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1889-90. 1890-91. 1891-92-
Dominion of Canada 4 9 7
District of Columbia I
Australia 1 3
0 0
West Indies 5 5 3
South America . . 3 2
Central " 2 3
England 1 2 3
Germany '7 4
France 0 0 1
Switzerland 4 7 3
Turkey 0 0 1
Mexico 1 3
Scotland
3
Denmark 9 1 1
Italy 0 1 1
New Zealand . 0 1
Holland • « 0 0 1
SUMMARY.
United States and Canada 128 162 130
Foreign countries 3 1 44 39
The number of students admitted to advanced standing or, what
might more appropriately be termed, a post-graduate course, remains
without material change.
There is a slight/ailing off in numbers from Switzerland, which is
due to the fact. that a recent change in the law there requires, it is
understood, seven years attendance at the university before graduation.
This will probably force students of that country, in dentistry,
to forego any advantages they might receive from an Americaft
training.
Th® amount of work performed in the operative and mechanical
branches has been as follows :
Operative: 1889-90. 1890-91. 1891-92.
Number of operations 17.154 19. 8i7 21 > l86
Mechanical:
Number of operations 728 9&I 794
Total . . . 17,882 20,798 21,980
Amount of gold used for stopping, exclusive
of that used in mechanical work . . . . 72 ozs. or 72 ozs. or 69 ozs. or 5
6 lbs. 6 lbs. lbs. 9 ozs.
Number of patients 8184 8 977 8536
Number of students in the graduating class . 7 2 93 io 7