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THE JOURNAL.
t. a, awn.
f W BX23X. H. a. APRIL S3. 186t.
M Hk Serae. W 0
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TBI VAtHlXHTOX CE5TEM5I1L.
. Oa Ua SOth Um Centennial of the
Ia trituration of Georf e Washing-
m . 1 1 . - it. TT : . j
tOB, SI rraiueni oi me unueu
BUtss, will be celebrated in the
City of New York. It will be the
eecaaloa of a great military and
d?U pageant is which all the
States aad Territories in the Union
will be represented and in which
the BUte of North Carolina will
bare an honorable part. Governor
fowle baa appointed a worthy dele
o ffitloa, beaded by the ooartlj Sted
maa, to represent this common
- .wealth la paying appropriate honors
' to the memory of Washington.
. Who can estimate the ralae of
Washington to America and to the
' world 1 The vocabulary or praise
la exhausted in all lands and
aaionf all people, and still bis
aame goes down the ages the
txllamaa that wakei to freedom,
tad' charms to loftiest thoughts
aad aoblest deeds.
r
We trust that the Centennial
Celebration of the event we com
- MiMAnU 11 nmvft a hlMainar to
, aa .aad oar posterity. We trnst
' (bit American patriotism will re
Ida die its firea the at altars of
1779, "and, : American . statesmen
lean egala the lessens of 1789. We
trust that the spirit of Washington
i Will descend with benedictions on
. this lead, and that the fntnre of
"varbelored country will be more
glorious than the brightest period
1 of lta past history.
Let ao North Carolinian, who
- has been appointed, by his Excel
leaey, Governor Fowle, a delegate
j : to the Waahiagton Centennial, fail
to appreciate, the high honor and
exalted privilege conferred by his
t eommission. We trust that all will
' go and evince their veneration of
"Washington and their devotion to
the government founded by bis
wisdom and defended by bis valor.
BM6HT8MES.
, Oar skies are bright today. A
mereifnl Providence has watched
over u as a people, and enabled us
to fobold the centinnial of our
fiatioaal existence.
Jqt, no alone as a nation are we
. Uaedt North Carolina is especial
frrored, and her people should ac
knowledge with thanksgiving the
tndetBerdes of our God.
--Thr present is most propitious,
aaitefitare most promising.
TL'eartli"brlngs' forth abundantly,
ai3 Iheiiplenteonsness through
"est owtordetsi . h
ew,',, and then ' a man, who has
bora 00 early or has grown up too
bt&ccompUins that North Carolina
ii mm )iraa w iu buub. xi
t;:ti(llaeWVwasjas 'true to
I'J 'jiethM as 'ahe to him oar
t ::Uw6nM burst withfalnesf, and
cr fl8l4iter&w wlti streams bt
C-t skies are bright. Sot. a
--touf elond lowers upon .our
ijana If.we are true. to.our
future will be glorious.
1 1 1 naa jrhi) fold his arms
'i en the surface cf the occa-
-: 3 trusts to the sublimity of
--iWia te wrecked,' as he de
ztilti but the ma who goes
' s' '"-y work with strength
tcpe ia his hearl4nd
',!je:recf his rt ward.
" - '"i are brljht
CzCzvr dzzXj IUzju ;
Cera is bow three and four
biiicsth. 4, - v -
Ccttoa platting in'fotceaew.
ttTt IIU eoses In print all the
farmers oa Baar erek and Browa
sound will be dose planting cotton
and peanuts. x . .. t
Bob Freshwater and Dave Ban
dera are oar boss fox heaters, and
Dave is the best fishermen in miles
around x he has caught more ah
this season than all therest of the
regular: fishermen' pat together,
and Bob, well, its no use to say a
fox caa get away from him and his
dogs. Last week he killed two in
about aa aMurae np a tree and
they seldom climb.. ,
Numerous fires have been burn
ing all 'over the county lately.
Every spring these fires get out
end do damage to ' some " one.
Messrs. B. .W. ifresh water, A. J.
MnrrilL Mrs. O. P. Young and lots
of others, . have auffered more or
Jesa by these fires this spring.
Mrs. Young bad her dwelling house
burned last week j she was awsy
from home, but some of the neigh
bors succeeded ia saving meet of
all the furniture. . No Insurance.
