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"A. MANS MISSION on EARTH.
popular medical treatise clearly explaining the hidden
which sap vitality amt shorten the duration OF ITO
the removal of the showing how
taxed powers may be fully restored and obstacles TO
rago overcome. BY mall, 2oe., currency or postage
stamps Address SECRETARY, Museum OF Anatomy,
Science and Art isY 9th New Yorkcity.
LIVERY ONE SUFFERING FROM NERVOUS PROS
Filtration aud decay should read DR. L. j. Jur-
dams NEW MEDICAL WORK. showing its cause and
prevention Forwarded to any adAress on receipt OF -
CENTS Address DR. r. J. JORDAN. 81 9th New York
DElNHARrs GREAT PICTURE. "COSsOLATION,r -
nreproduced with such matches. beauty and artistic
excellence that they be distinguished from tho
original. Size, 2Ox3O inches; mounted canvas aud
strctcher. Price $40. post free Address -.
A. y. KAUFMAN, 366 Broadway Now York.
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Congressman Gilbert De La Matyr. of Indiana. is
at the sturtevant. Captain Cook, of the steamship
Gaa, is at the grovoort. Benjamin Gerrish, United
states Consul at Bordeaux, is at the ST. Nicholas.
Colonel Lorenzo stgreaves, United states Army, is
at the Clarendon. Captain Kennedy. of the steam
ship City of Berlin, is at tho Rossmore. James h.
Joy. of Detroit. and James rilhnghast, of Buffalo,
are the Windsor. Ex-Mayor j. J. Grouse. of syra.
cuse is at the Fifth Avenue.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAN DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OrFrcE THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, July 30-l A. NJ.
Indications.
For the Middle States. partly cloudy weather and
areas of rain, with south to west winds and no
change in temperature.
For the upper lake region. Upper Mississippi and
Lower Missouri valleys, slightly warmer southeast
to southwest winds, clear fair weather and sta
tionary slowly falling barometer.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, slowly rising
temperature easterly to southery winds and partly
cloudy weather, with slight changes in barometer.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States. southeast
to southwest winds partly cloudy weather and
OF rain. with nearly stationary temperature and
barometer.
The rivers will remain stationary.
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THE INDIAN TROUBLES.

DEMONSTRATION AGAINST A TELEGRAPH LINE
BREAKING UP OF AN OLD SUPERSTITION
lDY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.l
Fort KEoGH, M T., July 20, 1879.
small party of hostiles detached from Sitting
Bulls band ingalls, and Anes, who wero
pairing telegraph line eighty-fve miles north
east Of Fort Keogh for miles and into Clear Creek
This is the second demonstration ever made on q
telegraph lire. The first mado between hero
and Deadwood last April 1t indicates the breaking
up Of an old superstition that it bad medicine
that is. unlucky to meddle with the telegraph spirit
or operator
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SIGNAL SERVICE IN THE MILITIA.

ALBANY. N ", July 20, 1879.
special order from the Adjutant General
thorzes Brigadier General Edward L. Molineaux to
introduce in the Eleventh brigade. Brooklyn. Kings
county, the United States Army system of nag sig-
Mailing under such conditions he may deem best
calculated to demonstrate its utility for adoption
and in the National Guard. He is ordered to
ganize q signal service corps from the officers and
enlisted men of the brigade. He has the necessary
authority TO make requisition for the articles
scntial to consummate the work and report the
progress made and such other information Will
for
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PARTY BITTERNESS IN QUEBEC.

QUEBEC, July 49, 1879
An attempt was made late last night by the con-
servatives to burn ExLieutenant Governor Leellier
in efigy. The liberals collected in large numbers
ana after short struggle drove the conservatives
of. preventing the accomplishment az their design.
The victorious party then marched to the Govern
ment House singing the Marseillaisc and giving loud
cheers for Leteller Jolly and the government, and
groans Tor the opposition, after which they dis.
persed
No further trouble is apprehended here over the
nv
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CUIICUIsA,
THE GREAT SKIN CURE.
infalhbly cures.

