The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-01-24
DIR. THOMAS w. EVANS.

Hayes Temp arluce 'cley, told now Tor
the first time, is absolutely unique.
DIX. THOMAS w. EVANS.
Some New Things Told About Him by a
Racy Writer.
Mr.. T. G. Crawford, the eminent news
paper correspondent. has been looking
up the career OF D.. Thomas W. Evans,
tie dentist of world wide celebrity who
began his dental career in L sncas.er Pa.
DR.. Evan has saids that he made up
his min from the first to have us his
clients all the royalties Of Europe He
has succeeded, so that TO day there is
not a single reigniug sovereign, from the
Queen of Eagllnd to the Cur of Russia
and the Sultan Of Turkey, that he has
not had in his operating chair. The doc
tor has also filed a place III the world
OF private diplomacy, and has gathered
together one of the largest fortunes in
Paris. His first client was Napoleon III,
Evans first became acquainted With
Napoleon when the Latter returned to
Paris after his exile ID LDudon. The doc
tor obtained then the con iide.ce aud es-
TEEN of Napoleon. W hen the latter became
President the confidence was increased
There was no Gle who was more init
mate with or had more influence with
the Emperor later on than the quiet,
matter of fact Dr.. Evans.
The extremely intimate relations be-
tween the Emperor and MIR. Evans enab-
led the latter to perform great service
to this country. No account of it has
ever been published, During the dark
est days OF the war the Emperor Napo-
leon was anxious to recognize the South
err Confedoracy. He bad fully made up
his mind to this, and had entered into
correspondence with the English Prime
Munster to secure the cooperation of the
laLter's country. DR.. Evans, who is one
of the most staunch and patriotic of
Americans, insisted upon the Emperor's
making I. delay of a few weeks at least.
The doctor said: Il will go to America
and see Mr.. Lincoln. l will visit Wash
ington and Learn the real truth of the
situation. | know that the North must
win. l believe that can bring back to
you evidence to prove this. You know
that b I'VE never deceived you, and that
you can trust in my reports"
The Emperor, as great concession to
the demands of his old friend, agreed to
the del.y. DR.. Evans visited Washing
ton, saw Mr.. Lincoln, and obtained such
assurance that he could convince the
Emperor that tie Southern Confederacy
should not be recognized. Fortunately
the North had some tremendous victor
les during the doctors absence from
France, SO the Emperor was willing, up
on the doctors return, to drop the whole
matter. He placed i'll the doctors hands
at that time the correspondence which
he bad with the English Foreign Office.
Ii the famous doctor ever publishes his
memoirs, these letters will make an ill.,
terestug chapter.
Dir. Evaus Is noted for his direct and
practical methods. He has no interest
10 serve at any oi these courts, and there
fore he is trusted rs few men have been
trusted i'll the world OF diplomacy. His
career is one long story OF personal ser.
vice to prominent royal personages. One
of the most notable of the services was
rendered to the Crowl Prince OF Swed-
en- while DR.. Evans was on a visit at the
wedding OF the sister of the Crown
Prince. The doctor Was asked by an aunt
of the Prince if he had noticed anything
peculiar about her nephew. The doctor
answered that lie had. The Prince was
eccentric, and Oh the verge of madness
from pain suffering Tn, doctor SAW
him alter the wedding, at the aunt re-
quest, ii the Princes room. The doctor
asked him why he seemed SO unhappy.
The Prince said II am desperate and
despalring. | have several times lately
to put an end to my M sery. am suffer-
ing from the most hideous of headaches
constantly, and my breath is So foul that
| cannot enter a room without becoming
an object of loathiug." The doctor
glanced at him and then said "Will |
you obllge me by standing on your head. |
An aide-de camp who was present pro-
tested at this disrespei tful request. The |
doctor iguprcd him ard said to the |
Prince DO you want to be cured ?'
God knows | do" answered the |
Primes, ''1ut there is 10 doctor that can |
d. anything for me. l have tried them |
all"
You will oblige me-" said DR.. Evans,
Soy standing on your head"
This persistent demand gave the
Prince ray OF hope. He complied, and |
the instant that he placed himself in this |
position horrible discharge gushed from
his mouth and nose. The doctor said A:
81 thought so. | will have you cured of |
this inside of a week" The trouble was
an liberated tooth, tie liberation having
eaten its way back of the nose and |
created pus cavity of enormous size.
The doctor bored hole through the |
roof OF bis patients mouth, inserted a
tube, and so succeeded in clearing out
and absolutely curing the diseased place.
The result was that inside of a month
the Prince was restored absolutely to
health. This cure led to his speedy |
marriage. He is to-day more than de-
voted friend to The doctor.
No greater triumph in medicine or chem
istry has been recorded than Halls Hair |
Remover to revivify and restore gray hair
to the color of youth.
A Woman in the Case.
There always is She is the power behind |
the throne A woman's influence over the
man who loves her is often absolute To |
WELD so great power to guide, strengthen |
and help her husband, woman's mind |