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Waikato Times, Volume XXXVI, Issue 2910, 10 March 1891, Page 4

Very few people realise how inuch the dentist has done for mankind. To mention ono thins "nly. the perfection to which the manufacture of false teeth has been carried has practically abolished old aj;c—that is, old age in the sense that I lined to know it. You see none of the helpless, mumbling old men aud women that you formerly did. This is not because people do not attain tho age their parents and grandparents reached, but because the dentist has prevented Borne of tlia most unpleasant consequences of advancing years. Men of seventy no longer either look or feel old because they are not deprived of nourishing food at the time when tbey need it most. Estimates have been made showing that the average length of life has been increased from four to six years by tho general use of false teeth, and this does not appear in the least extravagant when one thinks of difference in tho nutriment accessible to

one with a fmo set of molars and one condemned to gum it through his declininjr yours—Globe Domocrat. Individual Inthgbity makes up the total of national prosperity. Arthur Nathan's Reliable Teas are what they aro represented to bo. The best you can ftot. Buy and try. 0