The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1883-01-19
THE RICHEST DENTIST IN THE WORLD

London Tr,lfb

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Dr. Evans halls from Phlladelphia' lie Is
OF Welsh extraction, aud belongs |" family
half Quaker, half Methodist, who ~e,e we'll
respected felix's IN The city founded by WIN.
lam Penn.
DIR. Evans becaur. de"tls', a,"I II" L a
vile when he was very young m"". lie
then came 10 Europe |" a's.'r Ills eo""try-
man brewster VINO had been asked to '""k
aitei the teeth "' Ia" ir'"'" ~, s"i'r''' AID
had more ou'l"r"s '"- a" '""'" nc" At
teha 10. Evans Mas ""eAtfeu'e's handsome
ana "eil made '''.'e '"'"' lis i"s,u'es'
'ne"sh ia'se' were >" '' a''' '"' IN almost 10
give '''eih pF'"S '""'"''~'' y l. Il N''
'a'lof u'eSseu "''" IL '"' ''''~' -. ii al
ways III the ia! t'n'e i""Ae" 'hr inal' "l ""aI
he's' although It "a' r"'' 10 ." '""' ~ as
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peisohases ot Tue ""'lI.
''hetufe OF American lnd'pende'.es "a"
through MS quiet masher' In smiling, lie
sho"eu' as uhihtehtiohaiiy IL may
nave .eeh Se"S '"'e"''o"-a "hi'e anu even
SCI VI 'seth' shiaii AL" hicely-shaped
n"nu n"nipu'a'eu Instruments "i torture
VIII urn ueA'ioushess' iheFo was gehu-
ihe A'nuhess III 'he MANNER ahd there was
'o'.nns III 'ne iA'e "n'eh expressed all
ooisins aisPosi'ion' boon AFTER the coup
e'"' Dte"s'ei soiu Ills business 10 Dr. l..
-'"i''. !. 'ne'uueu Virtual monopoly OF
.0ut' pfac'i'e' WHICH, As Ihe lie" emperor
"ss omnipo'eh', soon Drought throhg OF
pa.''n'' " 'i' onuee ~ Tue nue. ae Ia ra'S.
~ N"u Ju'' so' ous 'nA' Evans "as In high
,"'oi as 'n' iuisries' Inc EMPEROR VINO
D"'. ''s'' anu ui'"a'u oeins, ike iior'eise
Ahu 'osepnihe' MS mother ana grandmother,
prem@ut:y t0o'h'ess' liked his dentists
qui't anu civil way Oh discharsins his morn
lug uaties.
he D'c'or a''ended daliy, when In Paris,
a. D. H., a. tns Emperors toilet, and then
pfocesoed 70 the dressihs-room OF the En-
press. Eugehie spoke french with facility,
ou' never ike well educated Parisienne.
she knew that she was often mentally criti-
cseu ny members OF tne encourage Tor her
iheiegaht locutions. IL was, therefore,
agreeable 70 hsr 70 cha' IN Enslish-a
tongue Oh "hich she was quite mistress
win Evans VINO retai'ed TO her the news Of
the Town ana the current gossip about the
COURT Win an amount OF truthfulness that
was rsireshlng 70 ears tired OF hattery. He
also treated her teeth as II they were pearls
OF great price, aud kept them for seventeen
years In excellent condition.
Napoleon Ill. was, OR the throne, uSabls
to give up his Carbonari habits, which were
seen through. For instance, when the Gear
had a bad tooth and sent for Evans, Bis
marck, King Leopold, the Queen Of Holland,
rrince Metternich and Nigra were on the
alert 70 hnd out what was brewing at st.
petersburg. The fortunate dentist was ac-
cordingly summoned to attend, In many
capitals to royal teeth. Unwittingly he
made revelations, the Importance Of which
ne oid Not see. He was given diamond
studded snuff'boxes, rings, pins, aud valua-
Die furs.
Condescension was Ill many an Instance
pushed 50 lar as to send him the likeness OF
royal or imperial patient, executed express
iy Tor him. The Empress Qhen Queen)
augusta dia not 60 SO FAR as this; but she
gave the Doctor Two superb Dresden vases,
with painted views on them Of her Potsdam
ocnioss ana oIoizenieis. Ihe Doctor has
every klno ol decoration' except the insignia
oi tne Ehgiish ana fruss'an orders ana the
Golden fisece.
.ohder tne empire, LII. Evans remained
ci'izen Oh sne united states. lie Is very
american IN ieeiihg. During the ciVii war
no went IN strongly Tor the North. Thur
low Weeo, 70 counteract the influence OF
Siidell and his Charming daughters took
care TO secure the cooperation at the yuil-
cries OF Evans. Tho dentist had Quakerly
dislike TO slavery. He knew how and where
to take the Emperor, whose irresolution be
increased when the. Court set, interested In
the Jecker affair, wanted the blockade OF the
Southern ports to be broken.
Evans was the only familiar Of the impe-
rial couple who acted In brave and chival-
rous manner on the 4th of September. The
Empress was deserted by all the grand mem
bers Of the household and the high fun ction-
aries. Even her cousin, M. de Lesseps, who
had often proffered good counsel, which was
not needed, but who owed the success of the
Suez Canal to her, did net remain at her
side. In her desolatien she thought, when