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TAKlSG our TEETH BY WAY or REPnsAL. John D. Clark, dentist, at Boston, few days sInce, was arraigned upon, and pleaded mol guilty to. an indictment for eonstsuc- tive larceny He had fitted set of artificial teeth for lady, and received his pay; hu, for some other and subsequent piece of work he had not been paid, hts demand being con- sldered exorb;tant Under these circum- stances, he called upon the lsly 10 see if her teeth worked well, and persisted in having them taken out to he looked at The lady, compiled; the doctor pocketcd the teeth; her friends went before the grand jury, and a bill for larceny was found.