The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-06-14
Interest in Experiments as
Made By DR.. Charles
Warren Allen.
GREAT SUCCESS ACHIEVED
New York Physician Tells of His Work and
That of DR.. Pussy, of Chicago.
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jority of instances the permanent loss
of hearing is caused In cases of
catarrhal origin simple treatment Of
the membranes that line the channels
of hearing can be made through the
nose, but where the organs have long
lain dormant, the stimulation by means
of electrical currents Is the means Of
putting them again into action, and
their natural work aided by nature
herself will soon make perfect hearing.
RHEUMATISM.
Rheumatism can, in many cases, be
cured by electrical treatment alone,
however, where 1t is deep-seated and
has been upon the patient for q long
period 1t is necessary that thorough
oyerhauling of the blood be made,
necessitating a course of constitutional
treatment Electricity will relieve
rheumatism at once, so that the con-
stitutional treatment is very pleas
ant one.
CATARRHAL TROUBLES.
Catarrh is a persistent, pernicious
disease, little understood in its begin
nings by those who have not made a
speciality of it. 1t Is a serious trouble
when it is neglected, causing consump-
ton, bronchitis, asthma and deafness.
The Red Cross Medical Institutes
catarrh specialists are very successful
in this chosen line of work. Besides,
they have a perfect equipment at hand
to work with.
ELECTRICITY AND WOMEN.
Women naturally are averse to drug
ging themselves. The use of electricity
in the treatment of their diseases has
saved them from the general run of
dragging that the family physician is
too prompt in doing. The immense
amount of drugs that is consumed an
nually by the women of this country
for every little pain and ache should
be put a stop to- One months treat
ment by the Red Cross Medical Insti-
tute would be the means of releasing
them from their thraldom. Some of
the most serious chrome cases that
have been given up by many physicians
have been successfully treated here.
ELECTRICITY FOR MEN.
Strong, robust and hearty men-they
are in evidence every day, but not in
the majority in these days. Too fast is
the life they lead, and many are the
diseases that lie in wait for them. Pros
tatio affections, Nervo-Sexual Debility
in all its forms, Nervous and Blood
Maladies are all diseases that need the
treatment of men who have made them
a study The free prescriptions and
free trial treatment frauds are vam-
pires that suck the life-blood from men
who, for fear of discovery, resort TO
out-of-town treatments. The sacred,
inviolable word Of the physician pro-
lects all these, and scientific treatment
soon places them in the ranks of vigor-
GUS manhood, able to meet and per-
form its full duties.
ELECTRICITY AND NERVES.
The twentieth century electrical
treatment, in all nervous disorders, is
really specific Creeping Paralysis, Lo-
eomotor Ataxia, st. Vitus Dance, Epi-
lepsy (fts) Loss of Memory and Ner-
yous Debility are rarely benefited by
medicines, while most serious cases
are permanently cured by the X-ray
treatment.
STOMACH, LIVER AND BOWELS.
There is no treatment so successful
as the Electro-Chemic in diseases OF
the stomach, liver. kidneys and bowels.
Piles and fistula are cured without cut
tlng-cured painlessy, never to return,
and without interfering with the pa
TENTS business or pleasure.
x-RAY DEMONSTRATION.
The Red Cross Medical Institute de-
vote one hour each day, from 1890 TO
1870 p. M, to free X-ray demonstra-
ton. This is given in the interest of
science, and has resulted in an i'm
mense amount of good in the extended
knowledge it has given the public Of
lac wonderful work that this mystic
rious agent Is doing for the sick and
suffering world. A cordial invitation
is extended to every one to attend
these daily demonstrations.
OFFICE HOURS.
Office hours: Daily. from 9 a. m. to
p. m. Very pleasant waiting rooms
at their Offices have been arranged
separately for white and colored.