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The New York herald., 1879-09-10
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ther proceedings will rest with the United States
District Court
applicable to the it appears in the enacting
clause:-
AN ACT to prevent the contagious
tious diseases into the United States.
Be enacted Sc That shall be unlawful for any
chant ship from any port where contagious
States except accordance the provisions this
act and ali rules and regulations of State boards of
all rules and regulations of
this and any such vessel which shall enter at
to shalt P o' to the a
70 be awsrdsd & in & ;hs discretion Of the o9ur
e be b in the Court
pear behalf of the United States all proceed
ias eases of seizures Of wessi for valaon of
the Revenue laws ot the United States.
[rhe provisions of the new regulations respecting
ing those Of the United States have already been
given In the HERALD
THE CASES AT QUARANTINE HOSPITAL.
The Health Officer visited Quarantine Hospital
twice yesterday, as he usually does when there is a
serious OF sickness hand. At bis last visit,
six O'Clock last evening, he found young Atamarno.
of the Mexican general of that name, who
taken from the steamer City of New York sick with
yellow fever Monday last in an intermittent
state composed and asleep The crisis OF his malady
had not been reached, but the signs were hopeful.
Mrs. Josephine Van Buren. the Memphis refugee,
who been so long ut the Quarantine Hospital.
up to the city yesterday, thoroughly restored in
health.
There are now serious cases at the Quarantine
Hospital except that of young Altamarino. the
The Health Officer yesterday gave a permit to the
steamer Saratoga to come up to the city.
WIDOW oILvER's LECTURE.
Mrs. Mary S. Oliver, of Washington, better known
as the "Wldow Oliver" will lecture in the Jersey
City Opera House this evening" at eight o'clock The
subject is "Workingmen, the Bone and Sinew of the
Country" The proceeds will be forwarded to the
yellow fever sufferers at Memphis by Mayor Hopper
Of Jersey City.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Gene: al John W. Corse. Of Chicago, is at the
Windsor. General G.. L. Beauregard. of Louisiana.
is at the New York. Henry r. Pierson. of Albany,
and s. H. Kaufman. of Washington. at the
Everett. Rev. DR.. Stuart Robinson. of Louisville;
Reverdy johnson. Of Baltimore. and General Z. F..
Bulard, OF Saratoga. at the Gilsey. General
Horace Capron. of Washington, and Alanson S. Page,
of Oswego. are at the Fifth Avenue. Acting Bank
superintendent Henry l.. Lamb. OF Albany. and
Francis Sylvester, of Undertook. N. Y. at the
Westminster. Rev. George Miller, of Bristol. Eng
land is at the Rossmore A. L. Hopkins, receiver Of
the Toledo, Peoria and Warsaw Railway Company,
is at the Brunswick. Horatio G. knight. Of Massa-
chusetts, Is at the Park Avenue.
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HANDY WITH HIS PISTOL.
AN OFFICERS DESPERATE ENCOUNTER WITH
INCONSISTENCIES.

INCONSISTENCIES.
WASHINGTON. Sept. Q. 1879.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue is in
Ray had encounter with ''moons hiners" in Bar
rem county, Kentucky. He and John Brannum LETT
Glasgow the morning of that day to locate still
and found it about three o'clock in the afternoon.
Thinking they not known they attempted to
make peaceable entrance, Brannum rcmarking.
by any About this time Ray a shotgun pass
from behind still tub man behind tree As
soon the gun passed the man. James Ashford
by name. raised 1t and fired hastily, taking away
hall of Brannum's hat brm; but before he could
shot him through the heart, killing him Instantly.
Another man jumped up from behind still tub
with his gun but before he could level it Ray shot
him down. Another person behind trco had shot
twice at brannum with no effect aud just
about the tiac he preparing tor third
a dead shot. it being the first favorable chance
that had offered. Ray fred aud shot him down.
oFFlcERs ESCAPE.
The officer had no time to make examination
OF the heG. lie had, however XII Ell one man aud
wounded two others in the three minutes the afray
lasted. while the injury sustained by him was
bullet hole in his boot leg and through his pis-
tol scabbard. Brannums clothes were very well
filled with buckshot holes. Ii n hand to hand
fight, the parties not being more than ten PAGES
apar,, and It was by far of the most desperate
struggles for life that has occurred in that section
between revenue officers and Illicit whskey
Brannum had the misfortune 10 get his pistol wet
the heavy rain that falling, and but for Ray =
pronlptness the former would doubt have been
killed in attempting to make his escape.
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THE RAILROAD INVESTIGATION