Last week Mr. Jas. Pearson and
Mrs. Ella Freshwater were happily
married at the residence of Capt.
John Moore en New river, Dr. lid.
v . w ara, j . r.. omciatin as Also
Mr. Edward Fraaier and Miss
Elizabeth Smith, daughter of Mr.
Asa Smith, were married at the
residence of George W. Kellum.
At the residence of the father of
the bride, Thursday evening by
B. A. Bummersill, Esq., Mr. Owen
F. Henderson to Miss Julia A.
Parker, daughter of Mr. Wm. M.
Parker. All of Onslow county
(northeast). Also Mr. Joseph Gray
of Stump sound, same county, and
Miss Williams, were married
this week.
The gardens are fine. Mrs. D. J.
Sanders and It. W. Freshwater
have the best seen on this side of
the creek, while 00 the other side,
Mrs. D. W. Bussell, Benj. Ward
and Miss Cora Provow have very
nne gardens, but the best garden
or farm we have seen is that of
Mr. A. J. Hurst on Brown sound.
Mr. H. is one of our best and safest
farmers he plants corn, cotton,
peanuts; rice, sweet and Irish po
tatoes, and this year he plants
about one acre in aagar cane, and
his wife is one of as good gardeners
as ue is a farmer. Mr. K. Q. Ward
is also another one of our few suc
cessful farmers in these hard times.
Also we might put in J. W. Free
man and J, A. Provow.
On the first day of May, 1889,
tnere win be, providence permit
ting, a grand gala day in Swans
boro. The programme is elaborate.
At a o'clock a. m. the Sunday
school will turn out ia full dress,
march the' streets with music, vocal
uu lDBbrumeuuu, assemoie at (as
church where all the pleasing cere
monies of crowning the queen of
May will take place. After tbis,
all will march to the wharf and
board the steamer and boats for
the banks, returning Id the evening
under tne sound of delightful music
by a good string band. At night
a grand concert by experienced
parties, for the benefit of the
church. Last year considerable
was raised for this purpose, and a
start was made to build a good
church in Swansboro, and we want
to oatsn it tbis year. Admission
fee will be very small.
A FIGHT FOR LIFE.
Desperate EneeanUr With a Had Dog.
We vouch for the cold facts given
as loiiows t un Thursday afternoon
last Messrs. W. Leak ("Doc")
and Henry Ledbetter were la the
office of the Pee Dee Manufacturing
Company,' at work on the books.
The cry on the outside of "Bun 1
Run I Mad dog I" caused them to
jump to the door, when, to their
consternation,: in, ran ailtUe white
boy named Barrett, hotly pursued
by a dog. The boy ' sprang upon
the desk at a bound, crying, "Kill
him ! Kill him I He's mad P - bat
in this time Doc and Henry were
already flgnting Him with chairs,
the dog dashing first at one and
then at the other. 'The dog elampeU
nis teetn once upon Doe's foot but.
fortunately, did not penetrate to
the skin.- Blow after blow was
dealt with the chairs, Poo's cbaii
being broken - by the force with
which he struck j but the dog was
unyielding until Mf. wiu Steele
rushed in jtnd , hurled a hammer
which struck! the dog and stunned
him so that Doc, against whom the
brute's fary was chiefly, directed.
seizing the hammer, tnasbei in his
skull at a heavy blow. He was
slain at last, bat only after a des-
fsrate fight on the floor of the office,
he ' boys found, on examination,
that his tongue was of a peculiar
color and coated with mud,' prob
ably signs of his having wallowed
oa the ground in fits. Hii first ap
appearance outside the office was
in a rush at the little boy, Barrett.
whose clothes were 4itten bat the
flesh not torn. , Will Steele's cries
of; iunn 'probably saved several
penosi from his bite, for it wjls b3 !
.1 U ijesi
tl? i.-i;;g ia tire.
Ii was cirrti'Jy repcrtei that
Ua tz had seferely bitten Mr.
V a llaiser in tie forenoon of
ILirsday, but we are r'ii to state
Uat ue report was not true.
Eoeklsglissi Backet.
