Letter from Dr. W. W. Campbell to John Drew concerning tooth ache, mid-19th century

Item — Folder: 598

Identifier: 4026.1111

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Description

Dr. W. W. Campbell informed Mr. John Drew that he did not have two of the remedies inquired about but did not think those would work any way. Dr. Campbell did have nitric acid and that was recommended to kill the nerve. Dr. Campbell would come down with the antidote and if that did not work he would extract the tooth. Folder 598

Dates

mid-19th century

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