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Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-23
FROM GREEN RIVER CITY.-The Inder of

I FROM GREEN RIVER CITY.-The Inder of
September 1lth furnishes the following items -
/. jeff Standifer was so Ear recovered as to be
able to sit up, and would likely be out in Il few
days In his room he keeps two pets-a bull =,
dog chained, and a young grizzly bear, loose.
The track of the Union Pacific Railroad
was completed to within thirty miles of Green 81
River. - ..... ........,l l., ts.. 4.
4 Adobe and frame buildings were rapidly co.,
ing up in Bryan City. 'a'
Green River City continues to grow and Il
business is brisk. Il ..-s9-.t -a ,aia. iAsn
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4 TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW, IDA.
N no City. Patents obtained for mining lodes
under act of Congress of July 26, 1866. OFFIcE-Hn
Wall street. opposite Andrews Co. store. nItf.
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JAS. HEALY, NJ. ID.

DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE on EAST
i side of Montgomery street, three doors above
Wall Idaho City. nltf
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-23

n. BAH persons indebted to the firm are notified
that speedy settlement must be made, and accounts
be closed. Apply at the fire proof cellar OF the old
stand corner of Main and wallula streets.
June 81 ls6s-tf POWELL CoE
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- The miners in the Scranton and Wilkes
barre Pennsylvania coal regions have demand
ed an advance Of twenty per cent, which. if
not acceded TO by the operators, will probably
cause total stoppage in those regions.
- During a brief absence from the CITY, the
residence of John Miller, carpenter, of Troy,
was entered by burglars, and g 900 in Govern
ment bonds were distracted from a bureau
drawer.
1-Charles +. Nevens OF Lewiston, Me, was
stupg in blood vessel on the temple, by
comm on hornet and in short time swellings
about the size of a pea and of bright red celor
came out all over his body and limbs. He was
for time completely Frustrated. but is now
better.
SSardines are so plenty in SPAN this year
that they are used as a fertilizer of the soil.
S-The late rains have injured the oats crop
in Connecticut.
SPhladelphia claims the NAL ufacture
nearly all the woollen knit goods in the United
States.
HThe Paris society for the protection of
animals offers a reward for the least cruel dog
muZZe.
Eg-The proceedings of the annual Wesleyan
Conference III England show that the great
body Of the Wesleyan ministers are oppo sed TO
any plan for recentry into the English Church.
R-A company of Grant and Colfax Lancers
has been organized in Delhi, N. Y. The COM
pany is Off cered in the same manner as q mill
airy company, with captain, lieutenants, SER
geants, etc.
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TIE WASHINGTON CAMP MERTING.-Up TO
yesterday afternoon l3i tents had been erected
on the camp-ground IN Haislip's woods, where
The amp-meeting exercises will be CO nmenced
to-day, and quite number of tents Were on
the ground 70 be put up, with others az the
junction on the way u the ground. Most of
the tents are from the District, every station liz
the city being represented, as also Manassas
Junction, Georgetown, Alexandria, South Bal
nmore, Annapolis, Severn, Elkridge, and the
adjoining circuits. Among the families on the
ground are the Godey's, Birch's and Bates's, of
Georgetown; Stinemetz Chandler, Russ, Gore,
Brown, and others Of the Foundry, us tents,)
and several prominent families of Wesley
Chapel. and quite a number from East WASH
ington- The ground is the most beautiful place
which could have been selected, and the water
10 excellent. There is ore entire front circle,
and back circle extending about two-thirds
the length OF the front one. The police arrange
ments will be perfect, and the boarding tents
including a large one IN charge of Mr.. Craw-
ford, OF the northern part of the city-will be
prepared to accommodate all corners Mr.
John +. Seitz, Of this city. has on the ground a
well-stocked refresnment booth. The sale of
round "Trip tickets commenced this morning
and quite a number of families left TO scamp
awhile in the wilderness" The sale OF round
Trip tickets will continue until the 27th inst
the price being 50 cents, and they are good to
return for ten days from date.
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GEORGETOWN.
Affair, in Gesrsetswn.