ALBANY. N. ", Sept. Q, 1879.
The Assembly subcommittee on Railroad Investi-
CATION met in this city at the Capitol to-day.
There were present Messrs. Noyes and Terry of the
committee. Henry 5. Marcy. general freight agent
of the Delaware and Hudson Canal Company ap-
pcared for that company. Hon. II. Smith act
ing his counsel. Mr.. Marcy was ques-
toned to the special rates or his company.
He said there were two clements embraced in
these ratcs-viz.. the effect the revenue on the
company and the necessities of the shippers who
make the application. He also said that the COM
panys heavy business Is nearly all doifc at special
rates The lowest rate the company gives is lun-
Der. They give it on account OF competition.
On account ot the absence OF Mr.. Sternc counsel
of the committee, an adjournment was taken until
tomorrow. The committee sent request to Presi-
dent Dickson TO be present. Tho subcommittee.
which to meet at Rochester. will not meet this
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THE WEST INDIES.

AFFAIRS IN JAMAICA QUIET AT ST. DOMINGO.
HAVANA, Sept. 8, 1879.
The French mail steamer brings advices from st.
Thomas to the 4th inst. The Danish steamer
Dagmar is expected soon arrive from Copenhagen.
His Royal Highness Prince Waldemar is on board,
serving as second Lieutenant.
The Bank OF St. Thomas has published its semi
annual report. No dividend will be paid to the
shareholders. The cause assigned is the general de-
preston of business and losses sustained by the
bank.
ST. DOMINGO QUIET.
Advices from st. Domingo dated August 49, state
that perfect tranquility prevails in the Republic.
The difference with Spain has been satisfactorily ad-
justed. st. Domingo will salute the Spanish flag,
the Spanish ships will return the salute and the
Governor of Puerto Plata will be removed.
IN FERMENT.
Advices from Hayti are confused Fighting be-
tween the nationals and liberals continues
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MURDERED BY HIS TENANT.
icy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. !

CHARLOTTE. N. c., Sept. 8, 1879.
Yesterday. in Lancaster county, S. c.. a fatal
difficulty occurred between DR.. J. j. Horton, u
prominent citizen, and renter, James Bennett.
The two had beon personal friends. Dir.
Horton made application to Bennett for his share OF
the crop, =, and, receiving an unsatisfactory
reply. sent his wagon to the fed, where
Bennett experimenting the removal of
tho crop. The wagon did not return as. early as
expected, and Or. Horton followed. Arrived at tho
field a quarrel occurred between the two, when DIR.
Horton struck Bennett with small cane Bennett
drew revolver aud fired upon his assai ant, the
shot taking effect i'll the abdomen. As Horton fell
Bennett fired another shot, but missed his aim.
The rst was fatal, however. the wounded man dying
almost instantly. Bennett WAS put in prison. Both
parties well connected.
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CUBA.

YELLOW FEVER CASES DECREASING IN NUMBER-
THE INsURGENT DISTRICTS
HAVANA. Sept. 0, 1879.
During the past week sixty-fve deaths from yell
low fever occurred in this city. being decrease Of
thirteen as compared with those of the previous
week.
The insurgent bands in the districts Of Holguin
and Santiago de Cuba have been broken up into
small parties Twenty persons have surrendered in
Santiago de Cuba in the immediate neghborhood
where the insurrectionary bands distributed.
Perfect tranquility prevails in the rest Of the island
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DIED OF CARELESSNEss.
[By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

