Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1871-09-28
THE EAST TENNESSEE DENTAL
ASSOCIATION.

AOINs
The East Tennessee Dental Association
convened for its Fifth Annual Session in
the Lamar House, Knoxville, Tenn, ON
Wednesday, September, 20, 1871. The
President, DR.. j. T. CAzIER, of Jones
boro', in the Chair; DR.. WM. II. Cooke,
of Cleveland, Secretary. ast.
The meeting was called to, order at 3
o'clock, I, N. Members present, j. Fouche
and a. p. White, Knoxville VIM. Fl.
+ Cooke, Cleveland; w. F. Fowler, Greene
vile ; r. a. b. Myers, Pikeville, j. d.
Morgan. Smiths Roads, a. J. Dunn,
Bristol, n. J. Myers, and J. T. Cazier,
Jonesboro. .r. . ,..
Minutes of last years meeting were
read and approved. ID, --... t,eaG
On motion of, DIR. j. Fouche, adjourn
ed to meet tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock.
sf. a. THURSDAYS SESSION. TN 1rt
The Association met at s o'clock, A.
NJ, for clinic, at the office of DIR. j.
Fouche, the. President, DIR. J.aE Cazier,
of Jonesboro, presiding. DIR. A. j. Dunn,
of Bristol, performed the clinical opera
DIR. j. Fouche. operated upon a second
LEFT superior Molar, filling the cavity and
restoring the lost portion with. adhesive
gold. , l7YOi3d I'D .N'rl - ,@rif5,e- g .e
On motion, the society adjourned to
meet at 2 o'clock p. NJ, at the Office of
DIR. 4. L. White. !'ii pn, p. ac.sst o.
pso- ~AFTERNooN SESSION. r-
The Association met according to ad-
journment. l'1'1 Hl,i
President !Cazier, called the meeting to
order at 2:36..
Minutes of morning session read and
approved.
The President read his annual address
which received a vote of thanks.
DIR. J.T. Cazier,,' prepared and presen-
ted a draft of a bill, to regulate the Prac-
tice of Dentistry in the State of Tennes-
see, which was approved and received by
the Association, and placed, IN the hands
of a committee composed of Drs. Fouche.
4. j. Dunn, and KIP. White, to present
the same to the incoming Legislature for
their action. @ai efF Ih.i'H DIE i'.l1f'
+ Dr.SW. L. Fowler. read an essay Upon
Mastication and Digestion, which was re-
1ceived and fled. This paper evinced
much reflection lit was clear and forcible.
On motion, adjourned to meet at z 80
p. II. G--n"-A'hH2'4 H'@Hi 'a'"ifi"
tn'd a9.t'- EVENING SESSION. 1s4is
President Caa2zier, resumed the Chair at
1880 P. NJ. The Association proceeded
to elect officers for the ensuing year, which
For President, VIM, Cooke, of cleve-
land; A. J. Dunn Bristol, vice-Presi-
dent; n. J. Mayes, Swcetwater, Cores
ponding Secretary; and A. 2. White,
Knoxville, Recording Secretary.
y special meeting was ordered at Bris-
tol, on the first Wednesday in June, 1872.
The treatment of Lime deposits or ac-
c,ussed, during which DR.. Cazier, presented
a tooth which had been treated with arc
matte elixir of %vitriol, which demonstra-
ted the chemical action Of the elixir up
on the Lime Salts of the tooth showing
the deleterious effects, and how rapidly
the Dentas would be destroyed by
permitting calculated substances to be in
contact. He also called the attention of
the Society to the Importance of instruct
ing parents how to preserve the teeth of
their children.
On motion the society adjourned to
meet at s o'clock
I-. FRIDAY 5 SESSION. .s .
The President. DIR. Cazier, called the
Association to order, ut 8 O'Clock, AM.
DIR! w. III. Cooke, conducted the clinics.
These operations were demonstrative OF
the great advantages derived from organi-
zation.sr The public are the recipients of
the knowledge that is here acquired. d
The following resolutions were presen-
ted by DIR. j. Fouche :: d21o1at ia9F
ResoFced. THAT'S it is the desire of this
Association that twobDental Chairs be
established in connection with n Nash
vile Medical College, one on Operative
and the other on Dental Mechanism. e.
g Resolced, That, in'ouropinion. DIR. Mor-
gan, of Nashville. is the most suitable
person to ill the Chair of Operative Den
tistry /; that we will use our best efforts
to procure a Charter from the Legislature
for this parpose. 'e2 '3no Hi Ef'. .
DIR. Gazier read an essay on Dental
Carries, which paper treated the subject in
its most comprehensive view, giving. US
the Physiological. Anatomical and Potho-
logical relations Of the organs they sus-
tain to-the whole organization, and parti-
~cularly the Chemical theory of Carries
The paper was accepted, discussed and
filed. gs1r CD ~ s4s .se,Iaa %Ea,ue1ia glot :
DIR. Myers, read an essay on Dental
Education, which was received by the
Association, and filed. "
The President, DR.. W. IT. Cooke, cleo
ted for the ensuing year, was inducted in,
to office, who made an appropriate address.
On motion of DIR. j. L. Cazier, the So
ciety passed a voteof thanks to. the Press
of Knoxville. and to the Press of East
Tennessee. 1881 mes
On motion the Society adjourned to
meet at Knoxville, the third "Wednesday
of September, 1872. r..
a Maine GIRL whose lover had lost q