The Sun.
London, England, 1839-08-28 00:00:00

A foulness of the Teeth is by some people as
little regarded as it is easily removed; but, with the fair
sex, with the polite and elegant part of the world, it is
looked on as a certain mark of sloth ; not only because it
disgraces one of the greatest ornarner ts of the countenance,
but the smell imparted to the breath by dirty teeth is dis-
agreeable to the patients themselves, and extremely offensive
to others in ccnversation. To remedy these evils, and to
prevent their taking place, is recommended Rowiod's
Odento ; which, as an embellisher an preserver of the
Teeth, and consequent promoter of comfort and attrastimp
is certainly the first Dentifrice of the preseuf age.
THE EYES.—Optical improvements to enable
persons at an advanced age to read with ease, and discri-
minate objects with perfect distinctness. Messrs. S. and
B. Solemons, Opticians and Aurists to the Royal Family,
39, Albemarle-street, Piccadilly, and 96, Cheapside, have
succeeded in effecting a most scientific improvement in
extensive by
Spectacle Lenses, of the greatesetlpterarniesnpeaerdentperersfroancst,ivoef
strengthened, and
power, for imperfect Vision ; the extraordinary advantage
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derived from this invention is, that they are adapted to the
practice, So that the sight
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persons are
enabled to employ their sight for any length of time, either
by day or candle light, at the most ' minute occupation,
with ease and comfort. These
Spectacle Lenses are con-
structed on a principle that
persons can see with them of a
much less magnifying power, nor will they require the
change so frequently to greater
magnifying powers as those
now in common use ; those Wets oh'
' being accomplished, is
a matter of much dee i
be imagined; . per mportance,to the public than may
thousands of individuals have been most
seriously injured it
i consequence of neglect to those sub-
jects. Persons can be suited at a distance; those who
have never used Spectacles, by stating the number of
inches they can see moderate sized print from the eye, and
those who are making use of Spectacles by sending them,
and making the same statement. The Messrs. Solomon's
Voice Conductors, for deaf persons, are not the least per-
ceptible, and give immediate relief.—No agents nor travel-
lers are employed.
INDUSTRY WITHOUT REWARD.—The sad-
dest aspect the decay of civic society can exhibit, has
always appeared to me to be this, when honourable, honour-
loving, conscientious diligence cannot, by the utmost
efforts of toil, obtain the necessaries of life; or when the
working man cannot even find work, but must stand with
folded arms, lamenting his forced idleness, through which
himself and his family are verging to starvation, or, it may
be, actually suffering the pains of hunger. —Thomas
___ Carlyle's New Work.
LAUNCH OF A STEA,.Q,,, SUDDEN DEATH .—Early yesterday rnernincr
last a great afternoon many persons
STEAM -S Monday a gentleman named Christie, sojourning at the b
o Manchester
Manchester-square,was heard to groan
lege of Nortbfleet, near Gravesend flocked into the vil- Hotel, to fall
of a splendid steam-ship, ,to witness the launch room, and shortly afterwards.t upon the floor. An
tent, which took intended fee the Russian Govern- alarm was given,h when 1., wastifound that Mr. Christie was
pace at high
of Mr. Fisher, build - water, from the ship-yard quite dead, baying apparently expired in a fit. An in-
cr. she is upwards of 800 tons burden. quest will be held on the body.