The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-09-26
A PROFITABLE VACATION.
DIR. Strong Tells OF Visits TO Famous
!fOspitnls OF the Old world.

DIR. Strong Tells OF Visits 10 Famous
Hospitnls OF the Oid world.
DR.. Strong, who has returned from Eu-
rope and has reopened his Office at No. l62
High street, was interviewed by reporter
last evening with reference 70 the formers
visitation OF the leading foreign hospitals
during the past summer.
"Of course, doctor, you did not devote
all OF your vacation abroad to the common
recreation of the tourist ,"
"No, sir, ] did not" replied DIR. Strong.
A radical change OF scene is best for one
who is practically prisoner in his Once
for eight or nine months in the year, but
could not deliberately pass the famous
medical and surgical institutions OF Eu,
rope, particularly those of England
and of France without spending all the
time possible i'm association with the bright
est lights of the medical world, and In
studying the latest and most effective APP
paratus and methods for the treatment OF
disease"
In what countries did you spend the
greater part of your time, ana what hos
pitals did you visit ~
"In England, France and Belgium was
conducted through the wards of all hos
pitfalls visited, and was accorded every
facility for the examination of rare cases of
disease; witnessed some very exceptional
and difficult operations by the most cele-
brated surgeons of the Old World; attend
ed the congress of celebrated physicians
which convened at the Ecole dc Medicine in
Paris to discuss the latest discoveries in the
treatment of tuberculosis and all diseases
of the lungs; attended the clinics of Prof.
Charcot of Paris. the greatest authority in
the world on diseases OF the nervous sys-
TEN, and attended the clinics of the London
Throat Hospital, under the charge of SIR
Morrel Mckenzie, whose wonderfully
effective apparatus have used here III my
practice"
What institutions did you yisitl"
" | witnessed operations at the Hospital
OF st. Bartholomew, St. Thomas Chelsea
Hospital for Women. University College
Hospital St. Peters Hospital, Kings Col
lege Hospital, Iruy's HosLital, st. Marks
Hospital for Diseases of the Rectum, Can
Ger l1ospital, Brompton, Westminster Hos
pital. West London Hospital. ST. Mary's
Hospital, MiddleseX Hospital Charing
Cross Hospital, Royal Free Hospital, 81.
Georges Hospital and others, and was thus
Afforded an opportunity TO observe the
latest methods pursued in advanced medi-
cines and surgery"
DIR. Strong brought over costly array
of the latest instruments and apparatus,
and papier mache, anatomical and physlo-
logical models. In conjunction with the
fine outfit which SO long attracted atten-
tion in his private Office. they form a col
lection that would do credit TO the largest
hospitals. The doctors laboratory-as
large as those of the leading drug stores
contains the best and most effective rene
dies known, and aS ne compounds the
medicines himself there is no danger from
"A mistaken prescription. All the drugs
and medicines not imported by the doctor
himself are supplied by the Providence
wholesale drug store of Blanding q Bland
ing.
Some Of the most prominent and highly
respected residents of Providence and of
neighboring cities have been successfully
treated by DIR. Strong during the two
years of his very honorable record in these
plantations. He is now in his third year
OF practice here, and his professional and
private career is without blemish. More
than that, distasteful as is any notoriety
10 those who have suffered ill-health, the
sense of Justice and the burden of the debt
of gratitude has led many of his patients
To publicly testify, in the daily papers, to
the complete success of his treatment. The
doctor is permanently located in Provi-
dence, and certainly he is the most efficient
specialist the city ever had.-Providence
Telegram, Sept. l3, 1891.