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

XXXVI THE CHARtOTTE MEDICAL JOURNAL.
THE PINES, Black Mountain, NortK 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 arplication.
CLYDE E. COTTON, M. D.
The Hygeia Private Hospital and Sanatorium [
lOi West Grace Street, Richmond, Va.
DEVOTED EXCLUSIVELY TO MEDICAL AND NERVOUS DISEASES
"P^XTENSIVE improvements and additions have just been completed, which make
'--' The Hygeia now the largest strictly private Medical institution in this country. All
approved Hospital facilities for Afz//^ cases, and full Sanatorium facilities ior chronic
cases. Equipment: Baruch Therapeutic Baths, Electricity, Vibration, Electric Light,
X-Rav, Nauheim Baths, Massage, etc., together with laboratory methods of diagnosis.
Usual Rates. Descriptive booklet.
J. ALLISON HODGES, M. D.
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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 appliances, electrical, vibratory,
and hydro-therapeutic
Our'treatment meets individual requirements,
with avoidances of suffering or inconvenience.
The Telfair Sanitarium furnishes an ideal home
for nervous patients who may be in need of a
change of environment and the advantages of the
most improved electrical and hydro-therapeutic
appliances.
For detailed information write for circular and
reprints in Journals.
Clinical Results Prove Therapeutics
_._,_•__ VALVULAR HEART TROUBLE
naSarCin ascites and anasarca
ical results, reported by thousands of successful practitioners, demonstrate that
(OxyJuHtrom Arboreum Samb,icns CanacUnsis EXOPHTHALMIC GOITRE
and Unguictt ^ciUa..)
Gives R.elief in
Use Auasarcin :
Trial quantity and literatu
request, to physicians only.
BRIGHT'S DISEASE
CIRRHOSIS OF THE LIVER
any obstinate case and note result
Messrs. Thos. Christy & Co., London Agents.
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