St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-02-27
N. E. WOOD, N. D.,
Proprietor and PhysiGian-in-c Chief.

The Institution consists of the main
Sanitarium Buildings and Cottages at
WOOD PARK; and the business Office,
Consultation Rooms and Surgical Dis
penSary at 413 Fifth street, near the
POStOffice, which is furnished with
complete supply of Surgical Instru-
ments and Appliances for examining
patients afflicted with every cOnceiva-
BILE form of disease or defOrmity. In
fact, one of the most complete and val
liable collections of Medical, Surgical
and Anatomical Apparatus to be found
in any Hospital or Medical Institute i'm
this country.
From three to five sklllful and expert
enced Physicians and Surgeons are to
be found in constant attendance on the
wants Of the patients and visitors.
The department for boarding patients
consists of large, commodious three
story main building with wings and sew
eral cottages, OutbuildingS, ETC., situated
in beautiful Private Park of forty
acres, owned by DR.. Wood, in the best
residence portion of this beautiful city,
near its western suburbs, only one and
One-half miles from the business center,
and commanding many grand views of
the city and its picturesque environs.
The grounds are Handicapped and beau
tilted; the buildings were designed and
constructed under the supervision of
DR.. Wood, the founder and proprietor,
with special regard for the healthful-
ness and comfort of patients-they are
fitted with Bath Rooms. Sanitary
Plumbing, Perfect Drainage. Ventila-
ton, etc-and supplied with all equip
mentS for the treatment and comfort of
patients and guests.
Two of the Physicians reside here and
one or more are in constant attendance.
DR.. Wood has been located in Sioux
City eight years, and is doing a splen-
did business, the afflicted coming from
every Western State and Territory to
avail themselves of the benefits of the
Institution and the skill of DR.. Wood
and his staff of associate Surgeons and
Specialists.
DIR. Wood is we'll known to be a relia-
bic and responsible; he is large prop
erty holder, memb Ell and stOckhOlder
of the Chamber of Commerce and pea
vey Grand' Opera House, and inter-
ested in the city's growth and develop
ment. He is also member in high
standing in the Masonic ard other or
ders. He is the author of several val
liable Medical Works.
This Institution has wide and envia-
bic reputation, which is constantly ex-
banding on account of DR.. Woods phe-
nOmenal success in effecting GENUINE
CURES in hundreds of Complicated
Cases where OTHER Practitioners had
failed to afford any Relief.
The reputation of DIR. Wood is due to
many natural reasons, the main one Of
which is his honesty Of purpose and his
profound knowledge. From local
practice, when he first established his
Institute in Sioux City, his practice and
fame has extended far and wide, and
his success in effecting Cures has been
marvellous. d.. Wood goes to the root
Of the Disease at once, and, by the most
careful methods, achieves uniform sue
cess. He has built up magnificent
practice. and thousands have expressed,
in the strongest terms, their gratitude
for the Relief and Cures he has given
them. He has large correspondence
with Invalids, and thousands are Cured
annually by treatment sent them at
their homes, after giving full history
of their Cases in this manner, by mail.
This Institution Is one of which any
city should be proud, and that it is duly
appreciated by Sioux City citizens is
evidenced by the fact that considerable
anxiety is fes regarding rumor that
DR.. Wood contemplates removing to st.
Paul, thereby securing wider field and
establishing great Medical and Surgi,
cal Institute, with facilities second to
none in America, and which would be
within easy access of the people of the
great Northwestern States and Terrific
ries. DIR. Wood has the ability and
capital to accomplish whatever he un-
dertakes; but it is not definitely known
what his plans are in this regard.