The National Medical Review, Vol. 7: June, 1897 (Classic Reprint)

Excerpt from The National Medical Review, Vol. 7: June, 1897

Medicine, etc., all without any extra cost. We refrain from giving the names of these fifty cent physicians; but it is sufficient to say that some of them have been liberal contributors to current medical literature and they are often quoted as authorities in their special branches. When one of them was asked by letter if it was true he was connected with such a humiliating affair, the reply came that he was too ill to reply to the questions asked. We have had occa sion to remark before that St. Louis is a great city for surprises, but she has cer.

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