CUrIcURA assisted by CUTIcuRA SoAP is earnestly be-
lieved the only positive specific remedy for the
of salt rheum rngwprm, letter pushes. chin
whek, psoriasis, pemplgus. impetgo leprosy. chen,
prurigo itch ground Itch barbcr's ch, Jacksons Itch
skins and all vascular and scay
tons raions of the skin scald head dandrnh dry
thin falling hair badness and all scaly
euptions chngs aud irratons OF the scalp scofulous
ulcers sores and discharging wounds; cuts wounds.
bruses scads burns pain and inflammation; rheumatism
and affections of the muscles and joints sore throat
diphthera Group and hoarseness In all cases OF blood
skin CUTICuRA REsoLvEAr should be taken
informally until some time after cure Is elected.
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THE AMERICAN ARCTIC EXPEDITION.

FULL SUPPLIES OF ALL REQUISITE STORES FOR
THE JEANNETrEs COMPANY WAITING HER
ARRIVAL AT oUNALAsKA
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
SAN FRANoIsoo, CAL. July 20. 1879.
The Alaska Commercial Company's schooner Eu-
dora arrived yesterday from Ounalaska. She was
eighteen days at sea. during which the winds were
light. For seven days she becalmed in mid
ocean. The captain reports that the last mild
winter IN the Behring Sea, no ice having formed
around st. Pauis Island. experience before
known. The spring very boisterous and cold.
He states that full supply of fur clothing for the
officers and crew of the Jeanette. together with
large quantity OF dog feed. left at Ounalaska.
Everything which prudent could suggest was
thera
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FALL RIVER TROUBLES.

Boston, Mass. July 30 1879.
Mayor Lindsey, of Fall River. had a long inter.
view with Governor Talbot this forenoon relative to
the labor troubles there. The Mayor states that the
Governor assured him he would DO supported in his
efforts to preserve peace. and that proper measures
would be taken in of serious trouble for the
protection of both life and property
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SKIN DISEASES.

A severe of five years duration entirely cured
Messrs. WEEKS POTTER ;-Gentlcmen-For the benefit
of the world wish make this statement: have been
afflicted skin disease for about five and have
tried almost everything that could hear Of without
relief whatever until your CUTicuIA REMEDIES ad-
vertised and ncluded to try them.
certify that only used them about weeks I'M til
entirely we'll but before commenced using them
face breast and back almost solid scab and often
scratched the blood from my body. | entirely
we'll and think your CurIcuRA REMEDIES the best for
skin diseases that brought before tho PUBLIC
Very gratefully yours +. NJ. FOX.
CAppO, Ind. Ter, Feb 81 1879,
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RACING IN ENGLAND.

UNCAs ACCEPTS FOR THE BRIGHTON STAKES
PAROLE BACKED FOR THE aooDwooD cur.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERAIp.1
MANCHESTER, July 20, 1870.
Mr. Z. Lorillard's bay colt Uncas has ac-
cepted, with 93 lbs., for the Brighton
Stakes, about one mile and half to be run
at Brighton August .. Lord Hartington's five
ycarold mare Belphebe has the top weight,
12I lbs.
PAROLE AND THE oooDwoop CUP.
Mr.. Lorillards Parole has been backed today
for the Goodwood Cup, to he run on Thursday
next, at the rate of 1000 to f1 900. Mr.. r.
Grcttons bay colt Isonomy, four years old, the
winner of tho Gold Cup at Ascot, is the favorc
Parole had practice gallop at Goodwood this
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GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY OF CAM
ADA

TORONTO, July 20, 1879.
special cable despatch to the Globe says:-"A
meeting Of the Manchester shareholders of the Great
Western Railway held Friday. The attend
large. and resolution in favor of amalga-
nation with the Grand Trunk Company passed
unanimously committee appointed to pro-
tcct the and TO urge the drec-
tors to amalgamate. The proceedings very en-
thusiastic
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Bothnia. for Queenstown and
Liverpool. and Labrador. for Havre will sail from
this port on Wednesday.
The mails for Europe will close al the Post Office
at half-past twelve, and for France direct at one
O'Clock p. NJ
The New YORK HERALD-editon for Europe-will
be ready at haf-past eight o'clock in the morning
Single copies. in wrappers for mailing six cents.
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THE ORANGE RIOT.
(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
OTTAWA, Ont, July %, 1879.
Yesterday it was rumored throughout Lower Town
that the Ottawa Young Britons were going to make
raid on that section Of tho city Active preparations
were made by the police to give them hot recep-
ton, but no breach of the peace occurred. Writs
have been served on twelve persons for taking part
in the fight on Saturday night. The to
come UP for trial Friday next, when the public
will be surprised to several respectable citizens
arraigned before the magistrate.
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HONORS 70 AN AMERICAN MUSICIAN.