Bxtoss anything wUa or gecd
can be done, inn uaerable people
have to be persuaded, er out voted,
or tired ovt. All the possible folly
that caa be said on any subject has
to be answered, and borne with, aad
exhausted. The chaff has to be
winnowed away many times before
toe grain can be got at au. Con
sidering the myriad obstacles to re
form, it is surprising that the world
moves oa at such a rapid rata of
improvement as it has shown during
me preseni century. ; r
Whxh the teacher asked what
was the feminine ol tailor, a small
poy on a irons seat in - public
school promptly exclaimed. "Dress
maker,", and was greatly delighted
when he was able to get ia his an
swer first. r , ; a vft'slV'
A SAVK MTKSTnCIIT. ' ' .
b on wnlch la runnte4 to brlnr tob
satisfactory resutu, r la eaa of faifuts a
Ntara of pwcaaM wioa. Oa tak safe
plaa 70a caa boy froni mi t4)Tertliw4
DragiatabottVaef Dt. King's New Dl
oorsry lor CoosBmptioa. It ia fatrantoed
U biior rallaf Uawry eaar. vbea id
for an affioetioat X Tkroat, ; Lun orl
unaat, aaea aa (JonsuHiptiaa, jBflammatloa
ofLvaea, Broachltia. Asthma. Whoopta
Cengk, Croap, ato., ate. It la pleaaant
and ag-raaabla to taata, perfaetly safa, and
eaa always ba depandaa upon. Trial bot
tles free atR. N. Dafly'a, wholesale and
retail druggist. Price per doaan, $8.00.
A coEBESPONDKNTjWriting from
a Northwestern State, says-.
"Almost every home in this sec
tion has a piano, but hardly any
thing is played upon them except
'seven-np' and 'poker, when they
are not used as a dining table by
the members of the family ." '
Severe Casea ef Blee4 Pelaeai.
Thootanda aoffar from blood poison,
who would ba cored if they gave B. B.
a (Botanic Blood Balm) atrial. Send
to the Blood Balm Co.. Atlanta. Ga. for
book of wonaerlal enrea, that convince
the moat tkepUeal. It is sent free.
J0. Gibson, Meridian, Mies., writes:
"For a Dumber of years I luffered un
told agonies from blood poison. Sev
eral prominent pbysioians did me little
if anj good. I began to use B. B. B.
with very little faith, but, to my utter
surprise it baa made me a well and
hearty person."
Z. t. Halberton, Meoon, Oa., writes;
I contracted blood poison. first tried
pbysioians, and then west to Bot
Springs. I returned home a , ruined
man physically. Nothing seemed to do
me any good. My mother persuaded
me te try u. t. . to my utter aston
ishment every ulcer quickly healed."
Benj.. Morris, Atlanta, Oa., writes:
l suffered tears -from ayphilitio blood
poison which refused to be cured by all
treatment. . Pbysioians pronounced It
a hopeless eaae. I had no appetite, I
had pains la hips and Joints and my
kidneys were diseased. My throat was
ulcerated and my breast a mass of run
ning sores. Ja this condition I com
menced a use of B. B. B. It healed
every nicer and sore and cared me com
pletely within twe months."
Prunuln th mm abfaal lnt J i "
THE LAXATIVE AND NUTRITIOUS, JWOK '
, OF TH ." t '
FIC3 OF CALIFORNIA,
Combbed with the medicinal
virtues of plants known to be
most benencial to the human
system, forming an agreeable
and effective laxative to perma
nently cure Habitual consti
pation, and. the many ills de-,
pending on a weak or inactive '
condition of the " 1 '
KIDHEYS, UVER A"D. BOWELS.
' '1th ftsflMKttxctlUntrcattdykiiewaW !
CUmt m SYSTEM EFFECTUkWf
- Wka eaa b BiUeu er Caattipatcd ' r
PURg SLOOD. RgTRESHlilQ SLtEr,' ,
HEALTH and STRENGTH
ymKimtuaium. .- -
Every one is using It and all are
dlightedvrithit.- j ,'T.
t , oua onuoawr ton r -
'oyxtjx op arxoei -,
awiAOTUBtoow. at',. V
CALffORNIATIG SYRUP .CQ.;
t f , ,i , Mf mKCI8C0, cau, 1
uonmie. tr s tw row. n. a
Anf a s n as ibb
IfitAM C ALU f
Cleanses: the
Nasal, rassa
eres, Allayt
Pain and In-
flammation,
FZYI.1 .
