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Identifier: tristatemedicalj4189unse (find matches)
Title: Tri-State medical journal and practitioner
Year: 1897 (1890s)
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Subjects: Medicine
Publisher: St. Louis : (s.n.)
Contributing Library: The College of Physicians of Philadelphia Historical Medical Library
Digitizing Sponsor: The College of Physicians of Philadelphia and the National Endowment for the Humanities

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Dr. W. T.^G. Morton. process in Hartford, Dr. Wells visited Boston and called on Dr. W. T.G. Morton, who had been, before removing to Boston, a student of Dr.Wells, and his friend, Dr. Charles T. Jackson, as well as Drs. Warren andBigelow, and communicated to them what he had been doing in Hartford.Dr. Warren gave him permission to lecture before his class in the medical 82 Historical Sketch college on the subject, and to exhibit his method. For some reason hefailed to administer enough gas to the patient, and when the tooth waspulled the man screamed, and the students regarded the exhibition as afailure and ridiculed the unfortunate dentist and pronounced the thing ahumbug. Drs. Morton and Jackson, in special, threw ridicule upon the
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Dr. Gardner Q. Colton. laudable endeavor of a sensitive young man to bring out one of the greatestdiscoveries of the age. Dr. Wells, discouraged, returned to Hartford and resumed his practice.At the close of 1845 he went to Europe on account of his ill health, wherehe remained for several years. It was while in Europe that he learned that his former pupil and friendwere claiming as a new discovery a fact which he had himself demon-strated to them, and been successfully practicing for more than a year. Historical Sketch. 83 He had an opportunity while there, and presented his claims to theAcademy of Sciences in Paris, and was given the honor of an M. D. While Dr. Wells was in Europe, in October, 1846, his aforetimestudent, partner and friend (?) Morton, went to their mutual friend (?) Dr.Charles T. Jackson, a highly educated man, a graduated physician, a pro-fessional consulting chemist, a member of numerous scientific and otheri societies at home and in Europe, including the medical s

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