Abstract
The Maltine Company requests us to reprint their letter to the<i>New York Medical Journal</i>, as answer to the criticisms that appeared last week: THE PUBLICATION OF PHYSICIANS' PORTRAITS. New York, Dec. 26,1893. To the Editor of the New York Medical Journal: Sir: Your reference to our calendar for 1894 demands our attention. While you did not mention us by name, the reference is so direct that the physicians who received the calendar can not but know to whom you referred. It has been our custom for several years to send to the medical profession throughout the United States portraits of eminent physicians and surgeons, and, inasmuch as their distribution has been scrupulously confined to medical men of good repute, no objection has been offered by those gentlemen whose likenesses we reproduced. Not a copy of this calendar, nor of any of our other numerous publications, has ever been
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