The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-07

as soon as he begins the use of your home remedies?"
 No; he will likely. drink for three or four days, at which time his favorite beverage will disagree with him, and he will cease to crave 1t from that time on, and as a result there will be no further necessity for alcoholic stmulants of any kind"
 What About Cigarette and Tobacco
 Users7
 "Wel, what about the cigarette fend, and the cigar and tobacco user?' We must confess that the cigarette and tobacco users are the most difficult class of patients to treat. It is hard to inn press them with the importance of rid ding themselves of these llfe-sapping habits. Ninety-fve out of every hundred whisky and drug applicants we have are also cigarette and tobacco fends, thus showing that the use of tobacco has a tendency to make opiates or alcoholic stmulants necessary. Even in these cases our Specially Prepared Home Remedies are proving very successful, and if the patient will comply with rules contained in the booklet of directions, which is sent to each applicant for information in regard to treatment for cigarette and tobacco habits, he will undoubtedly get
  tobacco in any form, and by the elimina- ton of nicotine poisons from the system he will enjoy a good appetite and im- prove greatly In general health.
 Our home remedies are prepared under : the direction of our physician on receipt of a complete history of the case fur nished us by the family physician, or in cases where there is family physician, any member of the family can furnish us a general history of the case and the treatment will be prepared to meet the existing conditions.
 Cost of Home Remedies.
 "Our charges for a full course of Spe cially Prepared Home Treatment for Drunkenness, in any form, is s12.50. A course consists of twentyone days treat ment.
 For full Ctwenty-one days) course of treatment for cigarette or tobacco hab- its in any form, s5.
 Our charge for our Specially Prepared Home Treatment for internal or hypo- dermic use for drug addiction is depend- ent entirely upon the physical condition of patient, the kind and quantity of drug used, how used and the length of time used On receipt of this information we make our charge according to the course of treatment required
 Sanatorium Treatment.
 
 Do you advise home or Sanatorium treatment in most cases?'
 We advise Sanatorium treatment when it Is possible for the patient to come to our Sanatorium. There the patient Is under the personal care, night and day, of our medical director, who has suc- cessfully treated over 12.0O0 whisky, nor phine. tobacco and cigarette cases, who is assisted by our house physician, who sees the patient every four hours, and, daily to meet the requirements Of eacn case, consequently drug patients suffer little or no pain or inconvenience, and the whisky patient is soon enjoying a good appetite and good health, and the cigar cite and tobacco patients are easily re- lieved of their craving at the sanatorium. Personal Experience Is an Aid to the
 Treatment.
 It is of course, possible for a physician who has never known the baneful effects of alcoholic stimulants, narcotic drugs, and nicotine poisons, to successfully treat that class of patients, but the physician who has had such experience. and who is equally well equipped otherwise, is certainly more in sympathy With the pa tients than the physician who has never suffered. We therefore, In selecting our medical director, night physician. have, when possible to do so, selected men who have themselves been cured.
 Our medical director was successfully treated for alcoholism more than seven years ago.
 Our night physician was successfully