The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-11-04
THE HkGEY INSTITUTE.


for the permanent cure of the Liquor,
Opium, Morphine and Tobacco dis
eases.
DR.. w. H. H. Hagey, a prominent
physician and chemist of Norfolk, Ne
braska, is the author of the formula
which bears his name
This is an original discovery, dis
tinct from any other, which has for
its object the cure of the before named
diseases.
The treatment is founded upon scien-
tific principles, and the formula used is
equal if not superior to any now in
use.
The cure is certain and assured, and
is absolutely harmless, the physical
from the beginning to the end of the
treatment.
The treatment has met with marked
success in the States, and the gentle
men in charge of the Institute in Homo
lulu, Messrs. Cowart and Kirkpatrick,
bear with them endorsements of the
highest character as gentlemen and
business men.
The treatment is unqualifiedly en-
dorsed by members of the press, clergy
and business organizations.
The usual time required for liquor
treatment is three weeks, and no pa
tient is received for a shorter period.
For Morphine and Opium patients. four
weeks are required. Tobacco treatment
requires two weeks.
COST OF TREATMENT.
Liquor treatment, complete cure. 800
Morphine treatment. ........... 100
Cigarette and Tobacco, complete
cure ~
All other Nervous Diseases, per
week 20
Upon entering the Institute the pa
tient is examined to ascertain the full
extent of his disease He is then treat
ed and must appear promptly at $50
a. M, p. M, 5 p. m. and $50 p. m.
Then his treatment ceases for the day.
He retires at pleasure, but it is de-
sired by the management that he be as
regular in that as in other rules.
Patients pursue their usual avoca-
tions while being treated. The Insti-
tute guarantees to absolutely and posi-
lively destroy the drink habit and
eradicate the desire for liquor, the pa
tient to be the judge in the matter.
The same with the Morphine and To
| bacco diseases.
This treatment will be given in Ho-
| nolulu by prominent and well known
| local physician, and other physicians
| of the highest rank will act as consult
| ing physicians.
We have never failed to affect cure
when the patient observed the rules
and regulations during treatment. I'm
paralleled success has been the uniform
result. So confident are we in the mer-
| it's of the Hagey treatment that a posi-
| tive cure is guaranteed. No cure, nc
| pay, is our motto. Evidence Of cure
| is the fact that patient has no desire
| habit or inclination whatever to drink
alcoholic liquors or use tobacco or any
| thing for which he is being treated
| Of these facts the patient is the judge
To the unbeliever in our cure we say
this: If you desire, the fee for treat
| ment can be deposited in any bank in
| Honolulu, subject to the order of the
Secretary of the Hagey Institute of Ho-
nolulu when the patient is cured 1t is
required of the patient that he follow
the rules and strictly observe the reg
ulations of the Institute during treat
ment.
| If you are a diseased man, it is {
duty you owe yourself, your family ant
your fellow man that you take some
means to free yourself of the disease
Think not you are compromising youl
manhood, but rather you are asserting
it and demanding your birthrigh
again.
The happiness and future welfare o
| yourself and family demand 1t; soclet!
demands it, and all good and true
hearted men and women will respec
you for your effort.
Have you a friend whom the treat
ment would help? Then aid him
These habits become diseases, and MAJ
can not fight them without assistance
any more than he can fight rheuma
tism. Give him advice and helpin:
hand.
The Institute is in Honolulu to stay
and our efforts in the future, as the,
have been in the past, will be to Civ
a character and tone to the work tina
we are doing, that will entitle us to tn
.ocroo+ and esteem of all who beliey