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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-04
Birmingham, Ala, April 2s, 1914
MT. J. G. Johnston Grateful For Life
 Preserved

Feeling that it is a duty that owe to suffering humanity I desire to make public the facts which here set forth trusting that my experience may be a means of directing others who may be afflicted as I was to a cure.
 From an injury received in one of my hands, blood poison set up, necessitating the amputation of my arm above the elbow; such was the severity of the blood poison that my whole system was affected and resulted in strangury of urine and such a condition of the prostate, that fistulas appeared, and for three years l suffered more than words can tell; finally, when l had almost lost all hope of life. l decided to act upon the advice of my doctors, and sub Nit to an operation for the removal of the prostate gland. which knew was a fatally dangerous expedient. Then. thank God, I was advised by some or my friends to consult Drs. Dozier X Dozier before submitting to the propos- ed operation But the surgeon who had been treating me, ridiculed the idea, and tried to dissuade me from going to see them. However I did consult DTS. Do zjer & Dozier and placed myself in their hands, and thanks to them and merci- ful God, I feel that my very life has been preserved, and take great pleas ure in recomm ending Drs. Dozier X Dozier to the afflicted, as competent physicians and surgeons and sincere. hon ora ble men. whose chief object Is not the collecting of fees, but the ulti-
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sue that is of importance to many of them. What Drs. Dozier have to say can be relied upon, for the manager of this paper has known them more than 25 years, has had many business dealings with them, and always found them to be men of the strictest integrity. They are
 regarded as men of exceptional skill in their profession. and their immense prac-
 tice has given them a broad experience
 that few men can hope for.
 Age-Herald: Drs. Doz1er and Dozier' s
 long standing record and approved
 abilities entitle them to the proud dis
 tinction of standing at the head os
 their profession.
 Dixie Manufacturer: DTS. Dozser and
 Dozier are regular graduates in every
 department of medical science, and
 stand today without a peer in their
 special lines of practice.
 The Alabama Commentary: Drs. Do- xier and Dozier are thoroughly cumpe- tent, thoroughly trustworthy aYd their success in the cure of disease has gained for them the unchallenged titie of Leaders without a peer" We, there- fore. commend Drs. DoEier and Doxiel to our readers as fully competent an( worthy of every confidence
 | The Southern odd Fellow: We cannoi add anything to the reputation Dr. Do xisr has already acquired in the line oi his profession. but we know him to bt a Brother Odd Fellow that can he re. He'd upon. to carry out every promise he makes to those needing his serv. ices.
 Mountain Home: The press of Bir. ningham and all ovor Alabama speak in the highest terms of Drs. Doxier and Doxier aA physiciAns. surgeons and gen. | tlemen. and we have no hesitancy fl recommending them to our patrons. Meridian Star: Drs. Doxier and Do.
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Drs Dozier & Dozier Birmingham, Ala.'
 Dear Sirs-W With feelings of gratitude to you and a sense of duty to the pubic II am constrained to make the following statement:
 In March 1912 I was the victim or chronic indigestion, torpidity of the nVer and general nervous breakdown, 10 such an extent that I was unable to work or look after my business.
 My condition had been gradually grow ing worse for months until l came to you and took treatment at your hands.
 Your treatment proved almost magical in my case. I begun to improve at once, and within 60 or 90 days I was so com pletely relieved of all my physical troubles that I was made to feel like a new man.
 More than a year has now elapsed since ceased taking your treatment, and l am happy to inform you that l am still enjoying the best of health and l write this to extend to you my gratitude and to recommend you to the sick who may be afflicted as I was. that they may go to you and have you demonstrate your skill in their behalf as you so well did in my case A. J. SMITH. Oxmore, Ala. April 27, 1914.
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it privilege to add his testimonial to their credit
 Ensley Enterprise: Drs. Dozier &
 Dozier are better prepared to cure those who have chronic diseases than any other doctors in the State and from common report and what we personally know of these eminent physcians they are as thoroughly comretent as they are
 thoroughly equipped tu effect cures in every case where cure Is possible.
 They are honest, conscientious and
 worthy of every trust.
 Advance Magazine: Drs. O. T. Dozier and Byron Doz.er. who constitute the we'll Dozier & Dozer, are something more than skilled practitioners. Dr. O.. T. Dozier
 is one of the most gifted poets the South
 has yet produced, and is an intellectual genius. He Is magnetic speaker, and
 Is both original and forceful. Dr. Byron
 Dozier is young man of strong mental grasp and inherits the strong patriotic fervor so strikingly manifested in his father, pr. O. T. Dosier. This was demon
 strated during the Spanish-American war, when he organised . company and en- listed in the army of Uncle Sam. and served until the end of hostilities. even as his father served the Confederacy during the Civil War The Drs. Doxier q Dosier nre polished gentlemen. skilled In their pro- fession and are highly estssmed by all who know them.
 Greenville Advocate: These eminent specialists, Drs. Dozier & Doxier. are per- forming wonderful cures. and the afflicted whose case baffles the skill of local phy. sicians would do well to .coneult them Their offices are supplied with all man ner of appliances known to medical sct cnce.
 Spice: Drs Dozier q Dozier have some thing to say to Spices readers in this is'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-04
WE CURE CHRONIC DISEASES
Many Prominent Men and Women Furnish Testimonials of the Fact

