The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1893-10-04
DIR. J. n. BOSWORTH.
From The atlanta Journal.

Dr.. J. NJ. Bosworth, ont Of Atlanta 8
most prominent surgeons, has recently
established private surgical iniirmary
in South Carolina which we understand
is now in full operation and is we'll
patroniZed.
DIR. Bosworth's reputation in Georgia rs
a physician and surgeon is the eYual of
any member Of his profession in the
State. In fact he is known as success
full surgeon in all tho Southern States east
OF the Mississippi because of his success
full surgical operations and treatment of
chronic diseases. He is the senior men,
ber of ".Drs. j. NJ. and Don. B. Bosworth,
of this city, so favorably known to the
public in diseases of the eye, ear, throat,
nose and bronchial" with thoroughly
equipped and we'll established Office and
suite of rooms in the Chamberlin & john
son building.
We understand that DR.. ]. M. Bosworth
will give much of his personal attention,
at least for this year, to the Surgical In
irmary in South Carolina, remaining
there himself, while DR.. Don. B. Bos-
worth will be in continual charge of the
Atlanta Office. The South Carolina office
is situate tor surgery from South and
North Carolina and East Tennessee, while
the Atlanta Office already has patronage
from Georgia, Florida and Alabama.
1t would have been better for Doctor
Bosworth to have built and equipped a
private infirmary and sanitarium, with
surgical purposes in view, here in At
lanta. It is an established fact that
Atlanta has not sufficient hospital capa-
city to meet pu bl1o demands. The Henry
w. Grady hospital fills the special want
Of Atlanta for which it was erected, but
it does not meet tho demands of an influx
Of patients who come daily to Atlanta for
the benefit OF surgical procedure and
treatment of chronic diseases from almost
every State in the Union. The climate of
Atlanta, together with its well-known
excellent sanitary conditions, bring
Northern and Western people to our
doors for treatment Of maladies, as also
does the reputable skill of our surgeons.
Atlanta has for many years been called
by the Northern and Eastern press "The
City of Refuge" and in recent cholera and
yellow fever epidemics Of the Southern
coast and the Mississippi valley all per-
sons fleeing from these stricken sections
have been cordially invited to come
within our gates because by former ex-
periences it has been proven by actual
test that these two deadly diseases cannot
exist or extend in this locality.
These facts prove Atlanta to be the
proper place for the further occupation of
hospitals, sanitariums and private mfr
maries, and DR.. Bosworth has abundant
means to build and to equipa private
intirmary here in Atlanta that would
better meet the necessities of the South
in general, as also the North and East,
than it will in South Carolina, for Atlanta
is more central and has the best railroad
accommodations and other conveniences
than any other points in the South.
No man is better known for profess
sional ability, reliability and integrity
than is DR.. Bosworth in this his own city
and the home of his childhood, and it is
yet hoped by many of his legion OF
friends that he will yet establish an mfr
mary here in Atlanta. II he would ex-
press determination to do so and we're
to call for associates in such laudable
and necessitous enterprises he would
have dozen answers favorable in twenty
four hours.