The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-02-23
Rules and Regulations for lis
Patients
The Necessity for q Permanent
Building to Aid in the Good
Work of the Social Club.

rich in what may be generically |
termed humanitarian Societies, and
now, apparently we are about to
have another permanent one estab.
lished in our midst, and one also
that promises to become very popu-
lar ia its social features owing to
the liberality of it's associations aud
conditions, and the substantial char
acter of the gentlemen who, in the
very near future, will have it under
their control.
AS was very we'll said by two dis
tinguished speakers on Saturday
evening at the Hagey Club Social
entertainment, it requires more
courage for drinking man to present
himself to be medicated to be cured
OF his bottle malady than to face an
army in battle; aud further that no
medical discovery since the world
began has been Of such vital i'm
portance for the good of mankind
as that which places in the hands OF
every one the opportunity of being
cured for the terrible malady Of the
Incorporate use OF alcoholic aud
narcotic poisons.
The treatment under the formula
of DR.. W. H. IL. Hagey appears to
meet with far greater success than
that OF other treatments somewhat
kindred to it. If the experience of
those who have taken that treatment
after having tried others is to be
relied upon.
1t must be remembered, however,
that much depends upon the moral
character, the intelligence, desire
aud will power of the person oper-
ated upon. 1t is useless, OF course,
to place yourself in the hands of a
healer and not to obey his rules or
take his physic.
For the benefit OF those interested
the rules of the Hagey Institute are
given tersely. If they are faithfully
carried out by the patient he will be
as strong and happy as are two or
three score men in Honolulu to-day
who have obeyed them, and not as
uncomfortable as two or three dere-
licts who may have been faithless.
1st-No patient for the opium
or liquor habit is accepted for less
period than three weeks course oil
treatment.
2nd-Strict regularity must be
, observed in the use of the toni,
every two hours during the waking
period, and promptness at the Office
. for the Hypodermic treatment fou
5 times day.
3 3rd-The remedy for individual
? use is compounded to meet indivi
( dual requirements, and all exchang
: ing or loaning between patients i
o strictly prohibited,
/ 4th-Cigarette smoking or gam
t bling is strictly prohibited.
y 5th-Baths must be taken at leas
t twice a week.
t 6th-Personal habits must be regu
r lar,
Q 7th-All necessary medicines an,
il stimulants will be given by tn
o physician in charge, aad patient
y will not be allowed to take an
" other. Visiting saloons during trea
e ment is strictly prohibited,
r Sth-Smoking or chewing Tobacco
j. is prohibited fifteen minutes befol
l. and after Hypodermic treatment.
10 9th-Patients are requied to r
O. main in the Office twenty minute
IN after treatment.
H. 1t was certainly the consensus
es the opinion OF the speakers at Satu
Is day evenings social gathering tn
at one OF the most important elemen
a of the success OF this treatment
d. this city is the Social Club attach'
to the Institute but Independent