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  the selection of established Medical Institute
  
   facilities mF Epilepsy Insomnia scua Ulcers Rheumatism Caarrh Indigestion Blood  methods
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Captain w. H. Stanley Cured of Sciatic
 Attenuation
 When I came to you recently suffer- ing with Sciatic Rheumatism, I had no

fly to the ordinary method of treatment by the internal administration of drugs.
 This firm has been doing business in Birmingham continuously for a number of years and they have yet to be ac- cused of having dealt unfairly with a patient in any way whatever. They are both gentlemen of the highest type and carry their honor and gentlemanliness into their business.
 The Gadsden Times-News: Drs. DozieF are perhaps the most widely known spe- cialists in the entire South, and the Dox-
 fer Medical, Surgical and Electro -Thera- peutic Institute in Birmingham is con ceded to be one of the most modern and thoroughly equipped institutions in the United States. In point of equipment this institute is marvel of its kind. Every known appliance of modern type which has proven advantageous and suc- cessful in the treatment of chronic dis eases may be found in this strictly mod ern institute. The X-rays, Violet Rays. Massage Machines and all such appara- tus are successfully used by these emil nent specialists and contribute to the success of this well known firm of ex- pert specialists The press and the pub lie generally are loud in their praise of the great achievements of the Drs. Dox- fer, and their institute is known as q strictly high-class institution for tho treatment of all chronic diseases of men and women. The Drs. Dozier Institute was established in 1SS9 and each suc- ceeding year has been marked by con- tinued success and advancement until to- day. in the seventeenth year of It's exist | ence. 1t stands second to none. The Drr Dozier are both graduates In every bi anch of the medical science, post grad | uates of several of the foremost colleges l in the country. The writer has known l Drs. Dozier for many years. and deems
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zier of Birmingham are the most worthy and distinguished physicians ir their line of practice in the state of Alabama.
 Pratt City New Era: The publishers of the New Era indorse and recon- mend Drs Dozier and Dozier 70 the public as the most reliable and worthy specialists of Alabama in their ltne of practice.
 Anniston Hot Blast: Among the most noted and successful specialists in the country are Drs. Dozier and pozier. They have extended their business given to them in the several surround ing states Is most gratifying. The Drs. Dozier are high toned. polished gentle men.
 Ensley Herald; DTS. Dozier and Do- zier are both men of high mora, and intellectual worth and enjoy the re- spect and esteem of all who know them. Dixie Home: The progress of medi- cine has been so rapid of la.c that many in the profession have not kept abreast with its marvellous advance ment. Not 90 with Drs. Dozier and Dczier Dr. O. T. Dozier has recently I spent some time in New York inves- tigating and studying the latest inven- tions in his special line and mas pur- chased valuable instruments to aid in his practice. He is up-to-date. and Ia not bound by ancient custome. His son, pr. Byron Doxier, who is aasoc' atsd
 with him. is worthy son of q worthy sire. and has alrsady taken fore
 most rank as surgeon in his pro
 fession-
 Masonic Guide: Dr.. Doxier comes from . family of physicians. and with ] his full store of medical knowledge
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-04
Mrs. C. KohIer Cured of Eczem.


