The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-13

But all doctors must advertise In come
way or other, no matter what their abli-
ties may be- The time has passed, If it
ever was, when q doctor did not need to
advertise, and ali must now do 1t except
| 1T be that class of doctors who obtain
| salaried places as Corporation or
Company" doctors. and the least said
about that class is the best for them
All successful men of every line of bust
| ness must advertise. Our great steel
mills advertise. Our furnaces advertise
Our factories advertise. Our banks ad-
lvertise. Our merchants advertise. and We
advertise, and all together we advertise
| Birmingham as a city of progressive en-
| terprise.
Yesl We advertise. We are alive alert
right up-to-dater in all the progressive
attainments of science In our special lines
| of labor.
| We are proud of our profession. con-
scious of our abilities, unabashed OF our
work. pleased with our magnificent
equipment aud superior facilities for serv-
ing the sick.
We know that we can and do cure al
most every manner and kind of chronic
disease of men and women. and we feel
that 1t is our duty to the thousands of
sick and suffering people to let them
know who we are, where we are. what
we are doing, and what we can do for
! them
| These are the facts that we advertise
and our advertisements are all facts and
only fools and old fossils deride us for
making these facts known.
We patronize the press and pay for
what we print, and that is help to the
hpeople.
n We cure our patrons and they advertise
our cures to other patients. That pays
us. These are our methods of adverts-
i ing.
| We are full graduates of the best reg
lular' medical colleges and postgraduate
| polyclinics.
/ We respect all that is reputable in the
code of medical ethics. but would be
hanged before we would join that selfish
trust of medico political doctors in their
conspracies against the freedom of the
people the rights of other doctors, and
the privileges which we claim of adverts-
ing in our own Independent. upright, hon
est way in the public press.
We are free moral agents of our own
| consciences and our own business and
are unhampered hy any restraints OF the
obsolete ethics and inauistorial tactics
| of those organized. oath-bound enemies of
medical freedom.
| We are therefore free to invite every
| one interested to come and consult us
without charge and if treatment is re-
quested. to obtain same without having
| to pay an extortionate charge
| We treat diseases and defects of the
| eyes, fit glasses, and give special atten-
! tion to all chronic affections of the nose,
throat, lungs heart, liver. kidneys. pelvic
organs. and to all manner of cutaneous
! troubles: remove warts. moles super
fluous hairs, wens. mother marks, etc.
| Gene to see us; examine our magni-
| ficent array or electrical apparatus.
steam vapor bath cabinets. prescription
department X-ray outfit. etc. and then
| consult us without cost.
II may be of great benefit to you to do
so and If you have been advised to sub
nit to surgical operation we urge yon
| to consult us before consenting to such
operation We may be able to shield you
against that ordeal, and maybe save your
| life
Yours very truly.
pRs. DozIER 4 DozIER,
(speciaIists)
11s II North 21ss street
BIRMINGHAM, ALA.
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