TIE CANAL.-Boats are not arriving IN such
great numbers to-day, as the water IS low and
beats rs are stopped above: Tue water was sn1 i
once last night. 37s arrivals are booked thus
far since the Isl inst. One boat on its way TO
Alerandria yesterday. just after crossing me
proceed further
OAK HILL CENETERT.-The proposals made
by various parties 10 construct a stone wall
along hock Creek, in mont OF Oak Hill GEM
acted on till the next meeting Of the Board Of
Directors of the Cemetery. The wall will con-
tain nearly 400 perches of stone.
FUNERAL OF Mr.. wHrrrNe.-The funeral OF
from the residence Of his father -in-law. Mr.
Lyons, on Rock Greek The services Were
conducted by the Rev. Mr.. Williams, after
which the remains were inferred in Glen wood
Cemetery.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL-The tJhee-
apeake and Ohio canal is now in navigable or
der throughout, the recent in juries, which were
not of q very serious character, having been
fully repaired.
THE ArALosrAN FKRRr.-This ferry still
continues 10 accommodate all the travel be-
tween Virginia and this vicinity. Not
withstandiDg the great rush no accident has
yet happened, owing 10 the vigilant precau-
lions used by the parties in charge Of the ferry
boat.
ALL QUIET ON THE PoToMAC.-It never wss
more quiet along the river front than now. The
wharves are almost destitute OF shipping. snd
the ferry boat to Anslostan Island is about the
only craft that disturhs the glossy surface OF
the river. The New York steamers left This
morning, and what few schooners are at the
coal wharves are preparing TO follow suit
MERCHANTS ExCHANGE.-Businees still
continues dull. Offerings to-day-I.S5 bush
els red wheat. Sales-3s0 bushels at s2-5s per
bushel.
RIVER FRoNT-Entered and cleared-S.r
Express, Nlckle, from and 10 Baltimore.
Cleared-Steamers +. c. knight, Derty, and
Empire, Price, for New York.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

GkEENBRIER CO., W. VA.
These Springs so long and favorably known to
the seekers OF health q nd pleasure, will a
beopen for the reception of visitors on vEAV
the lst Of June. With extensive improve 10
ments and general refurnishins Of the estabIisk-
commodation OF from fifteen hsadred tsrc taos
SAID persons.
Hot and Warm Sulphur Baths. so emineutly ser
viceable In connection with the internal use OF
these Alternative waters are always At the command
One Of the best City BANDS OF MUSIC will be
In attendance to enliyeH the LAWNS and the BALL
the Of those who may desire to indulge In
horseback or carriage exercise.
Charges will be S3 q day, or 80 per month";
children under 10 years. and colored teryants half
price; white servants according to sccommoda-
lions.
No effort ex pense will Ne spared en- the part Of
the Proprfetore, TO manage this establishment in
manner best calculated to promote the oomfert OF
Visitors In every respect. ou.
White Sulphur Springs, " Va, April 10th. 1865
~ For q full account Of the MEDICINAL EEFI-
CACY ANDAPPLIcABILITY ofthese waters TO partcu-
lar Diseases the reader is referred the late work
Of DR.. MOORMAH, on the Mineral Wsters of the
United States and Canada, I" to be found At Messrs
KELLY j PETS, Baltimore and other Book
storee. A PAMPHLET the WHITE SUI
PHUR SPRINGS, containing much valuable ia
formation, can be obtained without charge, of
~ ROUTE TO THE SPRINGS from any Point
NORTH or WEST. via WASHINGTON, COR
louisville. STANTON, to SOVINGTON by
Bail, thence by Fine Line Of Stage Coao hes on Q
we'll graded Turnpike, 20 Miles to the Springs.
le t~o Pm
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nyou sre 90 dsrine from results OF early fndt.cre
lions, what effect does 10 produce BON your genera
heslths Do you feel weak, debliltatsd ea.iy tredP
Does little extra exertion produce pslpitstion %
yonr kidneys frequently get out Of order DO VOC
have spells ef short breathing, or dyspepsia Are
your bowels constipstedt DO you have spells Of
faintne, or PUSHES OF blood TO the hesdp IL your
ing upon this subieoti Do You feeI sniI Is,Ie..
moping, tired Of company. Of life Z Do You wish 20
be leff alone, TO GET away from everybody Docs any
little thing make you start or jump Is your sleep
brillisntS the bloom your cheek as briehtf DO
you ENJOY yourself in society as wellP DO Won
pursue your bushes with the same energy Do
you feel as much confidence in yourselfy Are
Of melancholy Ii 50, do not lay Il 10 your liver
or dyspepsia. Have you restless nights Yonr
back weak, your knees weak. aud have hut little
appetite; sno you attribute this 70 dyspepsia or
Now, reader, secret habits venereaI Diseases
badly cured, and excesses are all capable OF pro-
oucine veal ness in the geDerArfv We organs. Did
you ever think that those bold, den ant, energetic
those whose generstive organs are in perfect
hea'thf You never hear such men conn ain of
being melancholy, OF nervousness of pslpitotion
OF the heart They ere never afraid they cannot
discouraged they are always polite and pleasant
In the company OF ladies. and loekthem right in
the fsce-nons OF your downcast looks or any other
meannees about them.
the effects Of abuses and excuses. have broughT
about that state OF weakness that has reduced fhs
general system 30 much as TO induce almost eye-Y
other form Of disease-idiocy. lunacy. parsly.is
form of disease which humanity is heir TO- and rho
real cause Of the trouble scarcely ever suspectad
and have doctored for all but the right one Dis,
eases OF these organs require the Of Diprstic
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and Alexandria Railroad in
Can't

