Birmingham age-herald., 1895-10-02
THE TWIN COLLEGES.
The Medical and Dental Institutes Open tho Session With Bright Promises-lhe exefcses1FacuIty's Personnel.

The, 1S95-96 session of the Brm ngham Dental and Medical colleges opened yes terday morning at 10 o'clock and the prospects for a prosperous year in every way are good. ~
 Nos similar institutions in the south have a more able and widely known set of instructors than these colleges. and
 since the founding the success of both has been bordering on the phenom nal. The colleges are located in the old Lunc- ford hotel building, on Twenty-fii st street. between Second and Third av~-
 nues, and the quarters are well fur
 nished and suitable for the purpose. The
 colleges are young yet, the dental bling
 in it's third year and the medical in it's
 second
 The session of the dental college was
 opened with an address by Dr. T. M. AL
 len and that of the medical college by
 Dr. B. l.. Wyman. Glasses will open re g.
 ularly at o'clock this morning and the
 course of study for the session will then
 have begun in earnest. Between fifty
 and seventy-five students enrolled their
 names today and many more have noti-
 fled the faculty that they would arrive in the city in a few days The dental infirmary, where work will be done and nominal charges made for "
 be held at the medical college. The faculty of the schools is as follows. Medical College. W. H. Johnston M D. dean, professor of obstetrics andzdiseases of children. B. l., Wyman, NJ. D., professor of mate ria medica. therapeutics and neurology J. H. McCarty. M. D.. professor of physiology
 J. D. 5. Davis. M D., professor of prin- ciples and practice of surgery and clni- cal surgery.
 w. E. B. Davis, M. D., professor of gynecology and abdominal surgery. B. G. Copeland, M. D., professor of an- atomy and clinical surgery. J. A. B. Lovett, A. M, Ph. D., professor of chemistry and toxicology. l.. G. Woodson, M D., professor of eye, ear and throat. R. M. Cunningham. NJ. D.. professor of principles and practices of medicine and clinical medicine. J. G. LeGrand. M. D., professor of hy- giene and medical jurisprudence. Dental College. T. M. Allen, D. D. s., professor of oper- ative dentistry and dental surgery. Charles A. Merrill, D. D. S., professor of
 dental pathology and therapeutics. K. Augustus Jones, Jr., D. D. S., profes- sor of mechanical dentistry and clinical professor in charge of infirmary. A. Eubank. D. D. S., professor of or thodontia and crown and bridge work. J. A. B. Lovett. A. M, Ph. D., professor of chemistry and metallurgy. J. H. McCarty, M. D., professor of physiology and histology. B. G. Copeland M. D., professor of anatomy.
 R. Y. Jones, D. D. S., demonstrator and lecturer on continuous gum and porcelain work.
 l.. G. Woodson. M. D., lecturer on the eye ear. nose and throat. R. D. Berry. M D., lecturer and demon strator on histology and microscopy. B. M. Allen. Esq. lecturer on dental jurisprudence. E. w. Morris, M. D., demonstrator of anatomy. G. c. Chapman M. D., George r. Broun M. D., assistant demonstrators of anat- Omy. Special Lecturers
 John E. Frazier, D. D. S., Alabama.
 W. c. Wheeler. M. D.. Alabama George c. Brause, D. D. S.. Tennessee
 M. A. Starks, D. D. s.. Alabama. A. w. Palmer, D. D. S., Tennessee.
 H. D. Boyd. D. D. s., Alabama.
 5. N. Pupree, D, p: s., Tennessee. J. E. Huinphrey M. D., Alabama.
 J. A. Hall. D. ID. S.. Alabama.
 w. T. Poole. D. D. S., Georgia.
 s. w. Allen, D. D. S.. Florida.
 w w. Westmoreland. D. D. S.. Missis- sippi.
 J. A. Ellard, D. D. s. Alabama.