The morning call., 1892-03-06
MR. HENRY ALgERrs. he THIErEENrH sr.

when L aWoBe IN the morning did not
feel rested from the sleep / had had, but
felt languid and all tired out My appetite
was poor and my sense of smell impaired.
read In the daily papers OF man whom
Drs. 6lair 81 Neal had cured Of disease
just like my own. l called at Drs. Blair IL
Meals Office at 7e2 Market street, and was
treated by them. They found a growth or
tumor in my nose. which they removed. and
l began to improve. NY appetite is much
better. / am well satisfied with the treat
ment. which is the best l ever bad; feel
brighter, clearer, and, lii fact, feel better
all over l have entire confidence in the
doctors skill and ability to cure my trouble,
and am very grateful for what they have
done for me"
All patients applying for treatment before
April will be treated at the uniform rate
of $40 per month until cured. Medicines
free.
Doctors Who Advert se and Others.
The efforts put forth by Chief Crowley to
project unsuspicious visitors to and resi-
dents of this city from the deplerabe
actions OF certain advertising doctors" is
certainly worthy of commeDdation. At the
same time distinction should be noted be-
tween advertising doctors" and doctors
who advertise. There is wide difference
between them advertising doctors" are
seldom anythng more than what the words
Imply. They thrive on the gullibility of
| the weak and the sick. Under a high
sounding name they ply their trade by
professions of being able to accomplish
| cures OF almost every conceivable disease or
| ailment. They pretend to be specialists in
| all things and talk learnedly Of what they
have accomplished. Possibly they have
never seen the inside of medical college.
| They lay particular stress on the advertising
| part Of their profession and pay slight at
| tentl0n to the doctor part. Once they have
| secured the patients money their interest
| rapidly lessons until it dies out and the
| poor unsuspecting patient discovers that he
| has been duped In the most unreasonable
| manner. All right-miuded people win
| agree that the Chief Of Police cannot be too
| stringent in enforcing the laws against
| those fellows, who seem TO delight in posing
| as advertising doctors"
On the other hand physicians who have
/ spent years in studying medicine and sur
| gerry and supplemented this study after
| graduation with perSevering, earnest and
| instructive hospital practice and who have
| made an exhaustive study in some special
! line by reading, observation and practice,
/ until they have reached an emiuence datter-
| ing both to their prereptorS and to their
| own talents and perseverance, these physi-
clans are deserving of the title specialists
| and are worthy OF The respect and esteem of
| the community.
| Nor should they lose one particle of that
| respect when, IN order to extend the fact of
| their great skill through experience and SUI
| perlor facilities they use the columns of the
daily press in modest, truthful and sensi-
Ole manner 10 make known these truths.
They are deserving of praise and support
| for the wider this knowledge is disseminated
| the more suffering will be aileviated.
| Chief among the physicians OF this class
doctors who adyertise-are Drs. Blair &
Neal, the specialists in catarrh and diseases
| OF the eye. nose and ear, whose Offices are
| at 702 Market street.
Both are thorough specialists, and they
| use the columns of the daily papers to call
attention to the great success which has at
tended their perfected system for treating
cataarh ana kindred diseases. They pub
lish nothing but facts. and refuse TO do or
say anything that.iS not entirely proper aud
| just
They invite the closest scrutiny into their
credentials and methods of doing business
They also invite investigation as to their
skill, experience and facilities for doing
what they advertise to do. Everything is
opepand aboveooard. The past is suffi-
clent guarantee that patients win be thor
oughly and skillfully treated