; Court.
The Alexandria JovrHol of his morning
says: The United States District Court. Judge
JOAN g. Underwood presiding, convened at the
application, submitted by Messrs. H. H. Wells,
of Virginia, and J. Dean Smith, of MARYLAND,
on behalf Of the Adams EN press Company TO
restrain and enioin VIM II. Marbury from
taking possession as receiver Of the Alexan-
drIa railroad, in pursuance of an order OF
Judge Fl. W. Thomas, of the Circuit Court of
this district. The general interest in the SUBJ
pet matter of controversy was shewn by a
full attendance Of legal gentlemen and other
spectators. We noticed within the bar, Joseph
II. Bradley, ST., Walter Lennox, R. ]. Brent,
A. B. Magruder, Edgar Snowden, Jr., Wm.
L. Oarne, T.. w. Wattles, Jas. r. French, Col.
n. Nj. Falls, II. X. Bradshaw. w. II. Marbury,
Phelps, Stevens and others.
Mr.. Smith opened the case for Adams Ex-
press Company. Before he condluded Mr..
Brent said he appeared for the Receiver, Mar
bury, and would like to know who Mr.. Smith
appeared for, as he was of the opinion that
Smith being Director Of the Read, could not
appear as counsel in this case. Mr.. Brent pro-
ceeded TO urge various objections to the suffi-
cheney Of the notice his clients had received.
They had not been served with an order OF
Court. Gov. Wells replied to Mr.. Brent.
Col. Magruder asked leave to appear for Jos.
u. Stewart. Mr.: Smith, of counsel for Adams
Express Co., said th at Stewart was not a party
to this proceeding, and the case never would
be ended if the court allowed Tom Dick and
hairy 10 nave any thing to say. Mr.. Ma
gruder protested against being considered as
the representative of anybody, but Stewart,
and proceeded to show that Individuals
interest In the pending case.
The motion of Mr.. Brent to postpone the con.
sideration OF the case on account of ms efficient
notice was overruied by the Judge.
Mr.. Smith opened the case for the complain.
ant, claiming that the case was within the in.
risdiction of the court; that the pendency of
the suit IN the State court was no bar to this
action; that the bill disclosed a clear case for
the equitable Intervention of the court.
Robert ]. Brent. Esq, opened the case for the
defendant; claimed that the plaintiff was not
entitled to relief; that this case had been pre-
sented before the State courts and his claim
deEied; that the subject was not in the juris-
diction of the Federal court, because the de-
fendant was IN possession Of the property as
an officer Of the State court, and the Federal
court had now power to enloin officers of State
courts.
The court adjourned to meet at ten o'clock
this morning. Colonel Magruder will conclude
the argument for the defendant, and Governor
Wells will close the whole case.
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ALEXANDRIA ITKMs.-From the Commercial
Advertiser of this morning:
Serious Acoident.-Yesterday afternoon, be.
tween five and six o'clock, while the brick
layers at work At Portner's new brewery, North
Washington street. near the cotton factory,
were turning an arch in one of the walls, the
bricks gave away, falling on and crushing
seriously, Mr.. Joseph Padgett; his brother,
Henry Padgett, was also slightly injured. The
injuries of Mr.. Padgett Were so severe that it
was necessary to convey him to his home, on
Water steet, near Wolfe, in a wagon. At a
late hour last night he was doing as we'll as
could be expected, no fear of fatal result be-
ing entertained. Mr.. Padgett is a worthy aud
industrious young man, and his misfortune ex-
cites general sympathy.
The Gazette of last evening has the following
Rundaoay Adtch-A young and handsome
couple Of this city, who We're privately mar
ried in Washington on the 22d of list month,
but since that time have kept their secret in
violate, were made aware this morning that
their relationship would be discovered, and in
order TO avoid what might prove unpieas-
ant scene left here on the eleven o'clock boat
for the North.
