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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1209, 18 August 1911, Page 3

Claiming that the wrong tootii had been extracted, Mr. • Frederick Spashefct, of Hillfield Road, H-onpstead, N.W., in t'h'e Lord Mayors' Court, sued Messrs. G. R, and T. C. Mafcland, dentists, of FiusburyPavement, E.G., for damages. The plaintiff's caso was that a perfectly round tooth had been removed. The • defence was that the tooth was involved in ;m absess, and that the plaintiff consented to tho removal. The jury awarded flic a farthing damages, expressing the opinion that the action v.us a trivial one.that should never havo been brought ECCLEBIASTEB 111 CHAPTER. ' VERSES 13, 20, 21, 22. For that which befalleth tho sons of men bifallcth beasts; even ouo thing-b#. f'dleth them: as tho ono dieth, so ( |; cth ti,c other; yea, they have all ono breath; so that a man hath no pre-eiuinenco 'above a beast: for all is vanity. ,<ll fo unto ono placn; all aro of tho dust and all turn to dust again. Who kaoweth the spirit of man that coctb upward, and the spirit of tho beast Uiat gocth downward to tho earth? Whereioro I perccivo that there i„ •hin" better tlmn t '" lt n "" in " ) " i "W riy ioice" in his own works; for that j 9 ( lia portion: for who shall biniji,ij m U> what slUll b» aftor him?--Adrt,