HEALTH REFORM INSTITUTE, BATTLE CREEK, MICH.
This admirable sanitarium is beautifully located in the most healthful portion of the flourishing city of Battle Creek, Mich. It is situated upon a site of twenty acres, just within the city limits. The buildings consist of a main building and six cottages. In front of the main building is a fine grove, which affords a delightful place for recreation in the summer. During the eleven years that the institution has been in operation, it has SUCCESSFULLY TREATED MORE THAN 2,000 PATIENTS, with an average of only one death a year among those received for treatment. Patients come from all parts of the United States and Canada, and there are few localities in which the institution has not become known. With a competent corps of physicians and assistants, together with its advantageous location and unexcelled facilities, it presents to invalids inducements such as are afforded in no other similar institution in this country. This institution is not a “water cure,” neither does it employ, exclusively, any special method of treatment; but the plan upon which it is carried on, is to employ all remedial agents, applying each to the cases to which it is especially adapted. All diseases are treated here in a thoroughly scientific manner, and with a degree of success unattainable under any other plan of treatment. Besides the usual remedies, the physicians employ, together with all Hydropathic appliances, Electricity, Swedish Movements, Lift Cure, and the Modified Russian and Turkish Baths. Patients will find the Battle Creek Health Institute a very pleasant and profitable place in which to spend the winter. Terms are reasonable and surroundings pleasant. The table is daily loaded with simple, though palatable food, and patients are provided with as many as possible of the comforts of home while receiving conscientious and watchful medical attention. The following are the physicians in charge:— J. H. Kellogg, M. D.
Dr. W. J. Fairfield, Miss Katie Lindsay, M. D.,
Dr. W. B. Sprague, Miss P. M. Lamson, M. D. Battle Creek is situated at the junction of the Michigan Central with the Chicago and Lake Huron Railroad. For terms and other particulars, see circular, which will be sent free on application. Address, Health Institute,
Battle Creek, Mich.