St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-02-03
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TNIs INSTITUTION !, 4-.s ,t.Iiy iti"te: IN D." So tn
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public thorougbiarc ami b. mes localities, t" ias4re ul-
ii tuFbed quiet u the invalid. The grr.ud:, Gimp. igg
about 50 acres, are beautifully Indicating, Dor Ell < tn
Lake for more than half Il mile, covcGlG " tn fuc rutv
oak and shrubbery, and the cenery H. ths vicinity, EN-
braciug every variety Of landscape, make til the mot
enchanting and lovely retreat III the NJ. h-Wv.;
The building which are large, cazsant and comfort
ably furnished, and capable Of accommodating about loo
patients, have been recently refilted In a style not sur
pa ssed by any similar Enlistment in tis country, with
the determination 10 C.tuhHish tbs Cure upon a IeGlaau.
NoIIL wAII&S: cttRE ESTABLISHMENT
Where no drug poison will be admin tered. brt the
Cure conducted upon strictly Hydropathic and HYGIENE
principles ~pledging ourselves, that no pains or expense
wiRbe spared, 70 promote the heath and comfort of those
the public that he has secured the medical services Of
DR.. o. ". May, (atc partner of Dr.. X. 7. Trail OF New
York, and Professor In the HygieoT Therapeutic Medical
College Of New York, who will be assisted in the female
department by Mrs. Doctor a. Z. May. Females wishing
treatment may rest assured Of having their cases most
skiL.ly treated. Dr. May is so favo.atly known as a
skill.ul Hydropathtc Practitioner, that il is unnecessary
10 say that va,ients will receive ali the skill, the profession
affords. E!cctro-Chemical Baths administered when
needed. riseas es Of females made u speciality and are
treated with a success seldom attained even apparently
hopeiess case may rot despair OF help.
Tue friends Of patients, or persons travelling for health
or pleasure, ans gentlemen going into the country with
their families, will dnt this q fine location, with great va
riety Of amusement and excellent accommodations. An
excellent Bowling Alley has lately been added for the
benefit OF patients.
Horses ana Carriages will be furnished at the house
and excellent stab.ng and carriage room, with a capable
and careful groom, is provided for those who wish To keep
their own conveyance. Boats, guns, aud fishing tackle
provided as required. An extensive Laundry Is connect.
ed with the establishment, and the linen Of the invalids
will be washed whenever desired.
PRcEs REDUCED Patients for board and full treat.
ment, including ordinary attendance of bath men or bath.
maid, from Sc to $40 per week. No additional charge for
fire and Light, where the rules Of the house are complied
with. CONSTELLATION FEE, in all cases IS. AL bills Iaya-
bic weekly IN ADVANCE. Patients and boardcrs must
furnish their own bathing clothes. or they can hire them
at the house at 81 per week. Prescriptions for home
treatment, verbal or by letter, S.. Each subsequent let.
ter or advice, 81. Out door patients no, generally attend.
ed-except those who are ~reformers.
SlUDENTS.-Regula daily Lectures u students who
wish 10 acquire a thorough knowledge Of the : healing
art divine" Semi weekly lectures 70 the inmates Of the
house. Address,
G. D. GRIFFIN, Proprietor, Madison, Wis.
0. NJ. MAY, N. b. Resident Physician,
Mrs. Or. A. L. MAY, Assistant.
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