II 1 8 ' the
Selti,
stores -.the
S e met i
Taste an t
Sroell' ,
Try the Care. .
A rrtlle to appl!.! into earn nrmt.iil anS
lSairWe. Prine b can' at ln
m i, '". w ' a. !.y i-rv..i r ;
I Werrea fetreet,Ke?r Ton. UalMwlr
j r
Ibi.i
I vcturt : : l Uuti ..- art u. .. to w
(sacs oC iwiMt.i aad
Ux used U.
' ' "Hat- f tTTObted
f- Villi rlwwiiausuMlt uie
tji kiUt II Si f&nS. 1 WK4
aiM nrf ora amitaoil
to j bat tur t
tin. I iw4 ol't uue lx
curM. t U bow Juiiip
rwuid. and aa uvhj m
-4k Ouf.m -t aA Cakou,
f VaniffioUi tfttaontal papr tree , ; , f
' Wttaa, SnMAueoa a CD.JToi.JSullnyto.Tl
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krtac-"S" mrf . -
: mo usar
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THE WAR HAS OPENED 0I1CE L1011E J !
Owing to the hard times and icarcity of money, t am deterdmine to
lomisn the people the Best Goods
proof of the fact, I will qoote you
doming is tnoimous. wen's
3.99. Also good Salts for Men
14 to 18 years, only $2 98. Boys'
Also a nice line of Men's Backs and
HATS ! HATS ! IIAT8 ! Fire hundred dozen flats, all styles
ana prices. Mens, Boys and Children's Hats from 10 to 15 and 25 eta-
Guarantee to suit you In any kind
8H0E8, SHOES. 811018-! The Largest and Best Selected
Stock of Shoes I ever kept. Men's Shoes from 75o. to f 1.00. Ladies'
Kid Button Shoes, 06c; Lace, 75c to 85c. Also a large stock of Ken
and Boys' Shoes at prices to suit the times. Ladles nice Slippers from
400. to 75C.
FUtNISHINO GOODS I Men's Undershirts as low as 20 cents
A nice Balbriggan Shirt for 25 tents. A nice Scarf from 10 to 20 cents.
A fall line of Dry Goods. Trunks, Valises, and other goods too
numerous to mention.' . . i ,
y Come one, come all to WILLIAM SULTAN'S, where you will
De treated right ana get your money's worth. ..
Opposite Baptist Church,
Middle street, ---
mar22dw3m
rJe.Wiv&IABT
Sale aM Eiveiw StaMei.
.!;
.ii
1
which
am constantly 1'
are aeleeud by-me -inditidually with great re.t la makbg my
purohases I deal e&ly with filbl I
sound stock.
Will take pleasure in
Tards.1
road; Street, Jte? Berne, , H.' C.
aog27dwif
Spring &ession
'I
or
Vance Ilale'and Female
'2l'
Opened ! Jaimary' 28rl88F.
The tronage. pt. the public is ree
pectfaUy-solicited. ii 'J :ftWi
; Trms for ortmng ladies aot Szceedf
ing 870 00 pet seeeioa of firs ittoothi
Inclodiog Vocal j; and IostrnmeBlal
Mnstot' lull conrse ' in Book keep!c
and pommerclal. Law, ' and feLm&a-
Bh!p., t. j .'I y, -;,.
Hany pot-IU get through forSO.CO.
Full corps of competent teachers. , (
For farther rnformatloQ address .V ;
n
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tC (SVUtT L. I T-t j'J
tUM." t4 A -H'O.L.
Celery Compound '
I ka bee Jat!y aiated w!ta tilts'
rtknuK.usm. actl tut a fh4 bo tttw Utul I
osmI iuur v-iwr7 (XunpiiaiiA ACjer abiD?
bou.x t lh.m Ejliujuj I u sua cml m
Bam cu. L'tuuxsaK, 80. CumlsJt H.E .
C fleets Lectin Cures.
Piae "i Celery CbupoandliAo jjeitcamed tatxr
ether carat a wnretuua aa uiase. copies ul
kKtaH ant to any aditreas. Pksiiat to au.e.
