The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-08-24
WILSON'S SANITARIUM
Conducted by C. E. Moore,
M. D. and Albert An
derSon, M. D.
An Institution that Has Made Reputation. Lc-
Gated on the Fl est Thorougbfare
of the Town,

Wilson is a beautiful growing town.
Surrounded by all that contributes to
health, connected by rail with all parts
of the. State, and having a remarkably
low mortality record, is peculiarly suita-
bic for the enterprise SO successfully con-
Quoted by Drs Moore and Anderson.
Located on the finest thoroughfare Of
the town, surrounded by grassy swards,
are the handsome offices and Sanitarium
of Drs. Moore and Anderson The writer
has never seen a handsomer office than
that Of the above named gentlemen. De-
signed by an able architect after plans
suggested by themselves the building is
a model of beauty and convenience and
is surpassed by none in the State, and
the Sanitarium is like their office, a
model of neatness Nothing seems to
have been forgotten in the equipment OF
this institutions; it is furnished throughout
with everything that contributes to the
comfort and health of their patients, the
furnishings embrace every modern con-
venience, and the building is lighted by
electricity and supplied with hot and cold
water.
There is in attendance corps of pollte'
neat, and well trained nurses, the head
nurse being graduate Of Columbia
Training School, of Washington, ID. G.
Drs. Moore and Anderson have spared
NO pains or money in equinplng their es-
Enlistment; every surgical instrument
necessary is at hand Nothing has been
left off that would contribute in anyway
to the facility of the institution. They
have in their operating room one Of the
latest and best designed operating tables
to be had, which may be raised or lower
cd in any position by patent leverage.
They also have in connection, one of the
best Y Ray instruments in the State, It
not the best. Also an electrical instru-
ment with which they can remove moles.
warts.and diScoloratiOns of the skin with
practically no pain and leaving no dis
figurement of the person. The Santa
rum was established in the spring OF
1898, ms an experiment, and has proven
a great success. 1t has grown in patron
age month by month until the doctors
have practically decided to enlarge it,
This they say they will have to do or de-
ny many the benefits of the institution.
DR. Albert Anderson is graduate Of the
University of Virginia, and is an exam
liner on the State Board and was selected
as orator for the State Medical Society in
1893. He is a courteous gentleman and
an able and progressive man. DR. Moore
is graduate of Bellevue Hospital Med
zeal College of New York He is pres-
dent of the county Medical Society, and
is leading Surgeon. He has performed
many major operations. So it VII be
seen that the Sanitarium is conducted by
men well fitted for the work
Wilson has many commendable enter
priseS, but among them, the Sanitarium
takes .eauing place, and is regarded
with much pride by the citizens of VII
son, and Drs. Moore and Anderson are
deserving of much credit for having UNI
dprtaken the successful establishment
of an institution of this kind, where there
was grave doubts Of its success, but the
old saying. Nothing ventured nothing
gained, proved correct in this case, and
the Wilson Sanitarium stands success
full and assured fact.