The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-03-14
DrS. DOZier & DOZier
The Best Equipped Doctors
IN the State
liz Il 2lst Street.

citis to call and consult US before
allowing themselves to be butchered
by some ignorant or ambitious op-
orator.
THE TROUBLES OF WOMEN.
So common has become the fad
of certain classes of get quick
doctors of exaggerating every SYM
pie ache and ailment of women and
of frightening them with diagno-
sis of liberated ovaries, cancer of
womb, appendicitis or other grave
and dangerous malady and then
hurrying them into hospital to be
mutiliated with knife and their
lives sacrificed or endangered, that
we feel impelled again to issue a
word or two of caution, warning
and advice to women who may be
alarmed by such doctors. We
would caution such patients against
going into Mysteries or being too
easily frightened into yielding to
their entreaties or submitting to
sucn proposed operations. For we
are not loath to assert that in far
the greater number of such opera
tions being daily performed that in
the main they are done more for
the money of the patient than for
the patients good, and that with
but few exceptions such cases could
have been cured without any opera
ton whatever by simple, sane and
painless methods. We therefore,
invite all women who suffer with
pain and uneasiness along this line
to consult us and let US give them
the evidence that we can and do
cure all manner Of chronic diseases
peculiar to women and that we do
so without any great expense or
pain to our patients and without
subjecting them to any dangerous
operation whatever.
SPECIFIC BLOOD POISON.
1t used to be thought by thou
sands that only at Hot Springs
could the terrible poison of syphilis
be eradlcated from the blood and
the victims of that malignant dis
ease be cleaned of their malady.
But If such was true in the past it
is no longer SO. By reason of n
clearer knowledge of the pathology
of the disease, and by more re-
cent discovery Of remedies exert
ing specific tendency to destroy
the germs, and with the use of
indicated steam baths, such as we
are prepared to furnish to our pa
tients, We stand ready to guarantee
to- cure every case we treat or re-
fund every dollar paid to us, and in
addition will pay to the patient a
round sum as bonus for his time
and trouble while taking our treat
ment If we fail to effect cure. We
are, however, the only doctors in
Alabama who are fully equipped
with everything necessary for the
cure of such cases In the shortest
time possible, and effecting a per-
manent.
RHEUMATISM
is but a manifestation of an
acid condition of the blood, due TO
indigestion, constipation, morbid
state of the kidneys or to exposure
to cold, but from whatever cause.
1t is one of the most common of all
diseases to which mankind is sub
ject, and in the hands of physicians
who are not specially prepared with
modern facilities for the proper
treatment, Is often so rebellious
to their efforts as to remain un :
checked and uncured until the vic
tins of its ravages become hope
lessly ruined for life or succumb to
its destructive sway. But there
should nowadays be no one de-
stroyed or ruined by its subtle
powers, and it is with that satisfac-
ton which comes of a full con-
seriousness in our thorough under
standing of the GEOLOGY of this dis
ease and the possession of such
therapeutic agencies as the Finsen
Ruby Light Cabinet, the Steam
Vapor Cabinet, Giant Vibrator and
Static Electric Machines that en-
ables us to give to every patient
afflicted with rheumatism in
Simultaneous relief and an almost
positive assurance of a complete
disenthrallment of his insidious
foe. We not only give to each and
every patient the best medical
treatment which the progress of
medical science has enabled us to
prescribe, but we are so we'll
equipped with all modern appli
ances and agencies as to warrant
us in the belief that we can cure
almost every case submitted to us
for treatment.
To those who are now afflicted
with Rheumatism in its primary
stages we advise them to come and
have us cure them before its long
continued ravages make a cure i'm
possible.
SPECIAL DISEASES OF MEN.
Having had an experience in spe-
cial practice of more than quar-
ter of century (the last fifteen
years of which has been in Bir-
mingham), and having treated and
cured thousands of men in every
walk of life, we feel that words
are almost superfluous in calling at
tention of the public to this branch