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standing, and shall give satisfactory evidence of bis or licr right-
ful possession of the same.
2.—Candidates presenting themselves for examination shall
lilc their application with the secretary, and at the same time pay
to him the fee of $25.00. .Applications will not be received prior
to date of taking examination.
3.—No temporary permits or licenses will l)c granted nndcr
any circumstances whatever.
4.—The examination will consist of written questions on the
following subjects: Anatomy, physiology, chemistry, materia
mcdica, therajicntics, metallurgy, histology, pathology, anaes-
thesia, oral surgery, operative and prosthetic dentistry; also prac-
tical demonstration of skill in any dental o])cratiou required by
the examiners.
5.—All written examinations shall be on paper furnished by
the secretary, and the board will also provide chairs for practical
examinations, but the applicants are recjuircd to furnish their own
instruments and material.
6.—No fee will be returned to a candidate after he has filed
his application for examination, but should he fail to meet the
required percentage, he may jjresent himself for a second exam-
ination at the next regular meeting of the board, without charge.
7.—A general average of 70 pet- cent, will be required in writ-
ten examinations, subject to the following exception : In case of
failure to secure 70 per cent, in three or more subjects, the appli-
cation will be rejected.
8.—At the opening of the examinations the applicant will be
furnished with an envelope containing a card with a numl^er.
The applicant will write his or her name upon the card, seal the
envelope, and use this number on all examination papers. The
sealed envelopes will at the conclusion of the written examina-
tions be handed to the secretary, and not opened until all jiapers
are graded.
9.—Any candidate detected in trying to give or obtain aid
shall be dismissed from the room, and his or her paper for the
entire work rejected.
10.—Handwriting of candidates must be legible, and spelling
and use of correct language will be taken into account in making
up the rating on the answers.
II.—The Board of Examiners shall begin their inspection of
the answers submitted by the candidates immediately after the
close of the examination, and shall complete the same with
promptness and dispatch. A correct set of answers to the ques-
tions of any one paper shall entitle the candidate to the full mark
of that subject, viz.: one hundred points. Partial or imperfect
answers shall be rated by the examiners in accordance with their
degree of fullness and correctness.