NORFOLK. Va, Sept. 0, 1879.
This morning party of young men from Ports
mouth-Goorgc Gwynn, Henry Harwood and Willie
Ri,lpcwoll--went out to Barclays Grove, about a
mile and half from the city, to enjoy day IN the
woods. Youns Ridgcwell carried pistol. and while
the three weft sitting on a log he commenced to
handle and examine the weapon. Gwynn remarked.
"you had better look out tidgewell or you'll hurt
yourself The remark seemed no sooner made than
she weapon exploded and young Rdgowoll fell back
over the log shot through the head. and no almost
instantly expired. The ball had penetrated the
brain through the right eye. The deceased
about eighteen years of age and the eldest son of
MIR. William Ridgeweil, OF the Arm OF Dowau n
CO.. OF Norfolk.
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OHIO STATE FAIR.

CINCINNATI. Sept. o. 1870.
Visitors from far and near have already made
their appearance in large numbers and 1t is evident
that the opening ceremonies of the Exposition will
be witnessed by large concoursc. Attorney Gem
eral Devens and his friends, General sherman and
stan and General sheridan arrived this morning.
President Hayes passed the night at the residence
relative in Chillicothe, Ohio. where he avoided
public recognition and reached the city al SIX
o'clock this evening. going immediately to the
Grand Hotel.
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L,LoRILISE-FoR THE TEETH AND BREATH.

Bow Bells" April IL. 1871 mas the following The
Teeth beauty OF the and the teeth hsve ever
which poets and novests OF AL
ages have GIFTED dwell but the beauty OF the eyes
without teeth whereas good set OF the
latter without sparkle OF the always renders the
features Ia both Ccanlinesss Is necessary
above all things the preservation OF the teeth but yet
over assiduousness their often defeats tho end
which Is aimed Many tooth powders. In which scids
or minerals al Incorporated whttcu the teeth Tor
time but too frequent Of them would oaiy hasten
their Indeed tooth powders should always
ha used with caution Preservatives in liquid form
nreferabc TO any Other aud IL these have vegetable basis
nnthing can better Among these latter none will be
found ecscous than the exquisite toilet requisite
ca.d Fragrant Flornef IL has been analyxea by the
most emuen py aud dceored perfectly free from
nil corrosive OF Irritating ngredtchts few drops
et tooth bru sh produce foam which csauses
the teeth all impurities. swcetcns the breath hardens
the gums the OF decay This. u
be admitted IL the great arrived and
respect the Foriline already become great and do
served fsvoren Ask your druggist gst you bottls.
Price. 90 cents.
"Floriline- Is prepared only BY HENRY O. GALLUP
s93 Oxord London and sold by all druggists thrvu
out United states and Canada ~ per botts
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A SUBTERRANEAN TORTURE ROOM.

NEW LIGHT UPON THE ATTEMPTED ABDUCTION
or JAFFRAY NEAR TORONTO
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
TORONTO, Sept. 0, 1879.
The Ecen,ng Telegram tomorrow will publish
further developments Of the attempted abduction Of
Jaffray. A dug into the solid clay has been
discovered up the bank of the Don River. about
hundred and fifty yards from the spot where the
struggle took place. The is about fifteen
feet long, five feet high and four feet WIDE There
inner door. and this Telegram reporter and
the HERALD correspondent brought to the city to-
night, they being lucky enough to find clew the
time when this was cut out of the clay. 1t is
artfully concealed that people living within a
short distance oe the place dreamed OF its
isence. Tho late storm laid bare the boards of the
roofing of the outer passage. 1t not di.fc ut
be found, the cew being that two boys had
two men carrying up the river a door, and having
followed them got of with a story that the
place was to be used preserving fruit. There is
no doubt that it intended torture room.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamships Gallia, for Queenstown and Liver
pool and Labrador, for Havre, will sail from this
port Wednesday.
The mails for Europe will close the Post Office
half nine and for France direct at ten clock
A. M.
The New YORK HERALD-Edition for Europe-will
be ready at half-past eight O'Clock in the morning.
Single copies. in wrappers for mailing. six cents.
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RAID BY REVENUE OFFICERS.
CrNorNNArr. Ohio. Sent. 0. 1s7

