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Phoenix, Ariz., Jan. 17, 1903. To the Editor: —Referring to the communication of Dr. Gillmore inThe Journal, January 3, "A Side Light on Ethics," I would like to say that the Eminent Consultant is not only responsible for the "bulldog tendency" of to-day, but also for the increase of the horde of medical Arabs who, finding it difficult to be honest with the profession or public, and live, scour the deserts and cities, seeking whom they may devour. The Eminent Consultant of the species described by Dr. Gillmore is a reproach to the profession, and does more to bring discredit on the profession and break up professional unity, nullify professional organizations and destroy charity than do the fakers and medical parasites. I would submit as a remedy for this disease one which, though it may seem heroic and in itself subversive of some of the tenets of the Code |
