Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-05

malaria flee shortly after a patient
has experienced the delight of prom
erly conducted electric light baths.
The air is refreshingly pure-there
are no shadowy, elusive forms weary
ing the tired eyes, for the steam and
heat are on the body, not in the at
mosphere.
To see the bathing facilities at the
Robertson Blackman Sanitarium is to
dismiss at once all dread of the big
word "hydrotherapy." Immaculate
marble tiled floors, skilled and cour-
teous attendants, perfect heating and
lighting, all kinds of shining equip
ment convenient dressing rooms and
the large marble swimming pool
place remedial baths in the class Of
luxurious necessities. Battle, swim
and get well is the invitation.
There are conditions for each md
UidudI under 1Chicb he eau do the
most and the best tCork. II Is his
business to ascertain those conditions
and to comply t0tth them.-LHther
GNiick.
Osteopathy is a science which has
rapidly proven it's value and super
seeded all schools of healing except
the regular or allopathic school. Il
is not a remedy, not a part of medi-
cine or surgery. 1t is the adjustment
of the human body from the most
scientific knowledge. 1t is not at
variance with medicine, yet needs no
aid from medicine or surgery. Cor
rective manipulation in the hands Of
an osteopath brings good health. es-
pecially in nervous, digestive and pei
vic diseases. 1t is the science Of the
mechanism Of the human body,
most wonderful science, bringing re
markable results.
All those in search Of health and
happiness at the Robertson Black
man Sanitarium may retain their own
physicians and at the same time as
simulate the benefits of the Robert
son treatment, home environment and
health-culture system.
Surgery is a last resort method and
in some cases is obligatory. The Rob
ertson- Blackman Sanitarium takes no
surgical cases, but cures conditions
which are often considered ready for
surgical measures. 1t maintains
broad, common sense attitude to
ward both medicine and surgery,
making use of the former when lndi-
Gated and diagnosing and pointing
out the need of surgery when it is
the Only recourse
Diet is made a paramount but not
disagreeable feature. There Is
nothing to emphasize the fact that
certain food is advised for certain
physical conditions. Diet here means
good, savory food, delicious to the
taste and in sufficient quantity TO
supply nourishment 1t is not star
walton plan nor a patent food diet
Every article of diet can be easily
obtained by the patient when he
leaves the Sanitarium.
The great thing in all education tS
to make Om" nervous system our G!ty
instead Of our eHentJ.-WttLtant
James
The bluebird flies fast and there are
many who have had but a glimpse
Of its beautiful wings. 1t is har-
binger of the spring of hope, OF
health, of happiness Weary at heart,
strained by anxiety or overwork.
worn by anxiety to live when the
art of living is unknown, the blue
birds nest-the RobertSon-B Blackman
Sanitarium-offers shelter and peace.
You may be desperately Ill and
wholly unable to enjoy life-here Is
relief and cure. You may be simply
tired and in need of absolute or mOdi-
fed rest--follow the bluebird and re
gain abundant health.
Health is within the grasp Of all.
The key to right living is offered you
at the Robertson Blackman Santa
rum. The acquisition Of health hab-
its is made a certainty. And all the
time the bluebird sings It's sweet song
of approaching happiness as good
health becomes a reality