CINCINNATI, Ohio. Sept. o, 1879.
Revenue Collector Amor smith. in company with
several officers gained access to the rcdistilling
establishment OF Frank Address. No. 23 Sycamore
street, this morning. where they discovered fires
ablaze in the furnaces and Illicit whskey running
from the mouth of still into half Allied barrel.
Attending the still was a named Drautman. Tho
officers arrested him. bottled some of the whiskey,
to be used evidence, ana departed, after placing
guard over the sstablishmsnl
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PENNSYLVANIA'S MILITIA.
lpY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. ]

BLooMsBURG, Pa, Sept. g. 1879.
The inspection of the Third Brigade. Pennsy ylvania
National Guard. took place in this provincial town
to-day. About two thousand OF tho militia were in
line. They were reviewed by Governor Hoyt Major
General Hartrant, Inspector General Latta and their
retinuc. The population of the surrounding town
ships, to the number of $4,000. turned out, man,
woman and child to see the display. The camp
breaks up tonight. Governor Hoyt and staff have
started for Eric TO inspect tho Filth Brigade
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E'LORILINE-FoR THE TEETH AND BREATH
few drops of the liquid 'Foriline" sprnkled ON
toothbrush produce pleasant sther which thoroughls
ceanses the teeth from all parasites or impurities hsr.
dens the stops decay givcs the
teeth peculiar peary whteness delightful fra.
GRANGE to the breath II all unpleasant 0dora
arising from decayed teeth tobacco smoke 1.-The Fra
grant Forlinen should be in all breath
and particularly by gentlemen after smoking The Fori
line combines in concentrated FORM the most desirable
cleansing and asrngent propertes same time Il
contains nothing which possibly njure the sens
gums the decay of the teeth 1t
gent after smoking it renders gums hard and healthy
it neutrazes the offensive secretions Of the mouth IL i'm
parts the breath fragrance purely aromatic and pleas
Ask any druggist for it, il has 1t he will pro-
1t for you for 50 Beware Of limitations
s,,ta
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CUTICURA,
THE GREAT SKIN CURE,
INEaff fDTV Tf-DI,c

CUTIcURA, assisted by CUriCURA is earnestly be-
eved be the only positive specific remedy the
Of salt rheum rngworm letter. pushes, chin
whelk psoriasis pemphgus, impetigo, leprosy chen,
prurigo itch ground Itch barbers itch Jacksons itch,
cracked SKINS and all vescuar and scay
tions and irtstons Of the skin: scad head dandrun
dry. thin and falling hair premature badness and all
cay eruptons tchings and irritations of the scalp
scrofulous ulcers, and dscharging wounds;
wounds bruises scads burns, pains and inflammation
rheumatism and affections of the muscles and joints
diphtheria and hosrseness In all of
blood and skin the CUrIcURA REsoLvENT should
taken internally until time after effected
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SALT RHEUM.

Helpless for eight years. Unable to walk.
Got about on hands and knees.
A wonderful cure.
Mcssrs WEEKS POTTER ten icmenI have had most
wonderful cure salt rheu. For seventeen years suf
fercd with salt rheum had it on my head face neck
and legs not able to walk. only my hands
and knees for year. have able help my
years tried hundreds of remedies
had the The doctors said my incura
able. SO tried everything that along
your advertisements and concluded TO try CUIICURA
Tie first box of CUricuRA brought tue humor
the surface of my skin 1t would drop of il
out. until am entirely well. All say is thank
you most heartily for Any person who thinks
this lottcr fraud let them write and and
find for themselves Yours truly
WILL MCDONALD.
1875 Butterfeld st
CHICAGO, ILL.,, March f. 1870.
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TaE wEArHEn yEsTERDAy

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.
The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twentyfour hours. in
parison with the corresponding date Of last year.
indicated by the thermo ometer Hudnut's pharmacy,
HERALD Building No Dis Broadway 3
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SKIN DISEASES
A SEVERE CASE OF FIVE YEARS DURATION


ENTIRELY CURED
Messrs. WEExs POTTER R:-Gentiemen-For the benefit
Of the world wish make this statement have
afflicted with skin disease for about five years
tried verythng that could of without any
relief whatever until your CUrcURA REMEDIES ad-
verti sed, and concud ded try them.
certify that only used them about six weeks until
entirely we'll but before commenced using them
face and back almost solid often
scratched blood from my body. am entirely well
think CuTICuRA REMEDIES the for skin
diseases that brought before the public Very
gratefully yours. f. NJ. FOX.
CAppo l. r.. Feb. 81, 1873.
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EUROPE.

