The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-09

other grave and dangerous malady. and then hurrying them into hospital to be mutilated with knife and their lives sac rifced or endangered, that we feel im- pelled 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 entfeaties of submitting to such
 proposed operations. For we are not 10th
 to assert that in far the greater number
 of such operations being daily performed
 that in the main they are done more for
 the money of the patient than for their patients good, and that with but few ex- captions such cases could have been cured without any operation whatever by sim pie, sane and painless methods. We there
 fore invite all women who suffer with
 pain and uneasness along this line to consult us and let us give them the evil dences that we can and do cure all man. ner of chronic diseases peculiar to women and that we do so without any great ex
 pense or pain to our patients and without subjecting them to any dangerous opera tion whatever
 SPECIFIC BLOOD POISON. It used to be thought by thousands that only at Hot Springs could the ter rible poison of syphilis be eradicated from the blood, and the victims of that malignant disease be cleansed of their malady. But if such was true in the past 1t Is no longer so. By reason of clear CT knowledge of the pathology of the dis
 ease and by the more recent discovery Of remedies exerting a specific tendency to destroy the germs, and with the use Of
 medicated steam baths. such az we are prepared to furnish to our patients we stand ready to guarantee every case we treat or refund every dollar paid us and | in addition to paying the patient a round sum as a bonus for his time and trouble while taking our treatment. We are. however, the only doctors In Alabama who
 are fully equipped with everything neces- sary for the cure of cases in the shortest time possible, and effecting a permanent cure.
 RHEUMATISM.
 Which is but manifestation of an acid condition of the blood. due to in- digestion, constipation, a morbid state of the kidneys or to exposure to cold, but from whatever cause is one of the most common of all diseases to which mankind is subject, and in the hands of physicians who are not specially prepared with modern facilities for the proper treatment, is often so rebelllous to their efforts as to remain unchecked and un- cured until the victims of it's ravages becomes hopelessy ruined for life or suc- | cumb to its destructive sway. But there | should nowadays be no one destroyed or l ruined by it's subtle powers, and it is 1 with that satisfaction which comes of a | full consciousness in our thorough under standing of the etology of this disease and the possession of such therapeutic agencies as the Finsen Ruby Light Cab inet, the Steam Vapor Cabinet, Giant Vi- orator and Static Electric Machines that enables us to give to every patient af- fnd xxyif h p1n f4c71 ale nct tvet taneous relief and an almost positive as- surance of complete, disenthralment 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 well equipped with all modern appliances and agencies as to warrant us in the belief that we can cure almost every case submitted to us for treat ment.
 To those who are only now af- ficted with Rheumatism in its pri-
 mary stages we advise them to come and have us cure them before the long continued ravages may make cure , impossible by any means, and to such patients we desire to say that now while the weather is warm is a more favorable time for getting a speedy cure than will be the case if the pa- tient waits till the cold and rains of winter shall come to intensity their trouble.
 SPECIAL DISEASES OF MEN.
 Having had an experience in spe- cial practice of more than a quarter
 of a century (the last fifteen years of which has been in Birmingham), and having treated and cured thous- ands of men in every walk of life,
 we feel that words are almost su- perfiuous in calling attention of tho public to this branch of our daily practice. For our reputation as sue cessfu1 specialists in this line is na- tional in scope and is unequaled by any other specialists in the south.
 STRUCTURE, VARlcoCElE
 And every form of genito urinary trouble and weakness from whatever cause is successfully treated by us and our patients are cured and made glad for the blessings of surcease