The Lambertville press., 1861-01-09
Distribution of Presents.

/ TIME Presents advertised to be given to those
/ Il persons having the largest amount of teeth
filed by A. H. TREG0, in 1885, are awarded as
follows, the largest amount being for S23. 90
| the smallest (for which q present is awarded)
/ $1,000. In two cases the amount is the same
In such cases the first award is to the one having
the most gold filings -
No Il" MANIFEST DESTINY. = Ia picture
valued at $1O) to Miss Aletha Skillman,
| Ringoes
No. p" BoUDOIR BEAUTIES p IA pieture)
and one quart of ''Trego's Teaberry Tooth
| wash" IN fine bsttle, Mrs. Jno S. Emery,
| Pennington.
No. 3.-"THE N. Y WEEKLY TRIBUNE y
| for one year, Mr.. Wm. Niece, Lambertville
No 4.-"THE INDIAN RACES OF N. d S.
| AMERICA" "a book Mr.. Howard Kessler,
| New Hope, Pa,
No. s." LTFE'S HAPPY HOURS, y "a pie
ture) Miss Cornelia s. Fisher. Ringoes.
| Ne e." ESSAY ON DENTAL SURGERY, y
by Geo. Watt, D. d. S., M. D, and one pint
of Toothwash iE fine bottle Mrs. Samuel
Skillman, Hopewell
No. -" ESSAY ON DENTAL SURGERY, j"
and half pint of Toothwssh in fine bottle,
Miss E. Kugler, Kingwood
No. s.-"TEMPLE OF REASON Ia hook
Miss Mary f. Lambert, Lambertville.
Ne. 9.-The first choice of the Lambertville pa
pers for one year Mr.. Levi Brown, Lambert
vile.
No. 10.--The second choice of Lambertyille
papers for one year, Mr.. s. s. Stout, Ringoes.
No. ll--0ne pint of g TregO's Teaberry Tsoth-
wash, in fine bottle, Miss s. D. Todd, near
Pennington.
No. 12-Half pint Toothwash in fine hottie,
Miss 8. r. DORIAN, Wertsviils,
No. 1s.-Hslf pint Toothwash, Miss Harriet
Walton. New Hope, Pa.
No. l4-Half pint Toothwash, C. s Schulhaus,
Esq, Lsmbertvilie.
No. 15.-Pint of Toothwash to The Peoples
Beacon office
No. l6.-Pint of Toethwash TO the Lambert
VILE Press Office.
1t gives me great pleasure in making the
above awards, to feel assured that the presents
were not the inducement for thepersons to have
their teeth attended to-
felt sure that the community only needed to
know that there is a way to save the natural
teeth. By the rather unusutal style of ADVERT
sing the people have been awakened to a new
way ofthinking, and by the Bribe " (as it has
been termed by "the interested. . have forced
the Negligent and misguided into the beliefthat
some things can be done as well as others, and
10 save the natural teeth II IS very necessary to
act promptly and judiciously.
1t has taught the negligent lesson which
they should not forget 1t has taught the mis-
guided to shun the unsktlled and careless o,,sg.
Tor as they wonld ma lpraeticiug guaek d..
/ mean no g diagonel insinuation, ? but a IL
rect hat, and hope it win be taken home by these
who need " pinching shoe.'e
wish eperybodg could and would read q the
essay by George Watt D. D. s., NJ. ID. n
proves my theory to point, and "shows mn ),
such others as alluded to as being mai ,,roi,,
cing 6Otchss.. q have a copy which I viii h.
happy to lend)
am able to prove by several Of my patrons
that | have made good, many of their testh
which were given up long before by other Den.
lists %. ass
hereby thank my patrons for the kind inau.
ence they have given in my favor. and onIv ask
Of them that they win ever seek to show the i'm.
portance OF preserving the natural teeth. and
awgs their friends not TO delay until too late.
shall offer no presents this year. beeause it
Is unnecessary The people are awake, and.
know that they can hayea sugerlor style Sc work |
done by A. H. TREGO, DENrIsT,
Jan l, 1851. Union ST., LambertviHe.