EUhOFEe
ELoRILrNE FOR THE TEETH AND BREATH Is
the best liquid dentifrce world It thoroughly
c'eanses partially decayed from all parasites or iv
ing "anmacul@" leaving them pesrly white. mpartinss
delightful fragrance breath The Frsgsnt Rlorns
removes instantly odors arising from foul stomach q
tobacco smoke Sold everywhere at 80 cents
For children adults show marks of decay
Its advantages The Forilins should b
thoroughly brushed the caves no one need fssr
using 1T too often much at time Among the In
gradients being soda honey spirits wius borax
tracts from sweet herbs plants forms not only thu
very best dentfrice for cleansing
that is perfectly delicious to the taste and as harmless
cream The taste pleasing that instead of taking I'M
the toothbrush with dislike often the case charsu
will omit Florine regularly each
morning II only left their choice Children cannot
be taught the of the toothbrush too young early
neglect invariably produces decay Of the teeth
FRoRILINE IS PREPARED ONLY BY HENRY G
GALLUP. NO 4ss OXFORD ST.. LONDON. ENGLAND,
AND SOLD BY ALL CHEMISTS AND PERPUMERs
THROUGHOUT THE WORLD. AT so CENTS
ELORlLINE-FOK THE TEETH AAD YnEAIn.
Sweet the smbrosial air.
With it's perfume rich and rare;
Sweet vioIets ut the morn.
Which the emerald hooks adorn;
Sweet Is rosebuds bursting forth
From the richly laden earth
Is the "FRAGRANT FLORILINE"
The teeth il makes pearly white,
So pure aud lovely To the sight;
The gums assume q rosy hue.
The breath is vioets blue;
While scented the flowers OF May,
Which cast their sweetness from each rx
Is the "FRAGRANT fLORILINE.s
Sure, some fairy with its hand
Cast around its mystic wand,
And produced from fairy's bower
Scented efumes from each flower:
For in this liquid gem trace
All that beauty add and grace
Such is tho "FRAGRANT FLORILINE."
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A -A-A-A-A.-A-A.-
"A. MANS MISSION on EARTH
popular treatise clearly explaining the hidden
which sap vitality and shorten the duration of fo
with hints the OF the same. showing how
taxed be fully restored aud obstacles TO
rage overcome BY m Ill, 25c., currency postage
stamps Address SECRETARY, Museum OF Anatomy,
Science aud Art 4S9 9Th av,, New York city,
A CONSULT DR.. LAGRANGE'S MEDICAL TREAT.
n sises Premature Decay, Is cents
Social Evils of the Present Day, - cents.
What to Eat, Drink and Avoid, 10 cents
Opinions of the press -"rhesc books simply sound
science reduced common sense Premature Decay
will with interest by those bordering the
and yellow leaf" Social Evils should be by every
young man. what TO Bat. Drink and Avoid for yeang
and old"
Drs II. X j. LAGRANGE,
III East 18th st., New York.
and 625 Fibert St, Philadelphia.
Hours. to IL evening, TO a. sundays Till II only
INROM THE SYRACUSE CONVENTION. -
SPECIAL DISPATCHES CONTAINING FULL. PRO.
CEEDINGS IN THE EVENING TELkGRAM 10
NLIAT
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INLoRILINE-FoR THE TEETH AND BREATH
There Is a word through England ringA
America AS well,
1t seems TO hold magic sway
most important spell;
1t IL the thcmc every lip
Aud every whore 'tis seen.
And need say the we'll known word
Is Is"fRAGRANT fLORILINEW
The teeth II makes as white snow.
The breath ~ sweet morn;
With all its xephyrs floating ON,
by heecy currents borne;
Tho mouth II makes a font of sweets.
Like rival howrets seen;
A Household Word In England Is
The FRAGRANT FLOkILINEw
How beautiful the teeth IL makesi
Aud brilliant aud bright.
However tainted they have been,
Ii quickly makes them right;
Dscoloratons IL dispeis.
However long they ve been;
So wond rous changes produced
BY FRAGRANT fLoKILINEW
Household Word In England is
The FRAGRANT FLORILlNEW
And whyr Because ITS virtues rare
Are felt aud known, aud seen;
The mouth II keeps both fresh aud pure
And beautifully cleans
And hence arises the repute
OF FRAGRANT FLOklLlNEW
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imitators.
L,LoRILINE-F0R THE TEETH AND BREATH.

