Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-03-16
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q WOULD not weary the patience of those
Il that are acquainted with the DOCTOR, or
drive more useful matters from the columns OF
the newspaper, if it were not for those that are
wholly unacquainod with the man. As tire.
spcc,s W ork, he has made no reply to my notice to
the public; and furthermore it was not my intcn-
ton to nuro the DOCTOR, or to give myself
more "currency in the Dentist BUSINESS" but
from earnest solicitations from those who have
been imposed upon, LIST will take the DOC
TOR on his own ground. As to the length of
time he has been in practice, am entirely un-
acquainted but as to his summers practice III
Philadelphia, 10 the best of my knowledge he
left this place about or after the 2lst OF March,
and returned sometime before the 18th OF June,
1896, which including to and from, would on
" make about 10 weeks. | would refer the
reader to the DOCTORS own assertions where
he states ''hc art cannot be acquired in icW
weeks o: even a few months y and | should
think from his own statements he was well
aware OF the fact, for he says he ''ncyer entered
into any understanding with Mr.. Lewis TO learn
him Dentistry" by some few facts, will let
the public Judge who was the learner, Ny
first acquaintance with this noted DOCTOR
a short time before his departure for the
far famed City of Philadelphia, where he, from
his own statements, on return had attended a
course of lectures delivered by Dr.. :. :. +. and
obtained a receipt for making teeth, and also a
Diploma. He brought few teeth with him,
presume they were bought, for in all the at
tempts | have seen him make since, a person
could hardly tell what they were without he
was told. Immediately on his return he called
on me and proposed TO form a co.parncrship !;
but on my declining the offer, he then expires.
sed Il wish to hire me proposed double the wa.
res | was then getting, which would be > dol
lars a day. ! still declined his offers, from
mere current reports as to his credibllity and a
respectable citizen. May it suffice to say, he
then employed NIossrs. z &; g., as was in their
employ at that time, to do his work, or Jobs OF
setting tceth whereas if he had been a sliiltul
practitioner in his business, he never would have
hired it done From that time to the Sth of May
1887. DOCTOR O. H. SaXton's bill was about
two hundred dollars for work that had done in
setting teeth at which time | went into his en-
plOy, thinking the WAGES more than the d sgracc,
as by that time the public being partly informed
who was the practitioner well the DOCTOR
mint cry quackcry OF any one that would learn
othu) and as 70 the use of tools, it would be
impossible Tor any one to obtain TO the same OK.
pcrtless and perfection As the celebrated DOC.
TOR O. II. ~aXon for in one case where 4
patient called to have a tooth extracted, whcr
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