The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-12-29
AN EMINENT
EASTERN MAJ
Decides to Make Los Angeles Hf6
Future Home. and Will Be-
Connected With a Prom
inent Firm in
This City

IT is not often thata firm of physicians a
themselves so -ressed by the demands OF thej4'
prac ice that they subjected to one Of W.
alternatives either to give their patients t4@<
most cursory and hurried attent on or ON
turn away the sick and suffering from thdItl
office without medical attention. But such1A
the demand upon the English and GerrMuk
specialists by the many sick and sihng onW
who have tried other physicians and fatleds<
find relief, that in order to give the time Eet
sary TO their patients they have been COZ
PEELED to add another physician to yhe.
nalready large staff
IA. In looking about the many doctors avatIabto
Tor such position. three things had 70 be con,
sidered. First. other things being equal. the
new member OF the staff must poss IS 1nt4
large degree that happy facu ty OF being able
to make the patients feel they are CONSULTING
with a friend-wi h man who is not inhusl
enced by sord motives but whose heart ~
ouch d by the appeal OF human suffering
and whose every sympathy, energy and abtlts
ty are listed in the battle to defeat disease
and 10 restore the sick one to that full health
that m kes life one continuous sunshtuo
Second, he m ust be a physician whose training.
no only as q doctor but as q student OF hus
man nature, has been thorough and in the very
best schools and last q man whose medical
education has been built upon modern found
alton, whose teachings have been the expert-|
ences of those few men who stand at the suu1-.
init OF the medical profession, and whose e4~l
pcrience ard practice in hospitals have been
in those aving an acknowledged high stands
ing
After inves' igating the history ex
and opp RITZ mites OF a large number OF
physicians the directors of the Engli,
German specialists decided to eDgage1
O'Brien, NJ A. NJ D. c. NJ, as the new mel
OF the r staff. DR.. O'Brien is Rentlel
whose literary education was acquired At
| q iversity of Ottawa, Canada, and having A.
| ished tn re he entered that most famous med
zeal school, the McGill university at Montreal,,
| Canada, where, a ter four years. course, ~
was graduated with high on RS. But nat
| content with the regular course, the young
| physician took a two years supplements
course in surgery and received his third degree
| of c. NJ, or master in surgery. VEG
So high did Or. OBrien stand that within
[ one year after completing his studies he was
| appointed pr 'fessor in the Kansas City HoApts
| tai Medical college, and n this city he speeds
| lily acquired large practice and ne became
| we'll known for MS success in heal ng those
i obscure diseases which had bafied other phy4
| siciaus Ffd
That the English and German Specialists
| have made wise selection in securing DR..
| o. Brien is beyond doubt, and his experiences,
added to the already able staff OF these we'll
! known specialists. places their institute
| even higher than before. as place where
! chrome diseases treated with that ceItainty
OF success that comes from long experiences
| and the presen OF the ablest staff of physi-
, clans in California. N
| For the present Dr.. O'Brien will act a. Z
consulting member OF the staff, and will also
| assist in surgical operations, di eases Of the
rectum and private diseases of men. and here
| again is one great advantage for the sick who
) consult the English and German Specialists.
! They are not compelled to &c, ept the opinion
! OF one physician as to their case, but they can
! have without cost the expert opinion o. Z
entire staff of expert spe ialists, thereby in
I surfing a m IRE complete and perfect diagnosis,
and wider range Of medical knowledge
brought to bear upon their case tn n could be
possible from any physician For tho
treatment and cure of chronic diseases. The
English and German Specialists may be con
suited free at their Offices in the Byrne build
ing.