 Some three months ago my wife was attacked with something like eczema on her feet and ankles which terrified her night and day.
 I consulted and employed one of Bir- mingham's most noted regular physi- clans to treat her, and he continued to do so for two or three weekA but she grew verse continuously Large sores made their appearance on hen feet and ankles. and becoming discouraged l suggested the propriety of consulting a specialist in regards to her condition My suggestion was ridiculed, and I was advised to do nothing of the sort, but acting upon my own impulse, I carried my wife to Drs. Dozier & Dozier and placed her under their treatment Their first prescription gave her re- lief and in short time resulted in a complete cure.
 I therefore make this statement, be- lieving that but do justice to the doc tors whc cured her. and hereby give my consent to Drs. Dozier & Dozier to pub fish this statement, or use 1t as they may deem proper for the benefit of any others who may be similarly afflicted.
 G. ROLLER,
 2022 Second Ave
 Birmingham. Ala. Jan. 12, 1914. I testify to the above true statement knowing them to be true by my per sonal acquaintance and close associa- ton with MT. and Mrs Kohler for the past six months.
 GEO. G. MENEFEE,
 Birmingham. Ala
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Cullman Democrat: The editor Of the Democrat spent several hours in Drs. Dozier and DoZier's institute last Mon day, looking at the equipment. wit messing operations, etc The Drs. keep up to the times. As quick as any thing in medicine or surgery is dem onstrated to be of benefit 10 suf- fering humanity, they have it re- gardless of cost. Electricity ia now largely used in the treatment or chronic diseases. The Drs. Dozier nave all the modern electrical appliances ana give the most scientific treatment. This institute is an old established business having been in Birmingham for many years, and can be depended on Tor non- est professional treatment.
 Labor Advocate: Drs. Dozier are the best equipped and have the best repu- tation as specialists of any like firms Tn Alabama. They successfully treat all manner of chronic diseases of men ana women and can and do effect cures in a larger percentage of cases than is ac- complished by the ordinary practicing physician.
 They furnish to patients all medicines and in addition give without extra charge the benefits of the X-rays and Violet Rays. Static Electricity, Steam Vapor Baths Electric Light Baths, Massage Vibrations, Ozone and Medicated lnhala- tions and every other improved device of science which can be employed in making cures. of all they treat
 Birmingham Daily News: Dr. o. T. and Dr. Byron Dozier, his son, comprise what is probably the most popular medical firm in the South. Beyond question they have the best equipped offices in the South containing a large number of scientific instruments and devices for treating those diseases which do not yield read
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-04
Mrs. J. l.. Hager Cured of Female Dis
 ease

Drs Dozier & Dozier:
 l wish to thank you for the benefit have received from your treatment and want you to know that I appre- ciate the service you have rendered me.
 When I first called upon you I was very much alarmed. and had been suf- fering eight years with severe female disease, which had become so chronic, and my general health so run down. that I could hardly live.
 I had been treated by number of prominent physicians, and by other specialists, but received very little benefit, and I was very much dis heartened with them all
 After taking your treatment I am pleased to say, am stronger and have the health that I have so long wished for.
 I will always take great pleasure in recommending you to my friends or to anyone who may be in need of a doc tors services.
 You have my consent to publish this. or to use it as you may think best for the benefit of others who may be sim iliarly afflicted. Yours very truly. MRS. J. l.. EAGER, 1911 22d Ave. Ensley, Ala. Jan. 27. 1914.
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 , and his large experience in the pro- fession. can be relied on to treat in a most successful manner
 Bessemer Weekly: These widely known. popular and successful special ist physicians have removed their of fices from Twenty-first street 10 2o20 First avenue, where they have fitted up an elegant suite of apartments ad- mirably adapted and appointed for their extensive and constantly increasing practice. ts The DTS. Doxier have been m the service of their profession for over quarter of century. Their fame as eminent physicians. hiei5ly learned aud Eskille8's Art; and es qnusualiy suc- 1.-the south, apds of patients VIII attest theirs}t&8fif and efficiency. In their seiecte4 l{he of speciatties, to (which. they hdVo devoted years If study land research. attending the nest ad- vanccd clinics in the nation. they have 1 no superi6rs. They do not rely upon | their well earned reputation. hS1l they lmake every case they accept every patient that appea1s to their service q Iiivinr fnonument to thetr skill and abil- : I.Itv ir, effecting tNe tettaf and cure ttl (the line 6f their dlaenosis- # rhese physicians never deceive their lpattents They subordinate theirk fees Ito < fhe effective service and bereftts | thev render. They make their profes-
 sion a humane and equitable business ryffh Absolute realization to all seek- ! inr their professional service uf d just and adequate coneideration. Hence among their great army of patients there is never found disaffection or d's- appointment.
 1 The Doctors Dozier command. foT they deserve the confidence and es l teem of the public.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-04
Mrs. James Bush Was Told By Her Doc tors That She Had Ga1lstones
 ana AuDeudfcitis

