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

THE CHARLOTTE MEDICAL JOURNAL.
'^he niGKSMITH HOSPITAL
(Incorporated)
Fayetteville, NortH Carolina.
Centrally located, facing on Green Street, extending entire block from Hay Street
Old Street. Modern in construction and splendidly equipped, affording excellent facilit
for the treatment of all surgical and medical cases. Otis Hydraulic elevator to all
the Hospital—front and rear entrances— Rooms single or in suite—Private baths. Capac
of hospital 70 patients. Operating room not surpassed. Special attention given to scien
fie laboratory methods of diagnosis— Resident physician always in the hospital. Usuaj
rates— Descriptive booklet on application. J, F. HIQHSMITH, M. D.
WailAMS' PinVftTE SflNITARIUM
A PRIVATE HOME EXCLUSIVELY FOR
Alcoholic, iyiorphine and Drug Habitues and
All Forms of Neurasthenia
Lo~cat«d tit 1 020'W. M'ai
B. B. WILLIAMS. M. D. GREENSBORO. N.C.
JACKSON SPRINGS SANITORIUM.
A new and modernly arranged building including modern diagnostic
apparatuses and various electrical appliances for the treatment of noncontagious
diseases. Special attention given to renal, hepatic, digestive
and nervous diseases.
Patients have free access to the celebrated Jackson Springs mineral
watsr which took second prize at the St. Louis World's Fair. This
water is especially indicated in above named diseases.
Centrally located in Moore County, N. C, amid the sand hills and
long leaf pines. Elevation 700 feet above sea level. Rates reasonable.
For further information, address
M. M. yncDONMLD, /Vl. D.
Ow/ne-t- and /WanagetsJacUson
Springs, IN, C.
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