The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-12-04


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Haae 81 those f tic practice
Sc stated and 6de blain and
tLe mlnd oi every one, ina few Wora
tween tlc anial gam and the Fabs.anc6
lilits there is 70 coneruify 81 iercen.
and, altiongh the filing naY. As Il No.
docs, remain W the cavity lof several
yet, fEonstle beginning, decay colnne
and goes On under the plug until &
reaches the ncryeof the tooth, which ~
lcatcd By exeruciating pain, and lhenitnt
late 70 save The organ, n most cases byp,
per Filing witt gold During eight ycat,s
perieneein Tie profession; hayeneref
case. md Q great many such haze con5s,
der my observation and treatment,
paste suceedaneun had been used, which
not, sooner o. later, result precisely Is,
manner here stated Aud, & j be afgo.
tliat such material may be tsei ia teeth
arc too far gone to be saved by proper En-.
with gold; ] answer that carious teeth s
are liable 70 ache at any time, and Ar ;.
fruitful source m gunabiles and iDtolo,su
fetor, should atsonee be removed from u.
mouth.
With regard to the permanener and an.
g OF sklilful operations on the teeth
mark, that there is certainly no meeI,e;ssI
q nanipulative art, known Ia the vosls
which IsInore useful and effective than !.
Of operative Dentistry. Il is very trno 49,
Notifying and unfortunate Is tine tbs. ''g =
tins particular region Of country. and Dsr,,
others, no doubt, not more than one o,,t e
+ every ten teeth, perhaps, Of ailthat have boen
lllied during The last fifteen years, we're there
BY preserved. Thatbadre result, howcyer. ~
not the fault Of the science, but rather ,Io
effect Of he bungling attempts Of th6se S5-
had blindly aud imprudently usnrpc5 itsbigb
behcsts, and abused It's distinguished and sal.
utary functions. When the cavity in a tooth
is properly filled with gold foil, the work win
certainly remain, without change Of position
or discoloratiOn around the filling, for fye
years; and, as a general thing, enduring Ere
years, it viii continue sound ten, fifteen and
even twenty years. And every skillful ops.
rator, well knows whilst filing eavi.F
whether twill be permanent or not; and. s
a proof of his faithfulness and success In dis
charging his duty, he should be willing "a
give his written obligation to refund the no
ney paid for the work, inthe eventof itsr
cidentaIly falling, shortof the period Of fye
years at least. And, any one seeking prac
tice in the profession upon terms less strin-
gent OF fair, than these here stated, should
not be tolerated or patronised by this, OF any
other community. 1t is extremely dcroga.
tory to the deseryedly high character and
dignity Of the Dental profession, and dis.
graceful to any one claiming to be menber
of it, to be engaged in attempting to ill q
rious teeth, when, in a few months or years
at most, the greater part of them fall ou,,
those remaining discolor, and consequently,
the whole work comes tonaught
In conclusion, / viii state here, what
invariably say to my patients after operating
on their teeth, namely, that, if any Of tie
filings should fall out, or any, eyen.the least
discoloration, should show itself round the
edges of the work, Immediately hasten to
remove and replace such as are diSceler,zi,
and refill the empty cavities where they ea-
tirely fail. Aud, deem it not indeIicate,
nor Prescriptions on my part, 70 add ai~..
thar, with considerable and steadily " Y
ing practice. during the last three yeaIs
whilst residing IN this place, I haze not r.
moved on account Of discr,loratioll, and r.
placed, ali together, half dozen IF my eSn
filings
bong permanently locata! III Columbus
| shall te pleased promptly 70 attend an!
calls ier my profess, nal services by the citi
zeES, mi also. All applications, by letter ol
otherwise. FIRM the citizcnsnf LcWndeS, Ok
tibbeifa. y xll.tc aud Piekens counties.
r. o. DAVIDSON.
Biewefi Il $50 ID G 4th, 1851
4 W!FF IL TRaUBLE-"Pray tel me,
my a5ar, whaf IS ;iie cause IF those tears"
ss0i uYe5 .lss.aee!!,
"What iszrsee
"Why, ! b.xs eI- ned enc eff ynur leitcrs
supposed il was .,sidTssssd 10 myself. Ger
tainly it lool;ed rls,f .4ke 8irs. than Mr. =
Is that ail2 Hsas BARN can there be IL
a Wife's epenins her husband letters"
"Ne harm IN itself But the contents
Such disgr.ee
hat has any enc dared e write NJ
letter unfit to Be read by mr. wife,
t'0h ne. 1t is couehed IN. the most Schast
language. But the contents
Here the wife buried her face in her hank
chief, and commenced sobbing aloud, Whe
the husband eagerly caught up the lett'
and commenced reading the epistle that ha
been the means nearly ofbreaking his wife
heart. Ii was a bin from a printer .for ma
gears subscription.
To the Officers Of Lowndes County.
BY areeently expressed opinlonof the Al
torney General of this State, the Bonds {
all such county officers as are By law payabl
to the Governor, should be- made payable I
Gov. WHITFIELD instead GUToN.
a ID those therefore who hayefiIed informs
bonds should substitute new ones.
Nat. j. GOODWIN,
Judge Of Probate
December 4th, 1861.
ar0theF city papers please copy
Our Daily Bread
beggaF boy stomp q . rich man door
4 am honseless, and friendiess. ana faint an
poor