Aims duturtk bat aus digesuua. and enura '
ty Te)fiAbie; a ctiid ma ue it. kuttM
a ut wnartot kuitrer wiuk rtkenmatwi at
aamlKM - - i - .
for the Least Money, flow, in
a few of my prices. My gtock of
gooa uiue nannel suits as low, as
at $2.98. Boys' good Baits, from
Knee Baits from $1.25 to $1.30.
Cutaways and Prince Albert Sulta.
of Bat. ' (
NEW BERNE, N. C
of V Morses fani Maleft;
men,' and get nothing-ut good and
showing jou through my Stables and
1
DICEElTSf WOEKS.
tl
.BOW TO OBTAta THXK."
T-V f' mi m i . VJ'-
w
Aey snbenrltef to the Daixt or Wiaartt
JOUBHAL. Who baa r Jd on a vaar lii alnv..
will bs etititled to 0per r ent, discount oa a
set m vnAtt. UlUiSa.rS WOE.KJJ. Fof the
money, this la toe best edition on thenar,
aet. , . -' , .., ;
Compared with the eoat of former, even
recent days, it la amaslog bow the pr1ne of
standard books are now rednned. Tbis la
especially true of Ue works of Cbarlea Dlelr
eoa, and the most marvelonaly cheap edi
tion of his works ever pnblUhed is nnqnee
tlftnably the "Boa" edition, now imnd by
John B. Aldan, the "Llt.rary Revolution"
pobilHher, w Yort, Chicago, and elbe
wkre. It Is printed 4a good, dear, larte
daeed oonparell type (from ihe time plates
aa Appleton'a Popular Library- Edition,
price per set $10.00), donble-colnmn trea,
maU quarto form, eay for the eye.eonve
olentto handle, and is band oomely bound
u ui ejaQ vuiuojes as jouova; ' v-
Llet ef the Vels0 ver 130 lUastr'ns-
I. Martin Ooralewlti
barnaby Budge... .
t. P'k Howie. ' '
JKke tehee by Boa -1
L NnholPS Klekleby.
Tale of Two Cities.
i L'aoom'a'l Traveler.
L Plckwifk Jnr.
Ripr1ntj!i ptc m
' breta.ipecui, .-
Prlre Tt V '
5. David CoocerfleM.
. Chrlatmaa etorles,
Edwin lrood,
t. Mntriel Friend,
. Ii'dTlme.
lictaret fmtlaly.
T, TVimbpy and Pon.
Oid Cnrlnaliy Hhop
. American lSotus,
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nielvirriu
iver 1 wlet. -
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Ci.y ol i; v tkru
ho. t. riaii.jr PRCFitiY at ;
Pvl T : Vac! th pice o; . j , ......
'Tiiii IsLa.s..' " tMUiKUMt i ... ,
la.L inoiflo trvm ';. .i ...
A.-V, a.erac bow being ( 'a
Ixt'.oo la v.u twat in f city r a n . :
f4Kor!D( perpoera. wh;ie h it'.i
via.t.uu ou '.ri have asp.e crp.a ,
ww for Kdj ami tukmuiLg at t.e
aharf. .
No. t TWO H0CSF8 AND LOT3 A 1
CWIOS POINT, ocean; ed aagell!o-a
No. 4. TdS XHO t HOxr Aiwi-uOCttt:
ON cKAVtN flREtX.
Ko. A IthJCK xlnKS AND 1'Wlt! LIN'i'
OM t'BiVE.l eTRJ!.i.T ocUfled L h. O. t.
bodpe. --.- v . - . .
A full deeenptto of this xaluable proper
ty, together nh the beat terma utou u co
Ue etaiewlu be autd, It tw furs LeJ--n
appUeaUoa to the BnaeiaiJ at u.rlr cit:ca
i uboota f ront sueet
, WATSON A STRKKT.
deoS dwtf , ' las and Keai lutaw Agie.
r H. SAWYER,
FmONABliiiTAEOIl.
.' MIDDLE STlilET, ; , ,:
Twe doom sovta. Haka a lirery SUblea
"aovldtf; ' ; K1W BKSNT., N, O.
