Hagey Infirmary, No Patient Too Frail — 1894

by Paula Bosse

“A cure is guaranteed…” (click for larger image)

by Paula Bosse

Hagey Infirmary
of Dallas, Texas.

For the cure of the

LIQUOR, MORPHINE, OPIUM,
Cocaine and Tobacco Habits.

No institution in the land is equal to this. The Hagey Remedies are endorsed by thousands of the best people in Texas and other States, and multitudes testify to its efficacy. However frail the patient may be when he enters the institute, he leaves perfectly cured of the habit, with pure blood, strong nerves and restored to health. No disagreeable or bad effects have ever resulted from the treatment. It is absolutely harmless. A cure is guaranteed and accommodation good.

Consultation Free.

Correspondence Solicited.

Morrow Block, Corner Main and Pearl Streets,
Dallas, Texas.
W. F. BALDRIDGE, Manager.

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From the Souvenir Guide of Dallas (Dallas: D. M. Anderson Directory Co., 1894).

The Hagey Infirmary was at 516 Main (now the 2100 block of Main, at Pearl), from about 1893 to 1894 (possibly 1895).

One Comment to “Hagey Infirmary, No Patient Too Frail — 1894”

Under the Paw of the Tiger: Taking the Cocaine, Morphine, and Opium “Cure” — 1890s | Flashback : Dallas says:

September 4, 2016 at 9:12 PM

[…] Ensor Institute (which was located at what is now 1213 Elm Street, between Griffin and Field), the Hagey Infirmary (in what is now the 2100 block of Main, just east of Pearl), and, most famously, the Keeley […]

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