THE FIRST PRIZE AT THE PARIS CONSERVATORY
AWARDED TO MASTER RIvADE, OF NEW
YORK.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD1
PARIS, July 20, 1879.
Master Rivade, of New York, who last year
received the second prize for the violin at the
Conscrvatoirc, was unanimously awarded the
first prize to-day.
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SOUTHWEST HARBoR, Me-. July 90, 1879.
Secretary Sherman. who left Ellsworth last night
in the cutter for Bar Harbor was detained
in fog all day off this harbor. This evening the
cutter came in and anchored inside. Tomorrow, if
the fog lifs the cutter with the Secretary board
will proceed to Bar Aarbor.
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A RrNGLEADER ARRESTED.

FALL RIVER, Mass, July 20, 1879.
Frank O'Neil, the man who shot in the slade
Mill disturbance Sunday afternoon, was arrested
this evening for interfering with Sheriff Burlington
on sunday.
The police called to queli q slight disturb
ance ut the Crescent Mill tonight, where small
crowd had gathered in front OF the Offices stones
were thrown, but only one window was broken.
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SKI RMISH WITH INDIANS.

GALVESTON. July 90, 1879.
special despatch from Fort Davis to the News
says:-"M Major Courtney skrmished with the Ind
ians at the Salt Lakes, seventy-fve miles west Of
this post. on Saturday. Two soldiers badly
wounded. Ten horses were captured from the
Indians"
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THE WIMBLEDON PRIZES.

END OF THE sHooTING-THE CANADIANS HApi x.
TORONTO. July %. 1979
special cable despatch from London to the Globe
says:-.'Thc competition at Wimbledon concluded
Saturday, when the Duchess Of Connaught pre-
sented the prizes. Hearty cheers greeted Colonel
Gibson, who won the Prince Of Wales prize with
such brilliant score"
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A TEXAN TORNADO.

GALVESTON, July 30, 1879.
A despatch from Mckinney. Texas. says:--A tor
nado struck this place from the north last evening"
completely demolishing the Christian Church, tho
dying timbers from which damaged several adjacent
houses. There casualties.
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AID FOR THE STRIKERS.

LAWRENCE. Mass, July 20, 1879.
The spinners of this city are circulating SUBJ
scrption paper in aid of the Fail River strikers aud
will hold picnic for their benefit at an early date
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GOLD IN NOVA SCOTIA.

HALIFAX, July d. 1879.
An important gold discovery has been made ut tho
Montague mines, FIVE miles from Dartmouth.
There Is considerable excitement among the gold
miners,
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POSTMASTER GENERAL KEY.

AUGUSTA, Me-, July 20, 1879.
Postmaster General Key and his party arrived here
this morning. and the guests Of Senator Blaine.
They will leave Wednesday morning for Portland.
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SAILORS DROWNED.
QUEBEC. July 80. 1879.

QUEBEC, July ~ 1879.
While four sailors of the steamer st. Lawrence
were hauling up loose fender they leaned on the
railing OF the upper deck which gave way and two
OF them named Philip st. Pierre and George Bar
row, fell into the river aud were drowned
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0 rivers will remain stationary.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record Will show the changes in tho
temperature for the past twentyfour hours in COM
parison with the corresponding date of last year.
indicated by the thermometer at Hudaut's pharmacy,
IL llnilduo l,rpul -
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SALT RHEuM.
Helpless for eight years-Unable to walk.
Got about on hands and knees.

