Vol. 60, 1909 - University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

XXXVI THE CHARI,OTTE MEDICAL JOURNAL.
THE PINES, Black Mountain, NortH Carolina.
A private Sanatorium specially equipped for the treatment of early
Tuberuclosis.
Besides the main building also have tents and cottages specially construct-
ed to insure thorough and constant ventilation. Altitude 2,800 feet. Situ-
ated in pine grove of twenty acres.
Rates on application.
CLYDE E. COTTON, M. D.
The Hygeia Private Hospital and Sanatorium [ i
101 West Grace Street, Richmond, Va. I J
DEVOTED EXCLUSIVELY TO MEDICAL AND NERVOUS DISEASES
"pXTENSIVE improvements and additions have just been completed, which make
'--' The Hygeianowthelargest strictly private Medical institution in this country. All
approved Hospital facilities for ffci^/^ cases, and full Sanatorium facilities ior chronic
cases. Equipment: Baruch Therapeutic Baths, Electricity, Vibration, Electric Light,
X-Ray, Nauheim Baths, Massage, etc., together with laboratory methods of diagnosis.
Usual Rates. Descriptive booklet.
J, ALLISON HODGES, M. D.
I
THe Telfair Sanitarium,
GREENSBORO, N. C.
Nervous Diseases, Alcobolism
and Drug Habits.
Location picturesque and retired. Fresh
air, sunshine and quiet. The new sanitarium
has 30 rooms. Most modern appli-
ances, electrical, vibratory, and hydro-
therapeutic.
Our treatment meets individual re-
quirements, with avoidances of suffering^
orinconvience. l^'or detailed information,
write for circular and reprints iu Journals.'
Clinical Results Prove Therapeutics |
and ical results, reported by thousands of successful practitioners, demonstrate that
A V-hS»&S»'t*r^1-rh VALVULAR HEART TROUBLE
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