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Pllilddtlllbld Dtllfdl Ollegt dlld BOSMIGI of 0l'dl SUYQQYV EIGHTEENTH AND BUTTONWOOD STREETS , ANNOUNCEMENT THE COLLEGE YEAR hcglns wltl1 the Sgrlng Session, Aprll 15. which sesslon continues untll the last duly of May. The Wlntcr Course eouuncuces Octo er I, and closes early lu the ensuing Aprll. A prelhuluury Fa l Course opens September 1. THE DISPENSARY AND LABORATORY are open all the year. except durlng July and An rust. Instruc- tlon ln PRM1'rIcAL DnN'rls'rRv is a Ill'OlllIllt!IlL feature of the lnstltutlou. Thls work ls under the supervlslon of all executive counnlttec coxnposec of the praetlelng dentists of the school, the lucmhers of whlch, alded hy competent Demonstrators, glve speelal attention to the interest of students. The dispensary eonslsts of large, well-llghtcd rooms, furnished wlth llOlIlf0l'llllllU operating-chairs, tables, and all convenlences. so that the opportuultles here presented for aequlrlng a knowlet ge of ellulcal dentistry arc ample and complete. The new laboratory ls the largest ot' Its klnd ln the country. A cllnlc ln Oaal. Sulmlenx' is hcld every Saturday at 12 M. ' GRADUATION.-Attendanee on three courses of Lectures and satisfactory exalulnatlons in theory and ractlce are required for graduation. Graduates in uledlclne and pharmacy are ellglhlc for graduation lu Beutlstry after attendance on Lectures and Cllnlcal Service durlng two courses. These are excused from cxalulnatlon on subjects previously passed. FIQES.-'l'lekets for each course. lneludlug the Deluoustrator's, 5100, Matrlculation, lneluslve of Syllabi for home study, 115 for each course: Exaulluatlou and Dlplonla Fee, 1135. lloard, M to S6 per week. Speela cllules for the studv and treatment of Diseases of the Teeth, are held twlce weekly hiv Pr. ts. SIl'H?YlllLi0ll and Grcenhauln, and on Crown- and Bridge-Work Wednesdays and Saturdays at 8 A.M., y Prof Gu ort. EXAMINATIOXS. Flus'l' Yn.tl:.-Progress ln Anatomy, Physlologv. Materia Medica and Ana-sthesla, Histology, and Bacteriology. SlzrroND Ytcan.-Progress ln Lhelulstrv, Prostlletlc und Operatlve Dentistry, Pathology and Thertapeutlcs and llual ln Anatomy, Physlologyi and Materla. Medlea and All1lF9lllCHlll, Histology, and Bacteriology. ' num Xuan.-Final ln Chemistry and lctallurgy, Prosthetic and Operatlvc Dentistry, and Dental Pathology and Therapeutics. GRADUATION IN MEDICINE.-Graduates ln dentistry deslrlng to take the Medical degree continue their studies lu a Medical College for two addltlonal years. PRACTICAL REQUIREMENTS. Frssr Yuan.-'l'eehnleal course of tooth-stuzly including mneroseoplc nnatoln , seetlon-cuttlng, silhouette prlutlng, free-hand drawing. and root-canal treatment and tllllng. Manipulation of dental luaterlals. Maklng of cxperhneutal vulcanlte and metal plates, und altering and repairing of sanle. Making denture on luetal wlth vuleanlte atracluneut. Slccoulw Yuan.-Preparatlon and tll Ing of at least twenty-four eavltles ln extracted teeth. Preparation of roots and tuaklng and luountlng of slx dowel crowns. three metal crowns and jackets a plcce of hrltlge-work, and general plate-work for patients. Also operative practice on patients and llltlklllg of depositing plate. Dissection and ehcullcal laboratory work. Tulum X Eau.-Making of praetlcal luetal denture, requ slte graduation tllllugs, ehclulcal laboratory work, preparation of Alloys, and general lutlrlnary practlee. BOARD OF TRUSTEES. President, GEN. JAMES A. BEAVER. LL.D., Ex-Governor of Pennsylvania. Vlce-President, ge? I:fEIEgglgI.h1:Ig,COOIi, D D. s---:.r',enA. .' .. .. cm 5 FACULTY. S. II. GUILFORD D.D.S.. PILD., Professor of Operative and Prosthetlc Dentistry. S. Il. HOWELL NLD., D.D.S.. Professor of Chemistry and Materia Medica. THOMAS C. STELLSVAGEN, M.D., D.D.S., Professor ot' Phvslologv. LEOPOLD GREENIIAUM, M.D.. D D.S., Professor ot' Materla Medica, Ana-sthesla, and Odontoteehny. HENRY C. BOICNNING, M D., Professor of Anatomy and General and Oral Surgery. HENRY II. BURCHARD, M.D., D.D.S., Special Lecturer on Dental Pathology and Therapeutics. Demonstrators. J. O. Ro'ruwsL1., D.D.S., Practice of Dentistry. O'r'ro E INoLls, D.D.S., Operative Deutlstry and Dental Therapeutics. J. W. bf0l l 'I'l l', D.D.S., Prosthetle Dentistry. Porcelain and Continuous-Gum Work. G. C. Caaownctr., D.D S.. Prosthetic Dentistry. Gltoamc A. Msulclc, D.D.S. Operative Dentistry. Tnos. J. MGLMRNON, D.D.S'., I peratlve Dentistry. W. H. DOLMAN, D.D.S., Orthodontla and Crown- and Bridge-Work. W. Hol.r.owAY, D.D.S., Crown- and Brldsze-Work. H. II. Boost. M.D., Analytical Chenllstry. W, XVALLACE Farrz, BLD., Anatomy. II. AUous'rus B.xcoN M.D.. Hlstologly and Baetcrlology. T. C. S'l'm.LxvAuEN, Jn., D.D.S., Ass staut lu Cllnleal bervlcc. Isrnome Lm'r'r, D.D Sl., Assistant ln Cllnlcal service. ln ts J. H. Tommncm, ec H . Comm' Suommxsa, Faculty Clerk. Cllnlcal Instructors. James McManus. D.D.S. S. Eldred Gllhert. D.D.S. Wm. N Daniels, D.D.S. W. G. A. Bonwlll D.D.S. W. J. Maglll, D D.S Jas, R. F. Fitzpatrick. D.D.S. C. E. Francls, D.D.S. H. C. Register, M.D., D.D.S. Hayes A. Clement, D.D.S. F. D. Gardiner, D.D.S. Joseph P. Wyxuan. D.D.S. Howard E. Roncrts, D.D.S. Franklin Barnard, D.D.S. 8. ll. Lucklc D.D.S. R. L Davis, D.D.S. D. N. Mcqullleu, D.D.S. Jos. R. C. Ward, D.D.S. Dr. S. H. GUILFORD, Dean of the Faculty, 1728 Chestnut St., Phila., Pa. ii