Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-04-18
Subscribed and sworn to before mel
this 28th day of March, 1885.
w. H. RIBLET, Notary Public.

this 2Sth day of March, 1885.
w. H. RIBLET, Notary Public
Affidavit of Hon. Abram wake
man.
STATE OF NEW YORK.
COUNTY OF NEW York;
TO WIT: ABRAM WAKEMAN, of the City OF
New York of the County aforesaid, being duly
sworn, says, that he has resided in New YORK
City for thirty-ive years, and was formerly
Postmaster also Alderman of the city, Member
OF the State Legislature, Member OF Congress
and Surveyor of the Port of New York; that he
has had large acquaintance among professional
men in this city, and has for more than ten
years known DR.. E. B. Foote, of 120 Lexington
Ave, as practising physician and specialist in
chronic diseases; that said DR.. FOote has two
sons engaged with him in professional bust
ness; and, further, depOnent says that he never
heard of any other DR.. FOOte or DR.. Foot in this
city than the three hereinbefore mentioned
and that DR.. Z. B. FOote, Jr., is, to the best of
his knowledge and belief, the only person en-
titled to be called and do business under the
name of DR.. Foote, Jr.
ABRAM WAKEMAN
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 18th day of March, 1885.
A. B. CAMPBELL, Notary Public
Now, there are no three or twenty men
in the city of New York who are in a
better position to know whereof they
speak than Hon. ADRIAN WAKEMAN, JOHN
f. TRow, Esq, the publisher of cords of
New York Directories or EX-GovERNoR
FULLER, who has long been at the head
of an establishment in New York, The
Health Food Co., which is largely pat
ronized by physicians and invalids
throughout the United States.
DR.. Z. B. FoOTE, SR., has been in
practice in the State of New York for
nearly thirty years and he would be
likely to know if there was another spe-
clallst by his name; but he does not.
His Medical Common Sense" was is
sued in 1878, and had a circulation of
over 100000 copies His ''Plain Home
Talk" embracing Medical Common
Sense" was issued in 1S69-70, and that
has achieved similar success; it has
been translated into the German Ian
guage and sold in every civilized country
IN the world. His 'Science in Storv'' Is
vols.) has been favorably reviewed in
nearly every prominent paper published
IN the United States. In AMERICAS AD-
an elegant illustrated vol
lme published in the Centennial Year.
1875 book designed to show the pro-
5ress OF the United States for the past
9ne hundred years, G. EDWARDS LESTER.
ESQ, the editor, spoke of DIR. E. B.
tooTE, SR., as follows:
This eminent physician and medical writer
S descended from family which has furnished
great number of distinguished men in the |
'arloQS departments of American life
His" (Dr. E. B. Footes) contributions to
american medical and scientific literature if /
collected, would comprise a series of volumes |
Is great as those of the Swedish Seer His
printed works in bound volumes and pampb. |
e cts nave Peen circulated throughout the civil
Zeu world Physicians seem to be more |
Ortunate in having their names neTnetnatad
y their descendants than almost any other
lass DR.. E. B. FOOTE, JR.. the eldest of three
'rothers, Is already associated with his father,
II the active practice of medicine After q
norough academic course he entered the
clentlhc department of Columbia CoIIe@a
n l Ior three years he pursued those studies
men were best calculated to lay the founds
ION OF thorough medical education Tban
I Iter one years study ut the New York Eclectic
deulcal College he entered the College of
nyslclans and Surgeons which constitutes the
MEDICAL department of Columbia Co11o .ue
,Iter Jour years OF close attendance upon fhe
ledlcal lectures he was enabled to graduate
,ith sne iatter institution in the class of 1876
I'll e valuable prize for the best report of Dr
I: Segulns medical lectures upon the disease
tne nervous system. With special oenine for
lirar STTuieS ana pursuits, and with still
Is Iatner IN medical practice he ought TO he
atlsneo with his chances for the future h
so coe0ltor with his father of DIR. FooTr
II al AMY conducted periodi-
LIE DIX. FOOT, sR., WITHOUT
AN "E -?
NOW, the foregoing quotation from 90
9Geo Writer as G. Edwards Lester.
lis US who Drs. E. B. FooTE, Senior and
llllor are, and now will the other mon
'eaK out with equal frankness and fell
:, VINO ne Is? Have we the honor to he
y 10 DIR. FOoT, JR., of Salt Lake
ny !! Inc Jr." added to the name
nphes that there is a senior Dp FonU
Ine same name, the initials BEING 90
entlcal that the Jr. must be addad7 81 81
ger 10 prevent misconception. WIZ ;s
e Senior? What are his ;n;+;oIdo
mere Is he located? Iu what snao;oi I
edlcal Specially has he achieved r eI,ui
tlon? We only ask for fair pIav f Do
y want 10 throw straw in anv bonaOt
an : way. But past experience with
agiarlsts OF our works makes no GU G
clous. In one case we were obligad -
ne legal proceedings, and SEIZE +bo
sreotype plates of a work conied of Fn1
~ OF " Medical Common Sans 's,.G ;,
ram Home Talk 4" was SO nlao;a, ie,
one TIME by a writer on Divorce leu ecu
ire compelled to demand dine cred;t we
ppression of the work, and the ~, OF
lrIsts preferred to put in the ano mo- Pa .
irks. Essays published in the Med;oni
ansa &c TONS OF the State of New Yorl. \
m the pen of DIR. E. B. FooTr S Sn' Y
re largely appropriated by phvs;c 3n,,
~ PuOllsned pamphlet in Kinns
my In N. T., and that bit of piracy had
be stopped. And so on. We *. Coy 10y T R1 p
or JR, OF Salt Lake CITY, adve SfI Dk :
Ok called " Good Sense" Now If ba . a
= not wish to have his name co NC =
nued In the minds of the public With With
! OF our family, why select t;tl %i vi NJ
~ IKE our Medical Common Sense e 81 81 :
III looks queer-very queer. What Is
explanation? We visit Salt lbs - Z
y 70 lind out. Those of our ma not; nr'ke
deTs and correspondents eeneraIls,'
la al inyallds who desire to avail tbaIS,'
YES so OF this peculiar opportunity to C1 eon
DR. FoorE, SR., should address ~ con,
=, TO DIR. EDWARD Bliss FooTT VSess a
1 Il out in fulD, Salt Lake 'I C;tu V
w. ana ne will, in return, send not t.y,
IN and where he may be- seen seen nO' nee
rye VIII be made for first interview 1o
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