THE TOOTH ACHE.
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Many persons who are afflicted with this
unpleasant complaint will, if they avail them
selves Of the advantages of the following ad
vice, feel thankful TO US for inserting it here
II taken from lhat excellent work of Rev.
John Todd's--the "Student's Manuel" p. so.


"Pay particular attention the teeth. BY this
/ mean, simply, cleanse them with soft
brush and with water, in which little com
mon sak is dissolved, the last thing before you
retire at night This simple direction, faithful
ly followed, win, ordinarialiy, keep the teeth
good ill old age. would urge this, because,
if neglected, the following are the results -
Your breath will inevitably become offensive
from defective teeth; your comfort will be de-
suoyed by frequent ioo,hache; your health
will suffer for the want of good teeth to mas
,ica,e the food; and last, though mol least, you
will early lose your teeth, and thus your public
speaking will be injured. These may seem
small Affairs now, but the habit Of neglect will
asssredly bring bitter repentance when it is
too late 70 remedy the neglect"


Having pursued the plan recommended by
Mr.. Todd for six years, we feel authorized in
saying we consider what he says rs no, only
ly true, but highly useful. Cold water and
salt are easily obtained. so is a soft brush
Reader, take care OF your teeth.