.-land For Sale. I
TWO TRACTS IX JEOIV COUNTT
rx milet south of Hinston. en 8oulq Wet
Creek. Ke, 1, CO aorea. vlth one kandred '
cleared, balaae weU UmberaU, Well aapt- a
ed ta fro win eon,, aottea, peaa, ate. A '
portion of the el tared la ad embraces a rich
aneku, Ka, K te l (Unbcr Jand,
about oof and a balf mllee Iron traetKo.
adee W.00O easb, fw t eaatt witk aa
roved security tor taianoa.' - ' - ,
- ' Aviyto ' ' - ;.: . ;
; ; ' V , JAKES WIIXIAMfl.
. ; , t 1 i Kinston, B.C..
Oe to jQCKNAli CffriCK."
aSJdwtf . .. New Berne, N.O
John Williams ;
Permanently located on corner of Broad
and Bern sts., is prepared to clean, dye
and repair all kinds of Clothing at Low .
pricee. A specialty ie made in cleaning
Ladies Dresses. ' Satisfaction anaran--eel.
. i.-,i'4,;Uw -aaatldtr ;
auu uiuuuvu a ' vilb I
Tna PitooKssrvrAB,iojat -vi(iian"t.
aggreaslve and procreraive. It has oplnlona
aDdeaereasee tbem.-Pertvielrht columns,
eight pgf a. All Home-rrlBt. official otoa
aneea. aba Uveat paper la lbs cootbl Ooee
to nearly J'.OJ poatomcea in Korth Carolina
mnA Oil UI.(m !i .11 A . .
BUtctlyOaah. tend for sample, eipy. Ad
areas-- -
TBIS PaOUltSESJVK rARMFB. ;
D. H. Bbowdkb, Business Kaoager. . tf ..
NEW BERNE AN!) PAMIinn 1 1 VP.
The Steamer TAHOMA, : :
Ahandaomily-eoBStrneted freight" and pea
senger boat, havln been placed oa this
touie. Is prepared to render Superior servloe
to and from all points on lower Neuae Kl ver "
and Paui I loo eoanty, aad New Heme. For ,
the present the following schedule will be in
operatlOBi v -v., ; .-( . .
Leaves Wew Berne every Wednesday and
at Clnbfoota, Adaroa and Jdmlths Creeks, '
Vandemere and Stonewall.
Leaves Hay boro every Monday an Thnrl. -
Jy at BIX A. W atopplng at tonewall,
Vandemere, Smiths, Adams and Olubfoois
Creeks, anlvlng at New Jterne Monday and 1
Thnrs lay evenings. t ..si.- .,.iw.
Moeiient paaienger aooommodatlon, am
pie freight adlltlea. ' v -. !
Krelght receipted lor en I received daily by
aceet awO U. Ilne, and -every Information
given. . . r -.
D. H.- ABBOTT. : Affena. ' andeMi wa. r
V. It TOWUSH, Stonewall.. -FOWLKB
A UOWEtU Ageau. KAVboro,'
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novldwu , , , , General Marwger.
CHEWING gum (
THAT IS NOT INJURIOUS
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Gentlemen Having eaiefully tested yonr
Gum, I believe It to be' ad Invaluable Agent
In Ihe Cats and Presarvitlnn l th. u.ih
IV eitataly promotes functional activity '
and tends to prevent decay by Its Cleansing
and Antacid effeeta l l i f ,
Ysijr truly jronrs, ,.-' - " -,;
- ' alrku 8.' Bid?. D. D. P.. ,
, Dentist to) the (lo.iin Hn uu. i.t -
Da. W. C. WAKM.AW of AOgnsta, Ga , saysf
KI thllk thaGnm kiraa. iiinri. r fa.u
been id wantof something tf ihe kind, and
I am glad that you have Jutrodaced it, I ,
wto i on-mpctt tncoesa," j i- ., --,
tPKyti H- Twactstow of Parmvllle;
Va., V. D: 8., President of The Dental A o
elation of Virginia, and ex-Preeldent of 1 he
Southern Dental Association, save "I flnd
the chewing Gum a nice, good thing. I am
dlatriboting It among my patients and
friends, ana have given samples to our drug- -gists
and reqnesud them -to ordf r it and
keep l Ha stock, J (ball recommend it as a '
dentifrice. . , . ?f'v ,., . -i . ,,
I regard the Dental Chewing bum a really
valuable article for cleantinK the leetb. For
cblldrerj.lt la the easiest and most certain
meejiaikaow of for accomplishing this lm-
pvrinena very renpectfully.- t
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Ct Southern Medica.1 College, .
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