The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-10-24
A FAMOUS INSTITUTION.

A correspondent OF the Fair
field (Me.) Journal writes as fol
lows, from Buffalo, N. Y
..EDrroR OF JOURNAL Think
ing that it might interest some OF
your readers and make good my
promise 10 you at the same time.
| will write a few lines copcern
ing the famous Woild's Dispen
sary aud Invallds' Hotel and Snr
gical Institute. Let me al hrs'
,l,sclaim any selfish motive, or
desire 10 advertise or pnf this or
auy industry. Thousands OF dol
lars are expended every month
10 keep the merits of this insti--
futon before the world and lis
managers ask for
NO FREE ADVERTISEMENTS.
A healthier or more convenient
c:tv for those afflicted could moi
have been selected IN which to
place such an institution than
Rnffalo. N. Y. But concerning
the city and its attractions 1 Will
write in some future letter. Jhe
Worlds Dispensary Medical AS
sociation occupies two large and
magnificent buildings upon Nam
and Washington streets, and a
branch Dispensary at No. 3 New
oxford Street. London, England
The Invalid's Hotel and Surgical
institute fronts Main Street ana
is attractive and elegant both IN
side and out. Although it is
FILLED WITH PATIENTS
from all over the country, IL Is
clean and neat as any parlor and
is appropriately termed the In
ya.id's Hotel and Surgical Insti-
tute. Large and well lighted
r5oms. with elegant appoint
ments make the sick at home
rather than IN a hospital. Far
)ors with fine libraries and musl
cal instruments are accessible 10
those who are convalescent. A
staff of eighteen
sKILLFUL PHYSICIANS AND SUR
GEONS
administer TO the sick. A spien'
did medical library comprising
ali the standard works of refer
ence. is in a convenient room Tor
consultation by any OF the phy'
sicianr. Any medical book ei
note or value is added 10 this
magnificent collection of books
as soon AS published. The col
lection of surgical instruments is
large and comprises every 'nsfru-
ment of real utility and value
kno vn to The profession. A sys-
tenn of mechanical movements,
massive exercises. manipnla'ions.
kn .adings and rubbings, admln-
istered by large variety OF IN
geniously conirlved machinery,
driven by steam, is used as aid
ing other medical and. surgical
treatment in palsy, stiifened
Joints. crooked and wiLhcred
limbs ami IN those chronic ca:es
90 often given up by the common
busy practioneer of medicine a
incurable. Baths of all kinds
are m,de use OF in those cases
where they are indicated. There
is nothing quackish about The IN
stitution. II is run
FREE FROM ALL HUMBUG
or deciet. A large and we'll ap
pointed drug room in the base
ment of the Hotel contains all G.
she medicines and chemicals useo
by physicians and is in charge O
authorized and skilled pharma
cists and apothecaries. Eacl
ease is prescribed for accordin:
to the same rules and laws which
govern any intelligent doctor
when writing a prescription TO
his patient. There is no resiric'
ion used with the physicians il
the Institution and they have
the whole Materla Medica Il
choose from. The proprieiy med
icines are only used or advised
when in the judgment OF the
physician Ito whom the formulas
are known) they are indicated
Many ana in fact every physician
of amy experience has found som
redel;es or combination Of drng;
to do good work in certain clas
ef cases. Hence he writes In
same prescription over and owe
again .niii lie druggist knows
by cart and smiles when Ii
looks at il. But it Is none Tn
less valuable for all That and III
nbysicIaa who knows lis vaiu
does not feel condemned TO
writing it. and wonld feel hur
and stoutly defend it if he shoul'
be criticised for its frequent rep
etition. The DOCTOR writing sal
prescription does not preten
.tat it will cure everything O
that il applies to every case. Up
on ihis principal DE-. Pierce liza
with mach greater rEperienr