Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-06-18
AN o7!uM FfTEEs STORY.
Crawl ng Over II HI Bass of Iron in His
Fearful Frenzy IA sc.eatific Investiga-
tion and its Re5ultg.
Ciscinnati 7lmcs-Star.

CiscinnaH Tmes-Ster.
"Opium or DEATH"
This brief sentence was fairly Missed
into the ear of prominent druggist on
Vine street by "A person who, lew years
ago well oil is to-day "A hopeless wreck.
One can scarcely realize the suiferngs
OF an opium victim. De Quincy has
vividly portrayed il. But who can htly
describe the JOY of the rescued victimf
ii. G.. Wilson OF Loveland, o., formerly
with March, Harwood a. Co, manufactur-
ing chemist of st. Louis, and of the wei
known firm Of II Wilson a. Co, chemists,
formerly OF this city, gave our reporter
yesterday bit OF thrilling personal ex-
perience in this line.
II have crawled over red hot bars OF iron
and Goals Of fire" he said, 'in my agony
during an opium frenzy. The very thought
OF my sufferings freezes my blood and
chills my bones ! was then eating over
80 grains of opium daily.
How did you contract the habit''
Excessive business cares broke me
down and my doctor prescribed opium!
That is the way nine tenths of cases com
mence. When determined TO stop, how
ever j found Icotetd not dot.
you may be surprised TO know" he
said, that two-fifths OF the slaves OF NOR.
phine and opium are physicians Many OF
these 1 met. We studied our cases care
fully. We found out what the organs
were in which the appetite was developed
and sustained; that no victim was Tree
from demoraliZed condition of those or
gans; that the hope u u care depended enftreg
upon The degree Of rfgOr Uhich co'ad De tmpdrfea
TO them. have seen patients, while under
going treatment, compelled to resort TO
opium again TO deaden the horrible pain
in those organs. | marvel how l ever e.
cajped." ~ ,v.,. 49,,
you have conquered the habit.
'lndeed | have
$40 you object to telling me how"
mo, sir. Studying the matter with
several opium eating physicians, we be
came satisfied that the appetite for opium
was located in the kidneys and liver. Our
next object was to find specific for re-
storing these organs to health. The ply
sicianS. much against their code. address.
ed their attention TO n certain remedy and
became thoroughly convinced on lts
scientific merits alone that 1t was the only
one that could be relied upon in every
case OF disordered kidneys and liver.
thereupon began using II and supplement-
ing il with my own special treatment,
finally got fully over the habit may
say that the most important part OF the
treatment is TO get those organs first into
good working condition, for in them the
appetite originates and is sustained, and IN
them over ninety per cent. OF all other
human ailments originate.
For the last seven years this position
has been taken by the proprietors OF that
remedy and finally il is becoming an ac-
knowledged scientific truth among the
medical profession; many OF them how.
ever 90 not openly acknowledge 1T, and
vet, knowing they have no other scientific
specific, their code not allowing them to
use it, they buy IL upon the quiet and pre-
scribe it in their AVN b9ttlfss sne. orsps,,
:. LAS snid before, the opium and mo
! phine habits can never be cured until Il
u appetite for them Is routed out Of the XII
Il neys and liver. | have tried everythin
e Experimental with everything and
q the result Of my studies and investigation
- can say knor nothing can accomplis
o this result but Warmers safe cure"
n "Have others tried your treatment!"
e eyes sir many and all who have folloy
- ed II fully have recovered. Several
them who did not first treat their kidney
y and liver for six or eight weeks, as advise
+. them completely failed. This form of trea
d ment is always insisted upon for all p
n tients, whether treated by mail or at IL
Loveland Opium Institute, and suppl
mented by our special treatment, IL alaod!
% cureSn
r Mr.. Wilson stands very high wherevs
IA known. His experience is only anoths
= proof of the wonderful and conceded pow
er of Warmers safe cure over all disease
@ of the kidneys, liver and blood, and th
y diseases caused by arrangements of thos
n organs We may say that II Is very fla
tering to the propretors of Warmers sal
cure that il has received the highest med
II cal endorsement and, after persister
l. study, it is admitted by scientists tha
, there is nothing i'll matera medica for tn
restoration of those great organs tina
= equals it in power. We take pleasure i
IS publishing the above statements comm
= from so reliable q source as Mr. Wilso
q and confirming by personal experienc
what we have time and again published j
our columns. We also extend TO the pre-
IS prietors our hearty congratulations on til
l. results wrought.