The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-18

The location Of the college is one Of the
finest in the CITY. The rooms are cOmmO-
dious, elegantly furnished and carDeted
throughout, well lighted and ventilated.
The department of shorthand and type
writing is very complete, and occupies as
fine a room tor that purpose as can be
found III the country.
DIR. DAYwALT's SPECIALITY.
G. w. Daywalt, NJ. D., who formerly
was engaged in the general practice of med
icine. is now, owing to his marvellous sue
cess in the treatment of diseases of the mu-
cous membrane, giving his entire attention
to affections of the nose and throat There
is general impression, not only among the
laity but among members of the profession,
that these diseases are incurable, but 1t is
fallacious, and DR.. Daywalt has demon
strated and Is prepared to prove that 80 per
cent of them can be successfully and per-
manently cured.
The doctor has large and lucrative
practice In this special branch of the pro-
fession, and he is the only regular ply
clan on the Coast who deyotes his entire
time and study to diseases of the nose and
throat, which he makes specially.
DISEASES OF WOMEN
DR.. f. c. Cook occupies Rooms 43 and A.
lie has been in active practice in San Fran
cisco Tor nineteen years, and gives special
attention to diseases Of women. Office
hours to and to JPN
SUCCESSFUL DENTISTS.
McFadyen & Van Doom. the dentists,
have absolutely the most superbly furnished
dental-roOms in San Francisco. All the de-
partments OF operative and prosthetlc den
tlstry are being carried on by them with
the most modern appliances, and they ex-
tract teeth without pain.
DR.. McFadyen is well known throughout
the State as successful and popular den
list, having been In regular practice for up
ward of fifteen years, while DR.. Van Doom,
late OF New York, comes with the highest
OF recommendations among his many
friends in this city, who will be pleased to
learn that he is located here permanently,
and associated in the profession with so
eminent man as Dr. McFadyen.
NEW METHOD IN DENTISTRY.
Trueman 81 Steele, the wel-knOwn dem
lists, occupy Rooms II and IS on the second
floor. which are the largest and most COM
modious parlors in the building. They are
handsomely furnished, and equipped with
every modern appliance used in dentistry,
especially their electric pain-destroyer.
The apartments front on Market, McAllis-
ter and Jones streets. This firm takes a
leading position in all branches of the pro-
fession among their various competitors,
and are so constantly engaged, particularly
in hgh-art dentistry, that they are COM
PEELED to lease additional room 10 meet the
requirements OF their patrons. An exami-
nation OF magnificent and modern
piece VI crown ana DfiuEe WORK III S0lu anu
porcelain, being their own superior method,
Is sufficient guarantee of their skill in this
new work.
FASHIONABLE DREssMAKER.
Nj. e. Killean, one of San Franchises
artistic dress and cloak makers. has parlorS
on the third floor, Rooms rs and 10 The
latest fashions from the first dessinateurs
OF Paris, which are superior in every
respect, are designed by her. They embrace
all the varieties and novelties known i'll the
fashionable world, including the choicest
designs in walking, carriage and reception
costumes, as well as party dresses aud
riding habits. Patterns are prepared with
the most fastidious taste and carefully
selected from the toilets worn in season.
FIRST LADY DENTIST.
DR.. Frances c. Treadwell, late Of Phila-