The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-26
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Casper souder Ed, Mrs. " C. Bspham.
Horace F6scett, Mrs Mary &. Homes,
Charles r. Garrlgues, Mrs f. Fisher
Rev lex. j. Hamilton, Mrs H. B. Weaver.
George II Stuart Miss lille B Lewis
WI William In Marnock Mrs Mrs BeIdlng
Charles +. Bleknei Mrs Cara G RaSton,
George B, L. Clay. NJ. D 1rs. f. 5. Davis,
+. A. Turpn, Mss Ans, Moore,
WIN. j., son OF DIR Gursey Mrs E. K. Eisenbrey,
Frank w, Newbold, Mrs DIR. Benner,
Aug, 4. BournonviIle, d Mrs J. NJ. Bradford
F.C. Wilcox g years old, Miss Fannie Knowles,
5 & " ntiss 4 RSeme. MISS MISS n MqSgls M SPoIs SPapsoast
9eI5sSs asna.t NJ: NJ: RsI31s RsRna$ $s FhILios,
j. 4 Bailey. Mrs Sarah d. TOmlnson,
Go 9nsI LsTs wsgpr Ms: HFs MsGR
Alexander C. Cattell, Miss Rebecca W. Attemus
Ea51grs a9grsn T. Ms TsS sy Ep; o9 Anderson
John johnston N d. Mrs. George the.t .termau.
+. HOllick. al. D. Mis-. Carrie Bodne
il. G Jones. M D. MRS. James e. Harper.
B. Wnhi:, %shit, Ientis T Mrs + S,lSa ! Beard m;
N. w. Kingsley, Dentist. Mrs. II. Bache.
Rev. F. Babbitt Mrs. George Il. Norton,
Rev d II. Emerson Mrs. James r. Mills.
Richard e. Dean, M D., U. Mrs Rev. William Meikle.
John J; Mitchell, NJ. D. three hundred and ffty-sx
Mrs. F. D, E. N South Others.
ste their names, tte following of which specimens
without the slightest pain-an uninterrupted dream
"Came from Hudson-would come from England
% E1 was going up in the air holding on to the
good hu%Ghug, Il Imam can have his teeth drawn
IA bso, utey did NOT now it was done till done.'
Twenty teeth extracted without the slightest pain,
mo more old. fashioned dentistry for me-"
mostiearnestly recommend the Nitrous oxide"
Very pleasant cream ,., - ,.
deIiuly refreshed afterwards"
~ endorse all written above"
"a pleasant ride on the cars"
"a great Improvement in the barbarous art Of den
i should never have tooth drawn wl.houtit
But viii be as ked does 1t destroy all painY Is the
gas pleasant to breathe? Does leave bad effects
cRn 4 @ We Or de-
stroy ali pain; pleasant to breaeno bad effects
as unR heart disease de %r % bSS
had fifty such patients tell us they felt better for week
after inhalng the gas
The following letter from the distinguished surgeon Dr.
]. NJ CarnOchan' to Dr. G.oton speaks for It, elt;-
New York, December 22 1865
To You Is due the credit of reviyng the use of this
important agent in the practice Of dentistry after lul
The value of sac anesthetlc agent which can be
used without anticipation Of danger to the patient
thus mi utey It's a ton m my own s cases in the belief
The nitrous oxide gas will suPeIsede all other anes
the'es m to the State Hospital etc. ETC.
TESTIMONY FROM DIR GsIscoM-
NEW York, March g. 1865.
Having ccasion recently to undergo minor surgical
operation much severity, embraced the oppOrtu-
nifty to try the anesthetic effect OF nitrous oxide gas,
administered by DIR; g Q. Cotton. | found 1t per-
few seconds and remained so unit the operation and
dressing OF the wound completed. While looking
for the mcsons to begin' % found they had az been
| done. pb,sioioDJ JOHN " NJ II; " 1 hl2S 81 SOM.,
The degree lnsensbnty produced by the gas may be
ih'eif0u 'iOii'''' AMUsiNG INCIDENT.
lady came TO office TO have tooth extracted,
feT examining the tooth, administered the gas and
| when she iel asleep the tooth was extracted, On
waking sne spit out the blood, aud in a few minutes
was asked to vacate the chair tor another patient and
gentie reminder, asked her to add her name to our
Scroll SWhv |" sald the lady, when you going TO
draw my tooth 2" The tooth had been out ten minutes
TESTIMONY FROM THE NEW YORK EVANGELIST.
~ are slow TO believe In the efficacy of RENEE
dies that are offered to the public but the frequent
testimony Of M 9hq Se whose 90 our GSS - nee
Cooner Institute has at last found means Of extract
inc teeth absolutely without pain, We
think it duty to publish this faet which we give not
high characi and Intelligence who are utterly mca-
pable OF decepuOh'
our prce for extracting Is so for the first tooth and
81 ior each subsequent TOOTH l6 IL tusSt
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