St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-01-13
Madison Water Cure.

YNIiS INSTITUTION Is delightfully."- situated on the South
l. margin OF Lake M"nOna, opposite and in full view o
the City OF Madison, and sufficiently removed from I'll,
public thoroughfares and business localities, to insure un
disturbed quiet to the invalid. The grounds, comprising
about 80 acres, are beautifully uudulatinc, bordering the
Lake for more than half a mile, covered with fine native
oaks and -lirubbery, and the scenery in the vicinity, EN-,
bracing every variety of landscape, makes this the most
enchanting and lovely retreat in the North. West.
Tho buildings, which are large, elegant and comfort
ably furnished, and capable Of accommodating about loo
patients, have been recently rehtted in a style not sur
passed by any similar establishment in this country, with
the determination 10 establish tbs Cure upon a pcrman
eni basis and make II trulya
MODEL WATER CUR ESTABLISHMENT,
Where no drug poison will he administered, but tn,
Cure conducted upon strictly Hydrolathic and Hygieni,
principles ; ~plcdging ourselves, that no pains or expense
will be spared, 10 promote the health and comfort of thos,
visiting the Cure. The proprietor Is happy to announce Il
the public that he has secured the medical services d
nr. o. W. May, (la'e partner of Ir. !. T. Trail of New
York, and Professor in the Hygico Therapeutic Mcdica
College of New York who will be assisted in the femal,
department by Mrs. Doctor A. +. May. Females wishing
treatment may rest assured Of having their cases mos
skilully treated. Dr. May Is so favorably known as {
skiniui Hydropathic Practitioner that it is unnecessary
TO say that patients will receive all the skill the profession
affords. EectroC Chemical Baths administered wheI
needed. Diseases Of females made a speciality and arr
treated with a success seldom attained even apparently
hopeless cases may not despair Of help.
The friends Of patients, or persons travelling for healti
or pleasure, and gentlemen going into the country viii
their families, will find this q fine location, with great va
riciy Of amuscinents and excellent accommodations. Al
excellent Bowling Alley has lately been added for TIA,
benefit Of patients.
Horses and Carriages will be furnished at the house.
and excellent stabling and carriage room, with n capabl,
and careful groom, is provided for those who wish 10 keel
Their own conveyance. Boats, guns, and fishing tackt
provided as required. An extensive Laundry is connect
ed with the establishment, and the linen Of the invalid,
will be washed whenever desired.
PRICES REDUCED ;-patients for board and full treat
mcnt, including ordinary attendance Of bath men or bath
maid, from Sd To $40 per week. No additional charge fol
IRE and lights, where the rules Of the house are complied
with. CONSTELLATION FEE, in all eases IS. All bills Iaya
BILE weekly IN ADVANCE. Patients and bGarders mus
furnish their own bathing clothes, or they can hire then
at the house at 81 per week. Prescriptions for HON,
treatment, verbal or by letter IS. Each subsequent let
ter or advice, 81. Out door patients not generally attend
ed-cxcept those who are reiormers.
SrtlENIS.-Regua daily Lectures to students who
wish 10 acquire q thorough knowledge Of the 50 healing
art divine sem. weekly lectures to the inmates Of ths
house. Address,
q. u. GRIFFIN, Proprietor, Madison, Wis.
o. NJ. MAY, NJ. u. Resident Physician,
Mrs. Dr. A. T.. MAY, Assistant.
5. NJ. LANDS, NJ. d., Consulting Physician.