Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-27
Hit the Nail ON the Head.

Right here is where our Johnstown friend
struck the keynote of Drs Copeland, Hall
and Byers' success in the treatment OF such
troubles as ne complains. They see on an
average of one hundred patients every day,
all suffering from pretty much the same
symptoms, and have grown so familiar with
the history, progress and termination of
such diseases that they do not have to ex-
pertinent with different tcmedicines,b but know
Just what to prescribe at each particular
stage of the disease.
They have no fight with the family physf-
clan, whose time is taken up with bedside
diseases and accidents, such as fevers, frac-
lures, dislocations, births, etc.; indeed, they
each employ their own family attendant in
such cases. 1t is only when these family
physicians ATTEMPT to treat q special line of
chronic diseases, for which they are not
fitted either by special training, special
equipment or special experience, and also
when they attempt to scoff at the good work
Drs Copeland, Hall and Byers are doing in
this community that they feel like ehastis-
ing them.
Drs. Copeland, Hall and Byers do not
claim to be in nallible, but they do claim that
In treating all diseases of the mucus men,
brane, and the sequlae of such diseases on
the general system. their method of treat
ment, which is the result or years Of expert
ence as well as special training, is the very
best that has been discovered. They sec
more patients suffering from special line
OF diseases and gathered from a radius OF 100
miles of PittsburS in one week than q
family physician will in tho course of q
whole iietime's practice.
The Working Peoples Physicians.
Drs. Copeland, Hall and Byers know just
exactly what position they occupy in this
community. They know they are doing q
world OF good for sufferin g humanity, for few
physicians would care to perform such hard
and laborious work for the same small
compensation. 1t is not an unusual thing for
them to perform several times day work
which otner hIgh-priced physicians would
perform but once a week, and then charge
$50 or $780, They always keep faith with
the public. They do not advertise one price
and charge higher for difficult cases, and
it Is because of this low rate of treatment
and the good they are doing for class of
patients who cannot afford to pay more, and
who would have to go without this special
treatment, that they have been dubbed by
a noble-hearted lady, 1.-The working peoples
anu also of the fact that patients of mod
crate means receive the same kindly court
esy and sympathetic consideration in their
Offices as the wealthiest.
Drs. Copeland, Hall and Byers believe in
specialists and in special treatment for
special diseases. A physician treating q
special line of diseases day in and day out
is able to recognize each condition as it
arises, and apply the proper treatment at
once. The specialists are doing the best
work that is being done to-day, viz: Special
lists IN medicine, specialists in law, special
lists in manufacture, specialists in merchan-
disc, specialists in real estate, ETC., etc.
Chronic Diseases Require Special Treat
ment by Specialists, Specially Trained and
Fully Equipped