The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-10
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA.
Casper soudor, Ed, Mrs. y. c. Blspham,
Horace Fascett, Mrs Mrs Mary g. Homes,
Rev ex. j. Hamilton, Mrs. II. B. weaver.
George Stuart. Miss Lille Lewis
Rev George Brinahurst, Mrs James j. Ail3n,
George Il. L. Clay. NJ. d drs. +. s. Davis
SAMUEL h kreamer' MIS-, MIS- Z. L Rutter,
VIM, j, :. son of DR. Gursey. Mrs, I. K. Elsenbrey,
Frank ". Newbold, Mrs. DR.. Benner,
George Mitchell; 81; D Mrs. seth r; Slosum,
Aug Z. Bournonvie, NJ d Mrs. J: NJ. Bradford.
FIG Wilcox 60 years old, Ms. Fannie Knowles,
5 G. Herbert dentist, Mrs Hannah PhlIps,
John s. LrombnGer, Mrs. Nellie wilson,
j; i F. Baileyi MRS sarah p. Tomllnson,
kTIa Mss Jneta Mife a \ MeRe Rabsrf
Alexander g. Cattell. Miss Rebecca W. Atemus
G. B. rabIgren, U. s. n" \. Mrs. Rev VIM. Anderson.
A. A Howard NJ. d. Mrs Rev. Il. LoomIs
+. HoiIick, Al; D. MIS- Carrie Bodine.
H. q % Jones NJ: d. Mrs. James 2. Harper
E. B. Robe fis T. s. n MIS- Mrs. Ellie it P'AiI Allison.
Rev. GSsTss !, Painter Mrs. rs' {. " %IHS, ADAMS
Rev. d II. Emerson Mrs. James H. Mills.
Richard Z. Dean, M d , U. Mrs Rev. William Meikle
sN: And fourteen thousand
Mrs. .. d. E N. South Others.
Many OF these patients have written sentences oppo
ste their names r. following of which are specimens
By a Fore1Gn lhnfsfeT OF State ''O Oie"Ai'
"Came from Hudson-would come from England "
Thought was going up in the air, holding to the
"A good humbug, i man have his teeth drawn
"a bso utely did NOT now IL was done till doue'
Twenty teeth extracted without the slightest pain
mo more old, fashioned dentistry for me-"
My operation wi N the gas-have tried ether
mosttearnestly recommend the Nitrous oxide"
'"wss weak and nervous, received no pam, but won.
deIlully refreshed afterwards"
- endorse all written above"
"a pleasant ride on The cars"
"A great Improvement in the barbarous art oC den
y should never have tooth drawn without it"
But it viii be sked does it destroy all pau2 Is the
gas pleasant to bTeathe2 Does II leave bad effects
Can & person with w weak aIg9 Or heat
stroy all paint It pleasant to brcaeno I'd efects
such as depression ION, tolow it is those
sG RsSRE E tell y bes Te 1ssf
after inhaling the gas
But what do the medical profession say of the gasP
The following letter from the distinguished surgeon Dr.
D. NJ o"rnO'n'n 10 No. il % East Sixteenth tn street.
New York. December 22, 1861
To you Is due the credit Of revling the use of this
important agent in the practice OF dentistry after lul
OF twenty-five years
without anticipation Of danger to the patient
great boon to suffering humanity and have related
that il similar favorable results are met with by others,
the nitrous oxide gas will suPeTsede all other Snes-
SaTgeOn-in' Chief to the state Hospital etc. etc
TESTIMONY FROM DIR GRIsCoN
NEW YORK, March 8, 1865
nifty to try the anestheic effect of nitrous oxide gas
fectly satisfactory. 1 was put into sound sleep in
few seconds ard remained so unit the operation and
dressing OF the wound were completed While looking
Tor the mcisons 70 begin, found they had AZ been
done. JOHN IL: kl5COM,
Physician to New York Hospital
The degree fnsensbiity produced by the may be
'H'' -0'''''' AMUsiNG INCIDENT.
lady to Office 10 have one Gooth extracted,
eI examining the tooth administered the gas and
waking she spit out tine blood, aud in a few minutes
was asked TO the chair another patient
take seat at the tab g. Not onerng to pay, we. as
scroll. "Why ~ ssld the lady, when are you going to
draw my tooth?" The tooth had been out ten minutes
TESTIMONY FROM THE NEW YORK EVANGELIST
N are slow to believe in the efficacy of new reme-
dies that are offered to The public but the frequent
assures US that DR.. COL ION, whose Ofce is in the
cooper Institute has at last found of exract-
think 1t duty to publish this fact, which give not
on exDer'en but on the testimony OF men OF
heh character and Intelligence, who are utterly
pable OF decepuOn'
Our price extracting is % for the first tooth and
81 for each subsequent tootn. [6 IL tusSt
OFFICES;
No. 737 WALNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
No. 10 COOPER INSTITUTE NEW YORK.
No. 1853 BALTIMORE STREET, BALTIMORE
No. l6I ELM STREET, CINCINNATI.