appointed. Policeman l.. l. O'Neale has
been appointed by Gen. Stonemau, County
Constable for this county, vice &. j. Burton,
who failed 10 qualify.
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with his party in the Joint convention
II notice that be steadily votes for Demo-
Gratis to nh the ofhcss, and also votes
i stated at the meeting last week ina, ..tha man
VINO prowls the streets OF Washington a. mid
night, breaking open safes and bank vaults, is
honorable compared with the wretch who OBJ
tanning the votes of laboring men by promis-
ing 10 serve them and then sells out TO the enc
my the first opportunity" / still adhepe 10
that sentiment and am ready TO live and TO die
by il. i stated that had nothing TO saw con.
corning the course of the Democratic Alder
men, but as Republican had q right TO de-
mand OF every man elected by Republican
votes that he be true to the men by whose votes
he was elected. j know but little of Mr. Lar
man, socially he may be very agreeable gen.
ueman. have NO unkind feeling to wards him
personally. jefferson Davis is said to be a
very agreeable man socially. and so was Bene-
shield them from the indignation Of the people
they betrayed. Aaron Burr was Kissed from
the country for attempting to form South
western Coufederacy out OF the wilderness then
belonging to France and Spain, and there Is no
evidence that he ever betrayed his party, or
that he was ever false to friend. His offence
IN my opinion was light compared with that Of
Mr.. Larman, who, by his course. brings suffer-
ing upon a hundred thousand people, paraliz-
ing the whole machinery of the city govern
ment, and causing hundreds of men TO walk
the streets of Washington idle and hungry for
want Of employment
It'll said that Mr. L.arman, now that the Re.
publicans of the FirsuW ard have succumbed to
his demand, by denouncing sen timeuts l never
asked them to indorse, and which they last
week applauded, will vote With the Republic
cans. 1fso, and he assists to unlock the de ID
lock that now exists, Will be among the first
TO do him justice, and will not be sorry that
have been instrume ntal, in q humble way, in
bringing about the desired result. But so Icing
as he refuses 10 resign OF to obey the voice of
those who elected him, shall not hesitate to
speak of his course in the strongest language /
can command. When we learn to treat politi-
cal traitors as we tre.t other criminals Aneri-
can politics Will become purified, until then we
must expect to be sold out as often as the per-
sonal interests OF office. holders come in con.
tact with duty to their party.
]. H. CRANE,
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his organization was held last evening al
Union League Hall. A. p. Clark, the president,
IN the chair, Captain ]. T.. Dougherty secre-
nrsyious meerins. some ten or twelve nerso ms
united with the club. On motion Of Major
Van Buren, q committee was appointed 10 in
vite Hon. Thomas j. Durant and Hon. 4. w
kellogg 10 deliver addresses at the next meet
ing. On invitation OF the Chair. remarks were
made by +. A. Boswell, City Register; Major
w. s. Morse, Captain Gandson, and DIR. Picard.
Captain Dougherty extended an in vitaton 10
those present 10 become members Of the first
regiment Of Boys In Blue" stating that il
was contemplated giving Gen. Grant q recep-
ton on his return 10 the city next month, and
that the uniform Of the members would be
something SIMILAR 10 the Wide Awake uni
forms Of 90. Several gentlemen handed in their
names. Adjourned.
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about 10 close my business this fall offer the
following goods al cost prices: Reps, Damasks,
Enameled Cloth, Holland Shades. Tassets,
Cord, Tacks. Roller Ends, Wedge Racks, Oil
Cloth, Carpets, Table Linens, Bed Spreads,
&c. Small dealers and others are respectfully
invited before purchasing else nere.S
1902; A. ADAHsoN, 500 9th street.
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

