Professor of the Theory and Practice of Medicine and Clinical Medicine.
Professor of Dermatology.

Professor of Neurology and Electro-Therapeutics. Professor of Physical Diagnosis and Clinical Medicine. Professor of Dietetics, Sanitary Science and State Medicine.

Professor of Diseases of Children.

Professor of Surgery and Clinical Surgery. Professor of Genito-Urinary and Rectal Surgery.

Professor of Histology, Bacteriology, and Practical Pathology.

JOSEPHINE M. DANFORTH, M. D., Assistant in Histology, Bacteriology and Practical Pathology.

OFFICERS OF THE FACULTY.

GAIUS J. JONES, M. D., Dean, Case Library Building.
WILLIAM A. PHILLIPS, M. D.. Vice-Dean, 89 Euclid Avenue.
A. B. SCHNEIDER, M. D., Registrar, 520 Rose Building.

ALVAN L. WALTZ, M. D., Treasurer, 526 Prospect Street.

Every Physician

Has a certain class of patients

who worry him a good deal, for
while not being exactly ill or

confined to their beds, they are always complaining of a feeling of depres-
sion, loss of energy, restlessness, insomnia, and a general feeling of "je ne
sais quoi"; and while these symptoms may indicate a certain form of neu-
rosis or nervous debility, he is at a loss as to what to prescribe, for while
there are numerous remedies for nervous diseases, he is often puzzled as to
which to use. It is in this class of cases that CELERINA, a combina-
tion of Celery, Coca, Kola and Viburnum, is indicated, for while not acting
as an unnatural stimulus, it soon restores the tired and jaded nervous system
to its normal condition, and brings about a feeling of buoyancy and energy
that will be pleasing and surprising to both physician and patient, and will
induce him to confirm the verdict of his brethren all over the world as to
the virtues of this preparation. It is put up in elegant and palatable form,
and being made of the best material in large quantities, it is always uniform
and certain in its results.

RIO CHEMICAL CO, St. Louis, Mo., U. S. A.

This institution, founded in 1857, is the
oldest of its kind in the United States.

IT

is conducted on a hospital plan, each patient being made the

subject of special study and special treatment suited to the requirements of the case. The general plan of treatment is to build up the physical system, restoring both mind and body to a normal condition. This is accomplished by the application of Turkish, Saline, and Shower Baths, Electricity, Massage, Tonics, Diet, and every other means known to science, which by experience have been proved to be of value in these cases. Each case is under the direct personal care of the physician and superintendent, who resides in the house.

"The Home" is in charge of Dr. V. A. ELLSWORTH, who has had long experience in the treatment of inebriety.

Terms have been reduced to ten dollars
per week, payable in advance, which in-
cludes board and medical attendance .

Hon. SOLOMON B. STEBBINS,

President

V. A. ELLSWORTH, M.D.
Superintendent and Physician