A Dentist Tells A Queer Story

New York Journal. "Why," sakl a prominent dentist to a Journal repórter, "a beautiful young lady canje (o me r.ncl inststed on having berWftUy fine teeth pulled out and falso ones put In thoir plaofi, 1 protosted that it would be foolish, silly, senseless; but she said no, sho would havo tl'.em out, and ir I would not do it sume other 1 eist would. 'My teelb are not fashionable.' sivid she, 'they are too long, and short littlc broad teelh like cora kernels are all the fashion now, and no one admires my mouth, andl willhave them. Sq I made her the tceth, and they eost her just She wouldn't rée auy onefor two weeks aflpr 1 pulled out her own. They were the upper ones öuly, n.ml I made them up with eold 'plates for hapdsome jVüpg fellow I wh') had nis own tectu kpocked out. in a base ball game. The worst of tt ia that ha U in IOTP Wiül this very girl vhose teeth hc wears, and she knows tlioy are hers. JubI ponder on that."