IN BANKRUPTCY
Il DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. S.
At the City OF Washington, on the 18th day of
May. 1863 The undersigned hereby gives notice
Of his appointment assignee Of DAVID J
HEM BLkTT. in the city of Washington within
said District, who has been adJudged q bankrupt
upon bis own petition, by the Supreme Court Of
said District. GEO. 4 BROWN,
Attorney at Law,
On 3-law5w Cor. 9Th and r sts., Assignee
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CITY ITEMS.

To THE LADIHs.-Hoop skirts in great vay,e-
~ and at the lowest prices; new styles. Also,
children's Hoop Skirts, all sizes, at T. s.
Burr's. Ladies and Gentlemens Furnishing
Store. SIS L street. between 9Th and 10Th streets
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Letters from the PEOPLE,

MIR. SrAR:-lt seems that an old and obsolete
law-made when wood was the chief article of
fuel, and chimneys con, equently very much
fouled, and thereby made dangerous-has been
revived in this age of stoves and anthracite
when ten years use will not leave a pint of
SCOT In any chimney, and housekeepers are ter
rorized with notices that they must BE- swept
every two months, whether used or not. Now
Mr. STAR, protest against the enforcement OF
law right and proper for the time when
made, but worse than useless under present
circumstances, and against its enforcement at
this time. when no fires are used. l also eau
ton my fellow citizens against the prices en-
forced. Twenty cents per story is claimed
high enough in all conscience; but with
rapidly altogether unknown to builders, these
two stories 10 your domicil by caIcala, ios,
based, suppose, upon financial necessity. In
my case living in a two and halt story house.
the extorted for two chimneys SLIGO, an ex-
cess OF forty cents IT least. Is there any reme-
Gy1
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GENTLEMEN ABOUT TO VISIT high latitudes
or the Arctic regions, will find suitable CLOTH
ing at George G. Henning's one price store, No.
5I1 Seventh street
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RoBBKRY.-On Wednesday night last, one of
The three new tenements 10 course of compile.
ton on 4sh street, between New York avenue
and L street. belonging 10 Mr.. Jas O. Major
Was burglarisusly entered and robbed Of q lot
Of valuable carpenters tools belonging 10 1r
8 z Tyott, engaged az work there.
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Id ED.

DIED.
MARLL. On the 10Th instant, of cholera infan-
tum, LILLE ARDEL, the twin daughter Of Da.
yid P. and Mary y. Marll, aged months and 10
days.
EAGER "Wednesday. August 18th, 1853, MAY
LOWELL, daughter Of J. II. and Lizzie l.. Eager,
aged 5 weeks.
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THERE 10 A TIMR FOR EVERYTHING. but II
is getting high time for you to save your money,
ans this you can do by going to the original
Franc, 494 Seventh street, between ID and
and buy your gents Furnishing Goods, - per
cent. less than in any other store In this city.
Remember the place-iSi; with large plate glass
front. 4.
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WHAT MAKES your hair SO beautiful Mrs
5. A. Aliens Improved new style) Hair Re-
storer or Dressing, liz one bottle.) Price One
Dollar. Every druggist sells ii. go
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MARROW g. CO.'S
PERFECT FITTING SHIRTS
MADE TO ORDER.
ANUFAC TORY,
262 PENNSYLVANIA AvENUI.
e ISM

DEACH BASKETS!
Il PEACH BASkETSW
PEACH BASKETSMi
100 Dozen PEACH BASKETS, all Sizes
For sale by
j. P. BARTHOLOw,
Hardware and Agricultural Warehouse
an 4-eolOt 3os 9TH street, below Penna ave.
ENGLIsH AND EUROPEAN NEWS.
1.-THE NAIL"
Paper containing the news, the principal lead
ers, well digested summary, and all inter
esting matter from The Times
he Newspaper hitherto known the Ersnfns
Mail, having become the property OF the propri.
etors of The Times. Is Now published twics q
week under the title of
1.-THE MALL
at the price Of Threepencs per copy as heretofore
or Sd week, post free.
The days of publication will be Tuesday and Fri
day, and each paper will contain the news and ali
matters OF interest appearing in the three pre-
yio9s numbers Of The Times, which will thus be
rendered available, in cheap and convenient
form, for persons residing abroad or in the colo
Subscribers can obtsin THE MALL through
Newspaper Agents, or may have it from the Pub-
Usher, on pre- payment, at Printing House Square,
LONDON. Jyl5- l56lem NV
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SUMNER RESORTS.

CARLINS SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.
~ o. the LCRdoa and HanlPShIre Railroad.
Seven miles from Alexandria and Wash n A
ington. Splendid accommodations for Sun NY
day Schools and other pleasure parties. JUG
ROBERT BALL, No. AL 18th s reet,
jy-lmr Agent
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GEoRGIfOWI ABVIRfIsInRNrs.

az AnA -wANTED TO BUY-Au kinds Of
VCsOVV. 0entlemenS And Ladies' second
hand CLOTHING. Also, ell kinds Of FURNI-
TURE, for which . fair price win be paid, at No
- Bridge street. Georeetovn. 6lsly
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CoRNe, BUNIoNs, BAD EAILe and all dis
eases Of the feet. successfully treated by Dr.
White, Surgeon Chiropodist l24 Pennsyivania
avenue. between ~ and 9th streets. Once
hours from 5 q. m. TO 6 p. m. No charge for
consultation. Established 1861
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VAST QUANTITIES OF IVORY DESTROYED
Thousands of teeth that might last life time
are lost every year, simply because the parties
concerned either forget or do not appreciate
the fact that Sozodont, duly applied, renders
the dental substance proof against decay.