The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-24

lished and is establishing BY hurting
his electrical mantle over the shoulders
of the world, Edison, the American, has
dwarfed into insigniffcance the seeming
ponderous works of other men. The
eyes of the world look more readily
toward America than to Europe for new
examples of what the conquering mind
can do. A few years hence the Ameri-
can, whose physical being required the
Skill Judgment medicine and apparatus
of tai superlative kind, sought the re-
sorts, the sanitariums,- the care and at
tentiOn of European specialists. To-
day the lever has been reversed. Ameri-
cans patroniZe the American cult, and
Europeans and others now seek our
shores for the best and highest of pro-
fessional skill, care and knowledge. They
recognize the advantage of American
thought; they observe American indus
try; they know that the whirlpool OF
Z nervous ENHANCEMENT, which envelops
Athe American people on every hand,
must receive some set-off. lest the peo-
bile so strong in their aptitude should
soon find themselves inane, useless and
extinct. They rightly argue that there
must be some explanation for this Amer
lean tenacity of life under the most try
ing conditions. 1t is eXptai"ed by the
wonderful strides made in discoveries by
that class of men who devote their en-
tire energies to alleviate suffering, to Sc
cure happiness of mind and peace of
body.
A few Of these men stand out in Id
relief as in contrast to the pain en-
tablature of others in the same profess
sion They are chiselCd into cOnspicuity
because they have broucht to America
that which formerly belong to Eu
u ope These men are few very few.
and yet in our very midst we beho'o
one of their number: man who Is work
ing quietly beyond the eye of the passing
thrOn2. yet working steadily, earnestly.
increasingly In behalf of the people at
each new problem which confronts S
mind of wisdom This man of men IS
! Dr. A. F. Him., of Minneapolis, from
whom irradiates in multitude of direc-
lions, and even unto the bounds of
the earth, deeds of kindness, but prnci-
paly works of cure in the realms Of sur
gerry and disease, so pleas ng hat men
who know his power bow before him
and say. You are indeed the physici IN
of physicians, the victor of victors"
DR. Him. possesses a fine mind, as IS
evidenced by his masterful observance
of the smallest details in any case
which is brought to his attention. SO
trained is he in his discrimination; so
full is he in the knowledge of his profess
sion. that in diagnosis he never fails
Furthermore his work is the work of an
enthusiast. He bends to his labor in
his profes lion as a child whirls above
her fiaxen curls the dainty skipping
rope. Hi) enthusiasm carries himself
into the toll Of midnight hours. He
pores over his books of chemistry and
science, each day adding to his store Of
knowledge, not permitting single item
Ii
ever experimenting on untried fields, and
by his assiduity AID perseverance has
unearthed golden nuggets which are
Invaluable to suffering mankind. He
would have been unable to do all this
had it not been for his superb health
Almost his entire life has been devoted
to mattGge which involved health. In
the study Of these things he has recog-
nized tlfF Importance of observing the
laws of ! laIth, and as a result he pos
-sesses g. fne physique, a handsome per-
son. a " LINING personality. He is pleas
ant. guilt and unostentatious. His pa
tents low him.
In an interview, the doctor at his Of
fees. 50 47-49 Washington avenue south,
Minre&JcH.. Mimi, remarked upon the
changsg which the Hinz Medical Institute
had undergone during the last two years.
al thought that you had ached your
limit when you made your last exten I've
improvements, but I see that you believe
In the doctrine of expansion SO far as
your Institute Is concerned
"Ye9." replied the doctor, IT occupy
n. arly two floors now. Ten years ago
started out here rather pretentiously. but
] soon found that the demands Of my
practice called for further enlargement.
Y5ur times in two years I have made
extensive improvements, alterations and
additions This has been made at an i'm
meuse outlay. but I cannot afford to
spare expense, especially when patients
crowd upon me 50. Before had re-
mark bly, we'll equipped institute for the