Morning journal and courier., 1880-06-21
pr. Ltghthill,s nrethod ofPractfce.

In all departments and branches of the. worlds industry 1t has been found by expert ence that the greatest perfection of any pro- duct is accomplished by the division of labor, and the more infinitely that principle is car ried out and applied within certain limits, so much more economically and efficiently the labor of the hand is applied and availed of in any particular manufacture. Instances are too familiar to be cited, and one might take up pages in Illustrating it.
 Looking over the learned professions we
 find that the most is accomplished in bring ing any one subject or branch to perfection by the concentration of the intellect on the peculiar chosen field. In the professions which may be called practical, that IS, more immediately subservient to human needs we find the principle of like application. In the law, there are the advocate the real estate lawyer, the patent lawyer, and other specialists. In medicine, likewise, especially in the more populous communities, we have eminent men who devote their lives to the study, observa- ton and practice of one particular class of diseases, or diseases of particular parts Of the human system, and thus alone is special skill and eminence attained in one or the other de-
 partment of study.
 In the treatment of deafness, catarrh and C1S0dS6S OI Lu6 uedO, IuFOdG d1u AuASo, bi. LighthiI, of New York city, stands out in
 bold relief among his fellows as a sort of leader. He has devoted professional expe- rience almost covering @ generation to DIS
 chosen department, and from the mass of un-
 questionable evidence before us, we feel con-
 strained to say that few men have been so
 fortunate in curing or affording substantial relief from some of the most affective and obstinate diseases of the system. Indeed 1t is not too much to say that he has success fully treated 8 larger number of cases of the
 kind than any other physician, and the posi- tion he now holds in the profession is &C., knowledged by the Faculty, and known and appreciated by the thousands of patients who have had the good fortune to benefit by his treatment.
 Dr. Lighthill's methods are peculiarly his own, worked out by his long experience and observation, which alone can give the physi- elan the mastery over the thousand phases of disease. The ingenious apparatus which he has constructed by which the hidden cavities of the head, ears and throat are revealed to sight and rendered accessible to appropriate
 medication, must be seen in order to be ap-
 preciated. By it's aid the seat and character of the disease discloses itself at once to his experienced eye and enables him to convey the healing remedy to the very spot where it IS needed with the most gratifying results,
 and without causing the least pain or distress to the patient. Within the past month Dr. l Lighthill has established branch office at 179 Chapel street. where he is in attendance 1 on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
 day of each week. He is already in the en-
 joyment of large practice, and patients
 from all parts of the country are resorting to him to obtain the benefit of his learning, skill and experience. A visit to Dr. Light hills office has convinced us that his practice
 here will prove of great benefit to our con- | munity.
 McGrail & Shanley, PIC Chapel street, are offering special bargains in colored dress silks at S1 OO, worth T1.25. j21 2t Hotels,' restaurants and housekeepers, at- tention F. s. Andrew & Go. sell all kinds of meats and vegetables at very low prices 1 for cash. Stalls IS, g, 35 and 36 City Mar