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London, England, 1810-03-05 00:00:00

r.X'FRAORDINARY CASE.

feel it incumbtin on me to transmit to you,
a ed,t of gratitude, the foil6wirg Statement:—Sometime
since I had the misfortune to lose thelsalate of my mouth, inclu-
ding not only the soft, but the osseow part, with some of the
;mil bones, and all my teeth, three exepitd. In this dreaCui
stee, not being :,'ale to eat, drink or sp..ak. intelligibly, I repaired
to Lorielon for adric?, and on appiy:!.7 to a Surgeon of the first
eminence, he referred me to It Dentin of repute. By Vie latter
I was told " that nothing could be d:.ae for me." I was .shout t 3
return home (to Worksop, near Nord: glum). in the utmost
de,:pondency, when happily I was recommended to ye,u, from
whose shill and attention, I have derived relief beyond my most
Lahguim2 hopes. By the aid of yolir Artificial Palate :ind TeHh,
I cnn now eat, speak artic.,,lately, and drink with comfort, which
before I could not do, in you have restored me to a condi
tion fit for society. I have shewn your performance to sevens:
professional Gentlemen, who all concur in the ()point] that this
operation evinces great anatomical skill, and much mechanical
ingenuity I shall be ready at all times to meet every inquiry,
and to refer to those Gentlemen whose names you have, through
delicacy, forbidden me to mention in this statement.
I am, Sir, your obliged and obedient servant,
EDWARD PARKER,
No. 66, High-street, Bloomsbury.
February 24, 1810.

'To Eiden Ruspini, Esq.
Surgeon-Dentist, Pall-Mall.

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