The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1874-05-16 00:00:00

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DAILY ATTENDANCE 10 TILL 6.
PERFECT LT PAINLESS DENTISTRY.—NUR,OrS OXIDE OAS.
By the nee of this, the most simple, speedy, and suceessfal agent, alter an experienas:of upwards of 16,000 eases,
MR. B. L. MOSELY,
Beotell, Member of College ef Dentiots, nod Original Introducer of this Ow,
Guarantees entire anninnity from pain in every operation pertaining to Dental Surgery, and
successful painless adaptation of Artificial 'teeth. The daily experience of Hospitals and extensive private
prastics demonetrates that, unlike every other anoisthetie, the Nitrous Oxide Gas is inocuous and ev,n pleasant,
while want of success or the least pain is simply impossible. For eunfirmation of this VIDE Loacet, Britielt
Medical .totersol, of 15 Jan , and opinions of leadieg members of the faculty. In the use of Mr. B. L. Mosely's
Painless Artificial Teeth, the following results may be confidently relied on :—All loose teeth are permanently
fastened, and the Artificial Teeth as firm in the mouth sitter natural. Sack entire comfort, combined with is fit so
perfeot, is secured by this specialite, that the wearer, so far from being inconvenienced by his Artificial Teeth, is
astnelly inrornfortable without them. In appearance and in see, both for eating and speaking, they are precisely
the same ea one's own eatural Teeth—there 19 DO difference whatever.
" Nona in parlous par experience, aysiat confie l'extraction de dean de nos dents a M. Mosely, le deatiste de
Begat street et n'ayant ressenti de cette operation immune douleur. 11 fact dire quo noes avions eteprealablement
ream ° insensible re moyen du gas oxigene, agent dune inoonite parfait. Ce nenst plus une operation, c'est one
simple formalite."—Courier tie komp.
"Painless arid conservative to a degree."—Standard.
From the Lancet, April 2nd, 1870 (p. 460.)
" The reasons why we advocate the use of Nitrous Oxide of Gas are Its Safety. The rapidity with which
aniesthesi• can be induced, sir , from 50 to 100 seconds;' because it is actually pleasant to inhale, and therefore
fright and mental distress is asoideer—Because recovery is usually bright, pleasant, and complete, after discomfort
being extremely rare."
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TO THE ELECTORS OF
THE
PARLIAMENTARY BOROUGH OF
DUDLEY.

At the request of my Friel. la in the Parliamentary
Borough of Dudley, I contested the late Election, on
the priniples of political moderation, and I again
thank all who helped me, especially those who nobly
buried their polities' differences in one common cause
for the general b-insilt of the Borough.
We fought the battle and suffered a defeat which en
petition has bees rovr-ed by the decitioa of one of

hi r Majesty's Judges.
The only objuct of the petitiou we: to 'mire lir
you the privilege of free elec,ion, a privilege ,vtieli I
trust you will always resin in its fulleiit int•
I shall now retire front further action, ttio.igh it
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would have been a source of legitimate:ambition to have
reprectoted those ill Parham-mt. wh .111 1 have rude.
vonred to save, to the belt of my bumble ability, in

almost every otl'er cap icity, during so mail years of
residence amongst you, I hope, however, you will
soon find some local and more worthy Representative,
of moderate views, who will command the confidence
of the Borough, and I shall then feel that the in
borions and costly campaign, which we base fought in
the cease of moderation, will prove a real and lasting
benefit to this importent eonstituency.
With my deepest sympatny fur thous who hare suf.
fared injury or loss in our late contest.

I have the honour to remain, Gentlemen,
Ever your faithful Servant,
FICEDERICY IaMITH•SHENITONE.
Wadley, May 2,