The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-23
DOCTOR M'C0Y'S REPLY.
mrs DIGNIEIED DENIAL or TIE
CHARGES CONTAINED ~ AN al.
LEGfD OPEN LKTiER Pun
LI>HED ~ SONs or 3HE
SUNDAY Paf'EGS.
DOCTOR Meters NEW CATsERli REMEDY.

DOCTOR NrcGY'S NEW CiTlRRli REMEDY.
M, Iian II Treatment Isr, inin,d. Doctors
McCoy and snom mn IRA, ~ nho rincs
7hcmscirr, tnder 7ho.r Ca,c for Sd .
Month. If : rcaiment Is Ecgmm B,Jore Jan.
uarv Z.
An alleged oren letter In the shape oc an advertise.
ment. addressed to Doctor j. .. Mroy OF this city
pnal,shcd III some OF IA. New Nosk newspapers lass
sunday, In interview uppu this subject, Doctor
Mccoy said! In justicc t. myself hni patients
deem 1t my duty dcny t!u truit she charges ads
IN this alleged open letter AnG want say to the
pubhc that IL. uny Lav" for answering this
h'jeGed open letter Is that II attacked my personal
chaTac;-s anH contained the suggestion that INDUCED
Ia bogus interviews III tn" following language
Every one who know. anything ab vat It trovs
that You wer" never tntsrv,-w' your ne AMI thas
no reporter however humble AMI that no no Nsnaper.
however OBSCURE. ever regarded y"4 az suinoient
Importance To- make you the object OF an interview
81 have been thought sUi,clcut importance " con.
tinned DR. Mccoy. "h3 the newspapers of New York.
to TO interviews not ouy uucc but many times Tbs
interviews were not paid tor nor werc thsy r1ic cited
was interviewed Ivy regularly appointed reporters
who wers ASSIGNED by their city editors for that pur.
pose several OF the newspapers In winch these inter.
views have been published were news pap.rs nave
never advertised in or sient penny with. happen
to have before Inc scrap boo. containing cpniups
from n number Of New York newspapers tho subject
matter being interviews had with Inc by reporters who
were assigned by their city editors interview me-
Mono of these interviews paid ur solicited by
me- rs can be proven by the reporters and the city ed
tors who assigned them well by papers which
viii here mention. Here they are: The New York
World the Evening Post the Mail and Exp.ess the New
York Sun. tho Morning journal. and tho New York
Presa
DOCTOR McoY's ASSISTANTS.
The charge that my assistants arc boys and IN.
qualified physicians is so absurd false that It cau
10 dismissed in few words. The physicians who are
my ASSISTANTS are men Who have been graduated trou,
s oeN medical schools In this country. including tho
University o; tho City OF New YORK and tho College OF
Physicians and Surgeons OF New York city.
Doctor Water II. Snow who has become associated
with me- is so we'll known In New York city that It 10
only necessary 70 quote his record as 1t appears in
THE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL REGISTER Of the
United States, which says:
Graduate University City OF New York 1890: Col.
lego OF Physirians aud Surgeons Ontario 1881: sx.
House Physician Bellevue Hospital. 1850 1881; late
Instructor OF Gynecology. University CITY OF Now
York: Physician OF tho Society the Prevention Of
Cruelty to Children Of the city OF New York.
lie was Loomis Prize winner in this city In $780,
DOCTOR MCoY's PLAN OF TREATMENT
As TO my plan OF treatment certain grave CHARGE
have been made in this open letter thst my plan OF
treatment Is oldfashionei and Intellectual and that
the methods practsed by in tho reatmen mt of GA.
tarrh are harsh and painful Now. will say right here
that am familiar with plan or that
was ever devised for the treatment the class Of dis.
eases uron which practise. and demonstrated nv
ability to select the right plan Of when won
Prof. Loomiss prize at tho University OF the Civ Of
New York in 1879 It is true. in some few cases OF
neglected catarrh. the result is tho formation ct
growths in the and death of tho bone under yns
Inc SOFT parts in tho nose In these these
only II is absolutely necessary to remove me ole ndnp
masses before euro can be accom- plished In thes,
cases Invariably uso every measure which kciepce
has put In my power to effect cure, whether IL ia
painful or not. Common teach any one that
II making money was my only object would not re-.
sort I" methods of treatment which take great deal
time and patience.
90 There are many people," said Doctor Mccoy, who
discontinue their treatment before cure 10 effected
There are others that no human aid can cure have
always employed the bes: in the treatment OF
my patients. and where considered case was hone
less have always told the patients no hope
for them.
DOCTOR M'CoY's NEW REMEDY
As to my new catarrh remedy. which is made lishs
or will say It has dono good toward curing
catarrh than any one ayen. tina. has ever been EN-.
ployed In tho treatment of this disease Nv .emedv
was prepared by after careful research and invs,
CATION Its based scientific principles and il tn.
result OF thirteen years experience over ave years Of
which Was gathered in New Yor. in the treatment OF
cAtarIh.
After what1 have said In this interview .hink
tho public will appreciate tho fact that do need
any advice in the treatment of catarrh"
As to the other charges contained in this open let
ter will say that every ono who il familiar with nv
career as specialist in the treatment Of disenses Of
tho nose. throat and lungs knows they are not
founded upon fact.
Il think this is all that Is necessary to say"
So 4 MONTH UNTIL JINrARY L.
Doctors Mccoy ami Snow vii. treat ali who place
themselves under their for S. month which In.
eiudes a.! medicines and Dr.. McCoy's new catarrhal
remedy. If treatment: Is began before JanuaryI.