The Dental cosmos . g to the very finger-tips, a ready instrument, instantand able to do the bidding of a skilled manipulator? Nothing gives greater dignity to man than a complete realization ofthe power of being able to do. No joy is gi eater or more lasting thanthat received by doing well with the complete being,—brain, hands,judgment,—all tools ; God-given tools to be trained and used. Adjourned. At the annual meeting, held April 8, a communication was receivedfrom Dr. J. M. Henriquez, Buenos Ayres, S. A., accompanied by aspecimen of dental abnormality,—gemmated molars,—shown in theillustra
The Dental cosmos . g to the very finger-tips, a ready instrument, instantand able to do the bidding of a skilled manipulator? Nothing gives greater dignity to man than a complete realization ofthe power of being able to do. No joy is gi eater or more lasting thanthat received by doing well with the complete being,—brain, hands,judgment,—all tools ; God-given tools to be trained and used. Adjourned. At the annual meeting, held April 8, a communication was receivedfrom Dr. J. M. Henriquez, Buenos Ayres, S. A., accompanied by aspecimen of dental abnormality,—gemmated molars,—shown in theillustrations, which he presented to the society. The doctor gave thefollowing history of the case : The patient, a lad aged sixteen, anative of Corunna, Spain, sought relief at his hands from a severetoothache on the right side of the inferior maxilla. The small toothoccupied the place of the sixth-year molar. On examination, the twoteeth were found to be attached, and it was decided to remove them, Fig. i. Fig. which was done without difficulty. Fig. 1 is a perspective view ofthe anomaly, and Fig. 2 shows approximately in section the loss bycaries, and the confluence of the pulp-canals of the united teeth. Thedoctor had previously extracted a superior left first molar which wasquite normal, and the patient said that other molars which had beenextracted did not present any abnormality. B. C. Nash, , Secretary. ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF THE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA. 459 Alumni Association of the Dental Department of theUniversity of Pennsylvania. The tenth annual meeting of the Alumni Association of the Uni-versity of Pennsylvania was held at the Colonnade Hotel, Philadelphia,Wednesday, March 30, 1890. Morning Session. The meeting was called to order at by the president, HowardS. Seip, Allentown, Pa., who read his address, in which, referring tothe growth of the association in numbers and importance, he urgedupon all members the necessity of each taking an active
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