Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-07-30

malarial fever attacked him and he was
obliged TO return TO CIymer. y. \ g.
where he practiced medicine two years
longer. Regaining health he returned
to East Saginaw i'm 1851 ANA Dullt mp a
large practice in medicine ana surgery.
Constant OyerWOrk and malMiouS eli
mate again impaired his health, and IN
1871 he sold his practice. went 10 Den
Yer and spent Il few months. ANA IN 49,
located i'm Detroit. filling the chairs OF
Anatomy and Physiology in the Medl-
cal College there for two years. coniln-
ing himself while there and since to
chronic and nervous diseases ANA sur
gerry. Besides an extensive practice IN
all parts of Michigan he has given nun
dredS of sound lectures upon temper
ance. hygiene. physiology and health
laws. DR.. Spinney has spent years
preparing himself for Sanitarlum work.
and to-day he stands in the front rank
among physicians of this class. HIS
assistant.
DIR. Il. G. RUDY.
was student of Prof. ObctZ. one of
the most eminent and scientific profess
sors of surgery in the University Of
Michigan. DR.. Rudy was born at Paris.
Ill. He entered the medical depart
ment of the University of Michigan.
and after taking a general nine months
course for three successive years.
(which but one other college i'm America
gives. as others are confined To two
years he graduated with honors and
commenced the practice OF medicine.
He is Il physician of superior ability
and is a valuable assistant FOR Dr.
Spinney The Matron
MRS. \. Il. MOORE.
held similar position in the II. Louis
Park House Sanitarium for five years.
and for some years previous was Il pro-
feSSional nurse. She l. lady of cul-
ture and wide experience. and her Kind
and sympathetic disposition has made
her popular with patients. Miss Hattie
Yerington is her assistant i'm the batl
rooms. and is a young lady of practical
Judgment and kindness of heart.
MIR. HARRY HILLNIAN
is the manager of the bath rooms and
no better could be found. He has hao
~ wears experience i'm this line of bus
mess and has been employed i'm every
bath house of note i'm America. The
other attendants are polite and atten
tive to guests and ill We'll positions
THE DISEASES TREATED.
All kinds of chronic diseases an,
treated. besides special attention Is palt
tonervous prostration. paralysis. female
diseases. diseases of the eye. ear. throat
and lungs. liver. stomach and rectum
THE BATHS
consist of Turkish. Russian Needle
Mineral. shampoo. Napor, Medicated
Sulphur. MercUial. Electro-ThcrmaI
Electro-N apor or Electricity dry. Tn
SanitariWn possesses
FACILITIES FOR EMPLOYING
Swedish movements. massage. electric
ity. vacuum and pneumatic treatment
which are valuable specifics either II
conjunction with ordinary mcdlca
treatment or otherwise. combating an
overcoming rheumatism. neuralgia
catarrh. dyspepsia. liver complaints
nervous and kidney troubles. rs we'll q
female malades. All lung trouble
will be treated 10y oxygen manufacture
i'm the Santarium. In connection Wit
the Sauitaium a
SCHOOL FOR NURSES
is conducted. Here those who wish t
become proficient nurses will he tho
oughly trained in physiology. hygent
bandaging. and other things pertainn
to the care of the sick. Dr. Spinne
hasa fine manakin. skulls. bones, tW
skeletons. maps. charts and an eXtel
sive medical library. which will be ;
the disposal of nurses.
Health is the greatest desideratun
and when this can be gained with bl
little expense. the blame is entirely Wit
those who refuse to avail themselves {
the advantages offered. To our rea'
ers. therefore. we commend tins II
stitution as a valuable one for its cur
tive advantages. aS well rs for tt
homelike and comfortable charact
which is distinguishing feature
the management.