The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-08-01
TOOTHSOME TOPICS.
National and State Conven-
lions of Dentists to Be
Held in Asbury Park.
CHEERFUL SUBJECTS FOR DISCUSSION
Experts With the Forceps Will
Illustrate Their Addresses ON
Professional Matters.


From today until next rio Aspury
| Park will be invaded with dentlsts' ioi
during that period members OF the Amer,
lean Dentists Association Will nofu
| their annual convention. The New 1er-
sew State Dentists will also hoid theirs
during the same week and in the SAINT
place. and will play host to the Amer
lean Association. The latter poay WIZ
| celebrate It's silver anniversary IN ehe
big auditorium. Then again the Natlohai
| Association of Dental Examiners VIII
be there, and they propose to haVe d
meeting to which they have invited tnelr
| colleagues in the profession.
Altogether there will be about one
| thousand dentists in Asbury Park 10
| attend the National Convention.
The one thrilling topic of discussion
| will be, of course, dentistry, and when
such cheerful and exhilarating topics
as tooth drawing and filling are THOR
| oughIy discussed at the risk of giving the
| members headache, they will be fetea
and then viii follow stomach acne
| and tooth ache, with which latter all
ment they will be perfectly competent
to tackle.
Among the list of speakers on profess
| sional mysteries, after an address OIL
| welcome on August 10. by DR.. G. w. f.
| Holbrook, will be DR.. r. C. Newton, OF
| Montciair, who proposes to solve the
problem what Shall Be Done for the
Teeth of the Poor?" Whether total ex-
| traction or partial filing is advocated
the doctors address will be mighty IN
| teresting. Another paper will be read
| on applied Dentistry" This may prob
| ably touch on that branch of the art
commonly practised in medieval ages
| on obstinate and wealthy Jews who re-
| fused to disgorge their ducats for the
| benefit of his Most Christian Majesty.
GROCll5RY TEETH.
Dentists, and for the matter of that
| their victims, are looking forward with
| eagerness to the illustration which DR..
H.. C.. McBrair, of Middletown. N. Y,
| intends giving on what he calls "the fus-
| ing of continuous gum with electric fur
| nace,' and .'the fusing of porcelain in
an electric furnace Much speculation
| exists as to the experiment. Does the
| learned gentleman intend running a fur
mace in the patients mouth to weld the
store teeth and India rubber gums to-
| gether?' is anxiously inquired.
If this. be not fascinating enough DR..
| Charles Meeker OF Newark, proposes TO
| bleach several teeth at once by a simple
process, described in simple language
as ''by the aid of pyrozone by tapno
esis. using Ed:son's adaptor for LOO volts.
The electric chair will be fun to this.
And then for the edif7cation of the UNI
| learned, Professor A. C. Wolff, of New
York. will descant in glowing terms
| about the latest utilization of the cleo
| trolytical system for the decomposition
of a chloride solution and illustrating the
pretsnce of gerrnicides. These germi-
| cides will be magnifed many diameters
ON a big sheet. There'll be no danger
| of them breaking loose among the au-
dience.
| OTHER INTERESTING. ADDREssES;
In the way of something bright ana
nice Dr.. r. Bernard, of Kenneth Square,
| Pa. will illustrate his talk on teeth ~,
ing BY inserting gold filling. in a central
cavity with his own SAND paper WsA
Miss Garretson, B.. c. Russell, s. Free,
man, j.. H. Meyer, and others VIII an
l dI and dentists say S0 IN theiEr darkness. Be
sides these there will be papers sunmir T.
ed by Professor Z Foster Mrr,l t ] afhe 81
e PRilbba 81. p, milton 21 "S smlth, a0f New YoFs;
PPop;ais ottqfy: q gcS5leag9S; D. a:or :; 3 :.
smith, Of pen p,5 Il Soi &inn NJ. D Gs0e George
4 ao row W'in Il Of New York; Dr.. J.
Fremont Burkett. Of Keanman, kan.'
and Pr. Joseph fxn mean; an 81 named rfadeie others
vii be made by DR.. Theodors F. Chq-
pein, of Philadelphia; Dr., Wlll.am s s
1h5eyiz' OF Of G coneord, n. H; DR.. Isaac ?.
Wilson. of Burlington, Ia; DR.. Dwight
N. Ciapp. Of Boston. Mass Dr. J. "A, A.
P ! Isnno * p of Toroato, Ont; DR.. F. F,
| o;Reilly. of Holyoke, Mass; DR.. Y; Fl.
Jackson, of New York; pr Maria n
Prd aIdsardSNs Il. Of ~ o'I Dr.. c. A. Bowers, Of
Nashua, N. H; Dr.. N H Keyser, Of
Philadelphia, Pa Dr. w g; B; L az Eiiz OF
Mass; Or. A. G. Palmer, of New York
Dr.. S. B. Cook, of C~hattsnooga; Tenn;
& S,ba Z; W III, IL New # Bo TGqe: n pr. {. e z.
5lRsSoTsh; Of i Ns Ne% York 4: 81 p 3. Z.
Daily, Of washington, p. e; pr. Z.
speyer. Of New York; Or. 4. " " Gl-
iefte, Of Newport. r.. l.; Dr., Il. VI Am y
H. Lineburg, Of New York: Or. "; $.
nwiiley, Of Baltimore; DR.. Il. Z; Atkin-
Rpnbsw sshmif pr. g &. 5 Br9 H'e1ls. Of e cia S :
natl, O., and Dr. Jonn y. GIdlt, VIM
will Illustrate an extension bridge on
The gentlemen who will superintenGa
watkins; clinic, r. M. Sanger; materia
medica, Charles S.. Hardy; prosthetic
dentistry, T. c.. Barlow; entertainment
q. M. Beesley; legislation, A. r. Eaton;
Recommendations Charles A. Meeker; pro.
gramme, Charles A. Meeker, dental lit.
e~rature, j. Allen Osmln; inspection OF
children's teeth in public schools, VIM,
b. Fish; clinical conference, George r.
i Adams; exhibits, Harvey Iredell; press
r. c.. Barlow.
Registry is made up as follows:-Dr. F.
c. Barlow, president, Jersey City; pr
DR.. E. M. Beeseley, Belvidere; DR.. Geo
Emery Adams, South Orange; DR.. Chas
A. Meeker, Newark.
A PALM READER ARRESTED.
Conyinces the Magistrate That Hs