The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-02
Spoiled Photograph Plate Through Wall Twelve Inches Thick, Showing Penetratve Power of Radium Demon strates Most Effective Method of Treating Can
 cer and Tuberculosis by X-Ray
 Radium and Ozone

you could get on the top of Pike's Peak in six weeks by inhalation. We have received a clinical report from g insti-
 tutions maintained by the Electro Radio
 company in America and Europe and.
 strange as it may seem to you. there has
 not been one failure of curing incipient
 tuberculosis. while s5 per cent of the pulmonary variety is cured by ozone and
 radium combined. However, the company
 has strict rules, and absolutely refuses
 cases in the last stage. Tn conclusion. I must say that the day has now come when we can care many cases without the knife. This is a boon to weak wom- en who cannot stand the shock of an operation, and l may say that 90 per cent of the cases can now be cured by
 electricity properly applied"
 He then showed how various veins could be contracted, growths and stric- lures removed by our treatment. He ex- plained the case of Mrs. J. o. Tucker.
 who was cured of cancer of the womb;
 MT. R. w. Rushing, who was relieved of
 tumors without the knife: Mrs. A. Gross
 of S04 South Nineteenth street was re- | lieved of a severe case of liver trouble;
 Mrs. Christ Underwood of Walker coun- ty has just reported that a number of gall stones were removed from her after the first treatment: MrsJ. M. Brown of 1918 Fourth avenue is singing loud the praises as he has been relieved of a se- were case of stomach and liver trouble; Mir. Bird of TO Lyons avenue, who has
 suffered many years with clot on the
 brain, which caused fits every day, was relieved to such an extent only one light
 attack during the entire treatment; MT. Birch of Blount Springs suffered with | catarrhal deafness. was relieved after
 taking two weeks treatment; Mrs. Mays suffered with neuralgia night and day
 and was advised to be operated upon; af-
 ter two weeks treatment s.. fas oesn relieved; MT. W. A. Martin, relieved of 100-foot parasite; Mrs. M. Robbins. lieved of Brights disease, and Mrs. l.. F. Goodwin who was cured of many gall stones without the knife. The institution
 now has by far the largest patronage of any institution In the state, and is in. creasing rapidly every day. Extra spe-
 ciaiists have been engaged. and more
 room spoken for The fund which was
 placed in the hands of the chief physi-
 clan to be donated to those who want the full treatment and cannot pay Ia rapidly disappearing The doctor has the privilege of drawing on this fund for one
 half of your bill as long as 1t lasts. Those
 coming this week may take advantage of this mans generosity if they so desire, but he only agrees to, help each person to the extent or One-fhalI lnelr lOtdl Dhi,
 provided, also, that the patient agrees to take complete cure. The many cures already performed have completely con
 verted those who were at first skeptical
 and the indorsement of electricity for the
 curing of chronic disease by every hon. | orable and progressive physician who | has the welfare and not the fee of his patient at heart: that it Is only the fool | ish that now have any hesitancy in re- ] gaining their lost health by the latest progressive methods. It makes no differ ence to these doctors how much you have
 spent, or who you have tried. They
 are here to cure yon and do 1t quick. I They have no time for anything except to take your case and do the work. Free
 examination. Hours to F. to 4, to S. Sunday, Il tol2 only. S04 Farley building.
 MT. J. K. Stewart of 2214 Avenue c
 is loud In his praises after being re-
 lieved of severe case of stomach trou-
 ble. Mrs. A. Gross of 304 South Nine-
 teenth street has been relieved of a se-
 were case of liver trouble. Mrs. Christ
 Underwood of Walker county has just
 reported that many gall stones were
 removed from her after the first treat nent.