If teeth white and besutifu
1t keeps them so intact;
II they re discolored in the least
1t brings their whiteness back;
Aud bv its use what good effects
Are daily to be seen;
Thus hence 1t is that general praise
Greets ''FRAGRANT FLORILINEl"
One trails proof conclusive quite,
That by its constant use
The very best effects arise
That science can produce.
1t is the talk of every ono
An all absorbing theme;
While general now becomes the use
OF "FkAGKANr FLORILINEW
Ii makes the breath sweet flowers,
The teeth pcariy white
The gums II hardens and 1t gives
Sensations OF delight
All vic sccretions II removes,
However long they've been:
The enamel, too. IL will preserve,
The "FRAGRANT FLORILINEl"
Amid the charms which Nature gives.
The teeth precedence claim;
Aud TO preserve their pearly hue
Tho surest means name.
All other pastes and powders fail
Wherever they have been.
While quite successful in each case
.ERA(.RANr FI.DRlIINEv
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LNLORIIlNE.-FOk lHE TEETH AND bHkAfh.
From the Young Ladies' Journal AN agreeable don.
trihce always luxury. AS Of the agreeable
parts pleasant breath 1t has been analysed
by several professors of chemistry and they
quenty asked TO recommend u dentrifce readers
therefore advise them try the
Fragrant Forinep Sold in the United States and Can
ada at so cents.
Another great authority says-The Foriliue vsgs
table dentfrce of the pues quality 1t is perfectly harm
less in it's usebeneftng njuring 1t impsrts
the teeth peary beautiful whiteness, gives
delightful fragrance and to the breath. and
no discovery having tho purpose In view has
hitherto approached success" Sold ct 80
cents.
Read the following certificate Professor AttGsid
PHI d.. F.cs., Professor OF Practical Chemistry The
Pharmaceutical Society Of Great Britain, author e
..chemistry-Genersl, Medical and PhsrmAcsutcap: =
and thoroughly famarzed myself with the properties oe
your Fragrant Fiornea nud preparation for cleansing
ang ingredient nothing likely to njure in the slightest
tender influence otherwise
benehcay the teeth and other structures OF the mouth
Tue tloriue is an excellent and pleasant detergsnt
lSignedl JOHN ATrFlBLD
PREPARED By HENRY 9. GALLUP, ass OXFORD
ST. LONDON. ENGLAND
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CUTICURA SOAP.

McdIcinaI Toilet,
is prepared from Cuticua modified form. and Is posi-
lively indspe sable ia the of Skin and Scap
Diseases We recommend it for the preservation of the
infants for gentlemen who shave troubled
with faces for those who desire clean and whole
skin and scalp, Tor all purposes of the toilet
bath and nursery
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The CrrIcuRA REMEDIES are prepared by WEEKS &
POTTER. Chemists aud Druggists, 800 Washing gton
Boston and for sale by all druggists Price OF CuTcuRA
small boxes, 30 cents large boxes 81 REsoLvKSr, 81
per bottle CurIcuRA Soar. % cents per cake by mail
80 cents; three cakes, 10 cents.