Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-06-18

Cincinnati Times Star.
Opium or DEATH"
This brief sentence was fairly Kissed
into the ear of prominent druggist on
Vine street by person who, a few years
ago well off is to-day hopeless wreck!
One can scarcely realize the surerings
of an opium victim. De Quincy has vivid
~ portrayed it. But who can fifty de-
scribe the Joy of the rescued victim!
IL. c. Wilson, of Loveland, o., formerly
with March, HARDWOOD i Co, manufsctur-
ing chemists of ST. Louis, and of the we'll
known firm of II. c. Wilson i Co, chem
lists, formerly of this city, gave our re
porter yesterday bit of thrilling person
al experience in this line.
III have crawled over red hot bars of
iron and Goals of fire." he said, lin my
agony during an opium frenzy. The very
thought of my sufferingS freezes my
eating over so grains of opium daily
C"How did you contract the habit!H
Excessive business cares broke me down
and my doctor prescribed opium! That
is the way nine-tenths of cases commence.
When determined TO stop, however, l
found / could not do it.
said, that two-fifths of the slaves of NOR
phine and opium are physicians. Many
of these l 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 free from
demoralized condition of those organs;
that the hope Of q cure depended entirely
upon the degree Of ujgor tUhich could be ims
parted to them. l have seen patients, while
undergoing treatment, compelled to re-
sort to opium again to deaden the horrible
pain in those organs. l marvel how l
ever escaped
DO you mean to say, Mr.. Wilson, that
you have conquered the habit:"
Indeed l have"
DO you object to telling me how
NO, 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 those organs to health. The physi-
clans, much against their code, addressed
their attention to certain remedy and be
came thoroughly convinced on its scieuti-
tic merits alone that ii was the only one
that could be relied upon in every case of
disordered kidneys and liver. l thereup-
on began using 1t and, experimenting II
with my own special treatment, finally got
fully over the habit. l may say that the
most important part of the treatment Is
to get those organs first into good work
ing 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 it is becoming an ac-
knowledged scientific truth among the
medical profession; many of them, how
ever, do not openly acknowledge it, and
yet, knowing they have no other scientific
specific, their code not allowing them TO
use it, they buy it upon the quiet and pre-
scribe it in their own bottles
AS said before the opium and NOR
phine habits can never be cured until the
appetite for them is routed out of the kid
neys and liver. have tried everything,
experimental with everything and rs
the result ofmy studies and investigation,
| can say knolc nothing can accomplish
this result but Warmers safe cure"
Have others tried your treatments"
Yes sir, many; and all who have fol
lowed it fully have recovered. Several OF
them who did not first treat their kidneys
and liver for six or eight weeks, as | ad
vised them, completely failed. This form
of treatment is always insisted upon for
all patients, whether treated by mail or at
the Loveland Opium Institute, and sup
lemented by our special private treat
ment, / { GitcdyS cures"
Mr.. Wilson stands very high wherever
known. His experience is only another
proof of the wonderful and conceded
power of Warmers safe cure over all dis
cases of the kidneys, liver and blood, and
the diseases caused by arrangements of
these organs. We may say that it is very
Gathering to the pUoprietors of Warner $
safe cure that it has received the hig hest
medical endorsement and, after persistent
study, it is admitted by scientists that
there is nothing in materia medica for
the restoration of those great organs that
equals it in power. We take pleasure in
publishing the above statements coming
from so reliable n source as Mr.. Wilson
and confirming by personal experience
what we have time and again published
in our columns. We also extend to the
proprietors our hearty congratulations on
the results wrought.