Got about on hands and knees.
Awonderful cure.
Messrs. WEEKS PorrE9-Gentlemen-- have had a
wonderful of salt rhcam. For years
fered with salt rheum / had ii 0 head face neck
and legs. was not able walk only my hands
and knees for year have able help my
self for eight years. tried hundreds of remedes
one had the least effect The doctors said
curable So tried thing that along
advertisement aud concluded try CuTcuRA
REMEDIES The first boX Of CUricuRA brought the
the surface of my skin. II would drop OFF il
out, until now am entirely we'll All SAY is thank
you most heartily for Any person who thinAs
this letter fraud let them write and INC and
find for themselves. Yours truly.
WILL MCDONALD.
1915 Butteried ST..
Nuyr
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A LIVE WHALE COMING.

QUEBEC. July 30, 1879.
live whale arrived from the Gulf to-day, en-
route for the New York Aquarium.
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HORSES FROM CANADA.

MONTREAL, July 30, 1879.
The following table shows the number and value
Of horses shipped from this city to the United
States. through the United States Consulate GEN
eral. for the past four years, ending June 30:-
1876 214 horses. valued .......... ... S2S, ,955
1S17-2.073 horses. valued at.............. 5j31
lS7S-5.145 horses, valued at. 395 2ll
1S79-6,632 horses, valued dat........... at 39l, ,235
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ApOLLINARIS
NATURAL MINERAL WATER

Purity freshness. persistent eervescenco and agree
able flavor, alone mixed with wines spirits s"Prac-
ttoner
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II|::ii;l..) +: r: ;. Y ! 4 /.
E: T: {: 4 I'LL: III/.||.:: III
F il " " {, +. F:
..s Most cheap powders eontsin alum; dangerous to
health. Avoid them especially when osrsdo in bulk.
Hark, hear the ladios say.
"He has such winning way"
That's to say. his breath is sweet,
And his teeth white and neat.
And he smiles as is his won't
Always using sozoDoNT
Smiles are becoming
only when the lips display pretty tecth Ii Is also very de-
sirablo that breath should bc soZoDoNT pro-
both of these results is purely botanic in its in
gredients mparts coral tint the gums every
trace from teeth. and is ndorsed by members
of tho medical dramatic aud musical professions In
every class of society soZoDONT is recognized as the
dentifrce which besutfes and preserves Ask any
who has used SozODONT or she thinks of L. and
reply will be strongly Affirmative of its excellence All
druggists keep it,
A STRANGE FACT THAT PEOPLE WILL CON-
,nne to suffer from malaria and indigestion when Coo.
For sale by all druggists
A.-RUPTURE CURED, BY DIR. MARSH's TREAT
the only safe and reliable forty years prac
No branch oee oA' 'e'e' b.
AHUNDRED COMPLAINTS HAVE BEEN MADE
lately by at the factory OF tho Puck ceAArrs
The Puck CGARErrs are positively warranted without
opumor sickenng swcetenings
CLOSING sALE-sTRAW HATS, So; MACINAw,
81 40 MASiLAs. 81 %, worth 90 10 New Church ST., up
stairs
GREAT INvENTIoN.--JAMEs PYLE's PEARL.
Ms the best ar s without injury Sold by
grocers everywhere
III YOU ARE DYspEPTIC, RICHARDS TEE
TOTAL just what want Call and try IL Free
is vesey st.
"NEnvoUs DEBILITY POSITIVELY CURED
Sy ASS baT M m tSSD sS Ss% ssnS 1Sf
SURF HOTEL, FIRE ISLAND BEACH.-CA-
tarr hay teve chlls and maaral fovers curcd Ocean
bathing. Leave Hunters Point A. NJ and : 30 L. NJ.
TRIED TO MURDER HIS WIFE.-LEROY
Corrght OF spencer awokc his wife Friday and
told the Lord had commanded him to kill her Mrs.
Cartwright had sufficient OF mind to make de-
muir permission down stairs and her sick
mother before being slaughtered. aud down snc
scooed for the neighbors nnby pursued ny her
husband Assistance procured, and, after severe
tusse Mr. Cortght secured aud placed in durancc
lie had suddenly insane from scrofuous caarfh,
aud is supposed TO be incurabie Though We are ceran
that faithful of DIR. PiAKCEs GOLDEN MEDICAL DIS
covEIY aud DR.. sAGEs CATAERn KENkpY would elect "a
speedy For these remedies nave been ac
positive specifics for all serofuous aud ca
tarrha afcc tons.
wINCHESTERS uYPOpHOSpHI1ES WILL CURE
Consuin pton Coaghs bronchitis, 81 John St. ~ \.
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TUE TEkIll AND BREATH

