CARE OF THE TEETH.
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Perhaps no department. Of human knowledge
is more neglected than the physical management
of youth, who need precept, example and daily
repetition to enable them to preserve their bodily
organs in a cleanly and healthy condition. So
ciety ought to impose upon US the task Of direct
ing the early habits and impressions Of children
and yet, what has society done to inpart knowl-
edge Of the means necessary TO prevent diseases
Of the mouth and teeth, and Of the physical con-
stituiion Of that human nature, whose care and
guidance have been entrusted to her2 In what
part Of her course has instruction of this kind
been introduced? Why pursue the inquiry
when it is obvious to all that'no provision has
ever been made to inculcate information SO i'm
poriant, so Indispensable to the welfare Of in
fancy, childhood, mature age, and evening Of
life tlNNlI .lBlM 49,