Adams v. Kennedy

. Howe, J.

— The appellant sued the appellee in a complaint of one paragraph, wherein he alleged in substance that on the 15th day of November, 1871, he was a minor, aged thirteen years, and then unfortunately and accidentally had both bones of his left leg broken, just above the ankle; that his employer called on the appellee, who was then and there a practicing physician and surgeon, and another physician and surgeon who had since died, to attend to, treat and adjust the broken bones of appellant’s leg; that the appellee, as such physician and surgeon, then and there undertook the treatment…