A country doctor deserts his wife and baby to gain fame in the city. He’s addicted to cocaine and gets worse. After he is presumed dead in a train wreak the new doctor, taking his place in the country falls in love with his wife and are about to be married. When he returns home to his wife he drops dead at her feet so she spends the rest of her life with the new doctor. - New York Dramatic Mirror, April 28, 1915
The Santa Barbara Morning Press chose to praise the "trick" camera work: "when Dr. Abbot, a drug user, in a dope dream sees himself as he would be like. The doctor falls asleep on a little pile of hay and dreams that from his medicine case emerge rich men and women who become his patients, foriegn notables and ladies fair who pay priceless sums for his services and then awakes to discover it was all a dream. The little drama eneacted by the tiny figures that emerge from the medicine case is a splendid bit of camera work and is convincing in its reality."