My sister, Mrs. James Bush. who re- sides at Rickey Tuscaloosa county. Ala. suffered several months and was treat ed by several doctors of high repute without benefit.
 Her trouble was variously diagnosed as Gall Stones Appendicitis and Ulcer. ated Ovary, and she was advised by three doctors to submit to a surgical opera tion. but in view of their differ ence of opinion as to the cause Of her illness, and dreading the ordeal Of the to Huntingdon and consult Drs. Dozier & Dozier
 She took treatment from them about six weeks. and was completely cured, and is now in good health and doing her homework. P. l.. KING, Feb. 7th, 1914. Hickey, Ala
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1917 Woodward St, Bes
Mrs. N. E. Brnnham Cured of Appendix
 cftis

DTS. Dozier & DoZier:
 Last July I suffered an attack of se- were pains in the lower right side Of my body, and had to have a doctor with me to obtain relief.
 From that time on for five months continued to have recurrence or that trouble every week or ten days.
 I was treated by three first-class physicians. One doctor said my trouble was gall stones; another thought 1t was a liver trouble, and the doctor who treated me last, before calling on DTS. Do2ier .& Dozier, said had appendicitis. and advised me to go to the hospital and have my appendix removed. But, influenced by the advice of several friends who had been treated by Drs. Dozer & Dozier, I placed myself under their treatment, and as have not had any attack of the trouble in the last four months. I am glad to be able to state that feel that have been cured and without the operation Of the knife: and I advise all who may be afflicted as was to consult Drs. Dozier & Dozier. for I feel that they saved my life.
 MRS N E. BRANHAM. 4O4 Fifty-second Street North, Birming- ham, Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-04
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 Summary: Runs and hits apportioned 5 hits, runs off Main in 2 innings no hits, no runs off Reynolds in in nings; hits, runs off Dauss in 4 innings; no hits. run off James In 1-3 innings, hits, 4 runs off Colla- more in 2-S innings; 6 hits, runs off Banding in innings. Two base hits, Bush, Turner Jackson. Three base hits. Moriarity. Jackson. Graney. Home run. Cobb. Sacrifice hits, Kav- Anaugh, Johnston, Turner, Olson. Stolen bases, Bush 2, Turner. Bases on balls Main ?, Reynolds ?, Daus 2. James 4 Collamore 2, Blanding l. Struck out Reynolds l, Dauss B. Collamore 2 Blanding. Double plays, Olson. Lajoie to Johnston 3. Wild pitches, Blanding and Dauus. Time, 2:55. Empires, O'Lough- lin and Hildebrand
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Mrs. K. M. Nuttall. Cured of . Disease
 Affecting the Eye and Nose

Avondale, Ala, Jan. 22d, 1914. .Drs. Dozier & Dozier,
 Birmingham, Ala.
 I wish to express my gratitude for the service you have rendered me.
 When I called on you for treatment my left nostril was SO completely clog ged up that 1t was impossible for me to breathe through it at all.
 The tear duct leading from the left eye had become closed and a tumor had formed at the inner and lower side of the left eye. This tumor at first seemed to be filled with tears, but at the time consulted you was filled with pus. My left eye had become terribly inflamed and was very painful
 The doctor who was treating me (though considered to be one of the best in Birmingham) had failed to give me any relief whatever. and my condi- tion had gradually grown worse while under his care. When I called on you, you advised that an operation on the nose would be necessary, and Dr. Byron Dozter then operated, removing small bone from the nose. and washed out the tear sac with a large hypodermic syringe, and a complete cure was ef-