The Washington critic., 1885-06-18
\ REMARKABLE PHYSICIAN.
The following will appear as an editorial
in the July number of Hedih dad Home:
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The following will appear rs an editorial
in the July number Of HeaiH aad Home:
DIR. UEBBARD.
Tie admission to our advertising columns of
Dr. w. w. Hebbard will, we predict, mark i'm
era in the lives of all our readers who may be
suffering with chronic ailments. The doctor
has II mountainous intellect and n conscience
so pure that his associations in life have been
those Of the most eleyatng and inspiring char
sumner, William Lloyd Garrison, Wendell
Phillips Ralph Waldo Emerson Julia Ward
Howe, and all the other great men and women
Of New England whose lives are Il part of the
nations history, have been his associates sup
porters and friends. To-day many of the fore
most men in literature and science worship at
his shrine, among whom we might mention
John q. Whittier Judge Thomas Russell Pro
fessor Cunning $. Bedford, Archbishop Will
Jams, General y, p. Banks, Phneas stone, ID.
p; Hon j. r. llealy, and Rcvs, DIS. Wttmow,
Manning, Garnett and Dudley. The DOCTORS,
without doubt, the foremost physician of this
age; Even in literature he eXccs, being the
author of several volumes of poems, number
of exceedingly chaste and sparkling novels.
and numerous works ON physiology, hygiene,
pathology physics and metaphysics. For sew
eral years we have been DESTROYS Of securing
IN Washington physician whom we could
cOnscientiously recommend to or many read
ers, and especially TO the numerous hosts who
daily ply Us with questions and requests for
advice, With Il view to filling this want we
published in our April issue the following para
There san excellent opening in Washington
for good specialist in chronic diseases II
some one with plenty of brains and energy Will
come along here nj once, we will take him by
the hand and give him our cordial support, re-
gardless Of the school he halls from. lie must,
however, possess the necessary qualifications
Of true physician, viz, temperate habits, pro
fesstonal skill, and Il conscientious regard for
his patients welfare, We will cheeriully give
further information by letter.
This al once led us into correspondence with
Dr.. Hobbard, caused us to have an interview
In New York, and three weeks later the doctor
found himself domiciled in WashngtOn-the
Paris of America We have known the doctor
by reputation for nearly thirty pears, we now
know him personally, and we are satisfied that
lac Is more than capable of filling the position
as We ourselves would not hesitate to trust our
all, including our lives, in his hands. There
was only one request that we made of the doc
tor after his arrival, and that was that he
charge our readers a merely nominal fee for
consultation by letters, which he at once com
piled with, and placed the fee at 81. All our
readers who may be suffering with any ailment
can therefore consult him by letter and get his
opinion and advice for 81.
Having secured the services of such an emil
nent physician as DIR. Hebbard to attend to
the wants OF our readers, we pride ourselves
on having scored a success of which we are
prouder than had we gained fortune.
DR.. Hebbard has taken up his residence IN
Washington at No. 723 Twelfth street. where
he viii be pleased TO receive all inyalids,