Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-06-19
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Crawling over RED hot Bars Of Iroa IN I8i
Fearful Hrenzy--A Scientific InFestiea

CragEaIDe over Red Hot Bars Of iron 81, EII
Fearful Erenzy-A Scientific LnFestisa-
tIon and ITS Results.
Cincinnati Tinlss-staT.
fi0pium or deathr'
This brief sentence was fairly Kissed into
the ear of a prominent druggist on Vine
street by a person who, a few years ago well
OF IS to-day a hopeless wreck.
One can scarcely realize the suIerings Of
an opium victim. De Quincy has wildly
portrayed it. But who can dtlY describe the
Joy OF the rescued Vietim3
h. @. Wilson, OF LoYeiaud, o., formerly
chemists OF 81 Louis and of the well known
nrIn Of H-C. Wilson d. Co, chemists, formerly
Of this cltys gave our reporter yesterday
9lt OF thrilling personal experience IN this
line.
al have era Rled over red hot bars OF iron
and Goals of ire" he said, in my agony
during an opium frenzy. The very thou ght
Of my sunerings freezes my blood and chills
of opium daily
'caoW did you contract the habit?''
Excessive business cares broke me down
aud my doctor prescribed opium That Is
the way nlne-tenths OF cases commence
When determined 70 stop however, found
/ could not do a..
t'You may be surprised to know % he said.
that tWo-h1ths Of the slaves Of morphine
and opium are physicians. Many of these
met We studied our cases carefully. We
found out what the organs were in which
/ tbs appetite was developed and sustained;
/ that no victim was free from a damOralized
| condition Of those organs; that the hone OF q
/ care depended entirely upon the degree Of
UigOr Egiich could be impaired 10 them i
/ have seen patients, while undergoing treat
ments compelled to resort TO opium again to
I deaden the horrible pain in those organs. I
marvel how ever escaped
do you mean to say, Mr.. Wilson, that
] you have conquered the habitf
/ Indeed I have"
''Do You object to telling me- howg'
! mo sir. Studying the matter with sew
| eral Opium-eating physicians, We became
satisfied that the appetite for opium was 10
/ Gated IN the Kidneys and liver. Our next
] object was to hnd a specific for restoring
] those organs to health. The physicians
much against their code, addressed their at
/ tendOn to a certain remedy and became
/ thoroughly convinced on its scientific merits
/ alone that 1t was the only one that could be
/ relied upon IL every case Of disOrdered kid
/ neys and liver. 1 thereupOn began using it
| and experimenting IL with my own special
/ treatment, finally got fully over the habit.
I / may say that the most important part Of
] the treatment is to get those organs first
| into good working condition, for IN them
I the appetite originates and is sustained and
/ IN them over ninety per cent. of all other
I human ailments originate"
] ''tOr the last seven years this position has
/ been taken by the prOprieUOrs OF that rem
/ edy and finally it ia becoming an acknoWl-
/ edged scientific truth among the medical
| profession many of them, however, do not
/ openly acknowledge it, and yet, knowing
/ they have no other scientific specific, their
/ code not allowing them 70 use it, they buy it
{ upon the quiet and prescribe it in their own
I bottles
Gas 1 said before, the opium and nor
D phine habits can never be cured until the
I appetite for them is routed ont Of the kid
] neys and liver. nave tried everything
/ Experimental with everything and as the
result of my studies and investigation, I can
say LsllOlg nothing can accomplish this re-
[ suit but Warmers safe cure. ''
| 'HaVs others tried your trsatmeutI'7
Eyes sir, many and all who have followed
/ it fully have recovered. Several of them
who did not first treat their kidneys and
/ liver for six or eight weeks, as 1 advised
/ them, completely failed. This form of treat
I ment is always insisted upon for all patients,
/ whether treated by mail or at the LOVeiand
/ Opium Institute, and supplemented by our
I special private treatment 10 dLiJugS cures.
Mr.. Wilson stands very high wherever
/ known His experience is only another
1 proof of the wonderful and conceded power
/ of Warmers safe cure over all diseases of
| the kidneys, liver and blood, and the diseases
/ caused by arrangements Of those organs.
I We may say that it is very hattering to the
| prOprietOrs Of Warmers safe cure that it has
received the highest medical endorsement
and, after persistent study, it is admitted by
I scientists that there Is nothing in materia
medica for the restoration Of those great or
] gans that equals it in power. We take pleas
| coming from so reliable a source as Mr.. VIII
son and confirming by personal experience
I what We have time and again published in
our columns. We also extend 20 the prOpEi-
I etOrs our hearty congratulations on the re-
suits wrought.