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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIV, Issue 7836, 4 January 1887, Page 5

A curious little story was told me (writes the London correspondent of Sheffield Independent) illustrative of the snobbishness of London society, and of the real kindness of heart In the family of the Prince of Wales. There is In London an American dentist who is very skilful in his profession, and amongst other people has attended the Prinoesn of Wales. He was invited to one of the annual garden parties at Marlborough House, and met there nearly fifty of his patients. They out him to a man. Soon after he found himself face to face with the Prinoe and Princess, and they at once gave him the most cordial reception, and shook hint warmly by the hand. At once every one of the fifty patients pressed up to the lucky dentist, and Ehook hands with equal warmth. "Botch on Catarrh " oorreots offensive odours at once. Complete cure of worst chronic cases, also nueqaulled as gargle for diphtheria, tore throat foul breath. Keep the kidneys healthy *and unobstructed with American Co.'a Hop Bitters end you seed not faar ainknaiu. Read v- ' ■