CNiOkILINE-FVN TIE IEEI IT MD BKEAIH.
Bow BELLS April ~. 1871, has tho folowing:-"lhe
Teothihe beauiy OF the aud the teeth have
henes which poets and noselsts oi all
ueghtod TO dwell but the bcauty OF the eyes
would lost without tech whereas good OF the
lacf without the sparkle OF the always renders tho
Features attractive ia both sexes Cleanliness Is necessary
above All things Ia tho preservation OF the teeth; but yct
assduousness Ia their oten defeats tho end
whlca Is aimed Many tooth powders. IN which acids
minerals Incorporated, may whiten the teeth Tor
time but frequent OF them would only hasten
thuir destruction Indeed. tooth powders should always
be used with caution frcseryatives IN liquid form are
Preferable 20 any and " these have vegetable basis
nothing be potter Among these latter none will DO
touud nrrc than the exquisite toilet requisite
called Fragrant Florine lt has been anayzeu by tho
onnent ph, and declared perfectly free from
corrosive irritating Ingredients. A few drops
wei brush produce delightful foam which ecrnsss
The al Impurities swccteEs the breath hardens
the gums the progress OF decay: fhs u nuss
be admitted great aim 10 be arrived aud In ths
tie Fiorne has already become great and do
served favortcn Ask druggist TO get you bottle.
Price. 90 cents.
"Fioriifnc is prepared only by HENRY g. GALLUP,
493 oxford London, and sold by al druggists hroughs
United States and Canada a 90 cents bottle
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1915 Butterield ST..
CHICAGO. Ill, March 4. 1879.
CUTICURA SOAP,
MaIi.inu unI T,tl.t

prepared from CurcuaA in modified form is posi-
lively sable in the Of skin
discusses We recommend 1t for the preservation of the
infants gentlemen who shave
with faces those who clean and whole.
skin scalp and for all purposes Of the toilet
bath and nursery.
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Extract from letter Of the UNITED STATES TREAS
URY DEPARTMENT:-"In conformity with your request
the Secretary State ask ed to thorough in
qury be made into the matter by Consul Cologne
who concludes his report follows: I'll therefore
that it is opinion formed after what consider
full and Dainstaking investigation that the AroLLaARs
WATER bottled the Aponaris Springs. exported to
the United States is beyond question: natural mineral
The evidence which accompanies the ConsuI's
despatch abundantly sustans his conclusion that the
APoLLINARs WATER Us imported is natural mineral
waterr
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.hronic diseases of the skin and

Consultation rooms for chronic diseases of the skin and
scalp, especially of women and children. II Madison
MARY L. JOSSELYN. NJ. d.
The CurIcuRA REMEDIES are prepared by Weeks Pot
Chemists aud Druggists $50 Washington Boston,
and for sale by all druggists. Price of CUrcuEA. small
boxes so cents large boxes 81 REsoLvENr 81 per bot
tie CUTIcURA SOAP IS cents cake by mail 80 cents,
thrcc cakes, 75 cents
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This evidence given after thorough examination by
such eminent scientists of the Old World NJ
PROFESSOR A. w. HOFFMAN, +. r. s., of the Univer-
atty Of Berlin Member of the Scientific Deputation
gdom of Prussia, Vice President of the Chemical So
ciety of Germany. &c, &c.
PROFESSOR w. ODLING. Professor OF Chemistry at
the University of Oxford Chemical Judge the Centen
nia Exhibition, Philadelphia. &c. &c.. and others
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Avcrago temperature ycstofdAy '..- ...s..s...s..
Average temperature tor corresponding date last
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spurious article, purporting 10 be the gen Apo
linars Water. being offered to the public all
buyers that each every the yell
low label. and the name Of FRED DE barry Il CO.. New
York, sole agents.
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CLOSING sALE-sTRAW HATS, 50; MACINAw,
81 40: MASILAs. s., 90 worth So 10 New Church St. up
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GREAT INvENTION.---JAMES PYLE'S PEARL
me the best washing compound invented tho only
that labor and without injury Sold by
utaru
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Absolutely pure. Sold only in cans
- Most cheap powders contain alum dangerous to
health Avoid them especially when offered loose bulk
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A HUNDRED COMPLAINTS HAy

