The New York herald., 1879-07-30

So pure and lovely TO the sight;
The breath is sweet volets blue;
While scented as the lowers OF May
Is the s"ss SEAGsxST tlSl f TLoaiIISE" I spray
Sure some fairy with its hand
Cast around it's mystic wand
And produced from fairy bower
Scented perfumes from each lower;
For in this liquid gem
A sae a ss sns 'srn ThxGAST ds fFn6RL1x..
ELoRILlNE-FoR THE TEETH AND BAEAlh.'
drops of the liquid "Fioriline" sprnkled on wet
toothbrush produce pleasant laher which thoroughly
teeth from all parasites impurities
deus the gums, decay gives the
teeth peculiar pearly whiteness delightful
GRANGE to the breath 1. removes all unpleasant odors
arising from dccayed teeth smoke Fra
grant in all cases of bad breath
and particularly by gentlemen after smoking The
line combines in FORM tho desirable
cleansing and astrinsent properties same time ie
nothing which possibly njure
organization the teeth and
gums the decay teoth it acts as deter.
gent after smoking it renders the hard healthy,
it nentrazes the offensive mouth
parts the breath fragrance purely pleas
III
cure it for you cents Beware of limitations and
imitators.
L,LoRILINE-FoR TIE TEETH AND BREATH.
If teeth white and beautiful,
1t keeps them so intact;
1t brings their whiteness back;
Aud bv its what good effects
rt Are daily daily TO to be s seen
rH%s Grsts ss"i phAGsAST a SfnsIa FIoEsE gfl'rs
One trails proof conclusive quite,
Tho very y best ,is,,'a Effects arise is
1t is the talk of every one
An all absorbing theme:
OF .FRAGhANr issi 'fiSsf FLoRiLiSEM liz Sfs
Itmakes the breath flowers.
The teeth u pcarly white;
The gums u hsrasns "a as,;ra, and it gives
All vile secretons IL removes,
However long they've been:
1hi The s"'Hs FEldEAST IL: ri FLSsIISh~
Amid the charms which Nature gives,
The teeth precedence claim
Anu 60 preserve their peary hue
All other pastes and powders fail
y, Wherever they nave been
Is FRAGRANT FLoRILlNEp'
TNLoRTLINE-FoR NE TEETH AND BREATH.
From the Young Ladies' journal AN agreeable don.
trdce always luxury. As of the sgroosbIs
may Florilne 1t ceanses the i'm
by several professors chemistry they co.
eur in thoir testimony usefulness We fro
quenty asked recommend dentri6cc readers.
therefore than advise try
Fragrant Foriiue" Sold United statss and Cam
ada a so cents.
Another great authority says"The Foliline veges
dentifrico of the purest quality is perfectly
less -benohtng but injurng 1t impsrts
the pearly beautiful whitcness, gives .
delightful fragrance and to the breath, and
hitherto approached succesA" Sold 80
cents
Read following certificate from Professor Att6sd
PHD. ECS., Professor OF Practical Chemistry The
Pharmaceutical Society of Groas Britain. author u
.chemistry-General. Medical aud Pharmaceutical":-
DEAR SIR made complete chemical analysis
and thoroughly with properties oe
your Fragrant Foriinea fluid preparation cleansing
the teeth certify it contains
tatng ngredcnt nothing likely nurc the slightest
most tender gums or influence otherwise than
benecaly the teeth ana other structures OF the mouth
Inc ,sSaod sisn'd1' 'N'''' ' JoiiS XrTFiELD
PREPARED By HENRY G. GALLUP, 493 OXFORD
ST., LONDON, ENGLAND.
lrLoRILINE-FOR THE TEETH AND BKkAfA.
Therc is n word through En- gland rings
Amcrcaas well:
II to hold magic sway.
most important spell;
Ii y the theme every lip,
md where 'tis seen;
Ana 9sia Vi AK f"f TS haSTG y''a
Tho teeth it makes as white as snow.
The breath AZ
With all its zephyrs floating ON,
by hcecy currents borne;
Tho mouth VI makes of
Like rival nowfets
Household " ord In Engandis
The FRAGRANT FLOkfLINEp'
How beautiful the teeth II makesl
Ana brilliant and bright.
However tainted they nave boon,
1t quickly makes them right;
DiscOiOrAttouS 10 dispeis,
However long theS vo been;
So wond'ruus changes produced
BY FRAGRANT FLOkILINEl"
A Household Word IN England Is
The FRAGRANT fLORILINEw
And whyg Because ITS virtues rare
Arc felt. and known, aud secn
Tho mouth IL keeps both fresh aud puro
And beautifully clean;
Aud hcncc arises the repute
OF "FRAGkANf FisOhlLtNEN
iNLORlLlNE-FOR THE TEETH AND BREATH
Bow Eells." April H. 1871 has tho following;"1ho
reoth-fhe beauty OF the aud the teeth have
themes which poets and nosests o all
would without tecth whereas good sct of the
lnLtcr. without the renders