Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-02-22

"ltndreW the buZZer and
1aheu nm II 1t was very painful. He
el ui answer and his head dropped
ioi ""ru On MS chest. All of a sudden
oo' uiieu 10 me that his pretended
inuinerehce TO the operations was inst
Dluif, and that he'd sat thera stiIl
through pure grit until nature gave
out and he'd tainted. 1t gave ~
good scare. l grabbed up tho c,,, of
water and dashed it in his fooa o.
came to in n hurry
What did you do that foro, bo
spluttered. iy..Ix,1s
DO you feel better?' l asked hin"
You had little fainting SPELL
Painting nothing he said. IT b,a
Il nap '''u
He had actually gone to sleep under
an operation that would have causod
most men intense suffering. At first
thought that it was case of dead nar,,o
but it wasn't. All his teeth We're ,bat
way. But he was a phenomenon. Tn
all my practice I've never come across
any one else who was luled to slumber
by my operations. For once regretted
that | wasn't an advertising dentist
Think what a testimonial | could have
got from him:
Dear Sir: Your methods are 60
gentle that under your treatment | in
variably experience a refreshing nan.
Yours. &c, Peter Smith
Painless dentistry Wouldn't be in If
What's that? No. | know that's no,
quite painless, but I'd rather vou
wouldn't elbow me in the short ribs.
Its just as easy to howl and I'll sion
oil
friend. dentistry would be a delightfuI
profession to follow. Most people are
at the opposite extreme The best in
stance of that in my experience is the
case of a young fellow who is noted
as dashing and plucky football
player on one of the big college teams
For several mornings in succession |
saw this chap, through the front win
dow, come around the corner, walk
swiftly up as far as this, stop a mo-
ment, put his hand to his face and
then walk on still more swiftly. Then
he nerved himself up to the point Of
mounting the steps. but when he
reached for the bell his courage forsooll
MIN and away he went. on the fol
lowing morning he pranccd deter
minedly up. rang the bell. and then
turned and ran as if the old boy him
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no l utmost poieu hole through the
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| determined To fix him up in spite Of
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appointment Tor that hour had failed,
]" ! was ready 1or MN right then.
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