n
lately the factory of tho Puck C6ARkrs
bee use dealers offered others instead.
The Puck CcARErrs positively warranted without
opumo or sickcning swcctenngs.
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Sure some fairy with its hand
Cast around it's mystic wand,
And produced from fairy's bower
Scented perfumes from each ilower;
For in this liquid gem we trace
All that can Dcauty add and grace
Such is the "FkAGRANT FLORILINF."
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EUROPE.


ELoRILINE FOR THE TEETH AND BREArH IL
the best liquid dentfrice the world II thoroughly
ceanses partially from all parasites or iv-
ing animalcul@," leaving them peariy white mpartnsa
delightful fragrance the breath The Fragsnt Fioriiius
removes instantly odors arising foul stomach or
tobacco smoke. Sold everywhere at 30 cents
For children adults whose teeth show marks decay
its advantages paramount The Floriline should bs
thoroughly brushed into all the cavities fess
using it too often much at time Among the in
gradients being soda honey spirits of wne borax and
tracts from herbs and plants not only the
best dentifrce for cleansing discovered
that is perfectly delicious asharmless a.
cream The taste is pleasing that instead of taking us
the toothbrush with dislike often the children
will omit the Florina regularly each
morning if only left to own choice Children cannot
be taught tho of the toothbrush too young; early
neglect invariably produces decay the teeth
FRoRILINE Is PREPARED ONLY BY HENRY C.
GALLUP, No. 49s OXFORD ST., LONDON. ENGLAND
AND SOLD BY ALL CHEMISTS AND PERFUMERs
THROUGHOUT THE WORLD, AT so CENTS.
ELoRILINE-FoR THE TEETH AND BREATH.
Sweet as the ambrosial air.
With It's perfume rich and rare;
Sweet Is vioets at the
Which the emerald hooks adorn;
Sweet u rosebuds bursting forth
From the richly laden
Is the 'FRAGkANT FLDRILINE.n
The teeth il makes pearly white
10 pure and lovely o the sight
The gums assume u rosy hue,
The breath is sweet violets blue:
While cented as the lowers O May,
Which east their sweetness from each spray
Is the "FRAGRANT FLORILINEn
Sure, some fairy with it's hand
Cast around it's mystic wand,
And produced from fairy bower
Scented per from each lower;
For in this liquid gem trace
All that Dcauty add and grace-
Such is the "FkAGRANT FLORILINE"
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A STRANGE FACT THAT PEOPLE WILL CON-
tnue to suffer from malaria and indigestion when Coca
BrrKRs will give immediate relief aud effect
For sale by all druggists.
A.-RUPTURE CURED, BY DIR. MARSH'S TREAT
the only safe and reliable cure; forty years prac-
tca experience Only Office No vesey st. Astor HouseL
No branch Offices.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

wINCIIEsTERS HYPOpHOSpHITES WILL CURE
pton. Coughs Bronchitis, 81 John St.. \. \.
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Ir YOU ARE DYspEPTIC, RICHARDS TEE
TOTAL TosIc just what you want Call and IL Free
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"NERvOUS DEBILITY POSITIVELY CURED
by ALLRss BRAIs FooD. Send for circulars. ALIENS )
| TlIARMACY. IIh LIST av.. New York.N
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SURF HOTEL, FIRE ISLAND BEACH-CA-
tarr hay tover chs and malaria fovers cured Ocean
bathing Leave Hunters Point A. NJ and 4:3o r. NJ.
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every class of society SOZoDONT Is recognized the
dentifricc which bcautifes and preserves Ask
who has SOZODONT what he she thinks of it,
the reply will be strongly affirmative of its excellence All
dru gists kee