The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1886-06-10
ANOPIUM EATERS STORY.
Crawling Over Rcd hot Bars Of Iron In
ats Fearful Fronxy...A Scientific Invos.
ttgotion and Its Resulto.
Cincinnati 150ses.H0r,


''Opium or deathy'
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 suffer-
ings of an opium victim. De Quincy
has wildly portrayed it. But who can
fifty describe the joy of the rescued
victimp
H. C. Wilson, of Loveland, O., for.
merly with March, Harwood & Co..
manufacturing chemists. of St. Louis,
and of the well known firm of H. G.
Wilson & Co., chemists, formerly of
this city, gave our reporter yesterday a
bit of thrilling personal experience in
this line.
II have crawled over red hot bars of
iron and Goals of fire." he said. Tin my
agony during an opium frenzy. The
very thought of my sufferings freezes
my blood and chills my bones. 1 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-tcnths of cases
commence. When I determined to
stop, however. found could not do 1t.
''You may be surprised to know"
he said, THAT two-fiftbs 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 the appetite
was developed and sustained; that no
victim was free from demoralized con-
dition of those organs; that the hope
Of cure depended entirely upon the
degree 0fvigOr aC)tich could be impaired
to them. l have seen patients, while
undergoing treatment, compelled to
resort 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 habitP'
''1ndccd have.'
''Do you object to telling me how?''
mo. sir. Studying the matter with
several opium-eating physicians, we
became satisfied that the appetite for
opium was located in the Kidneys and
liver. Our next object was to find
specific for restoring those organs to
health. The physicians, much agains:
their code, addressed their attention to
a certain remedy and became thor
oughly convinced ON its scientific
merits alone that it was the only one
that could be relied upon in every case
of disordcred kidneys and liver.
thereupon began using it and, supple
menting it with my own special treat
ment, 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 condi-
ton, for in them the appetite originates
and is sustained, and in them over
ninety per cent of all other human all
ments originate
For the last seven years this posi-
ton has been taken by the proprietors
of that remedy and finally it is be-
coming an acknowledged 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 to use it,
they buy it upon the quiet and pre-
scribe it in their own bottles"
LAS I said before, the opium and
morphine habits can never be cured
until the appetite for them is routed
out Of the kidneys and liver. have
tried neutrality-suspicious. with
everything and as the result of my
studies and investigation, can say 1
know nothing can accomplish this re-
suit but Warmers safe cure
Have Others tried your treat
ment?''
Yes sir. many; and all who have fol-
lowed it fully have recovered. Several
of them who did not first treat their
kidneys nd liver for six or eight weeks,
as advised them, completely failed.
This form of treatment is always insist
ed upon for all patients, whether treat
ed by mail or at the Loveland Opium
Institute, and supplemented by our spe-
cial private treatment, 1t alaO0ys cures"
Mr.. Wilson stands very high wherev.
er known. His experience IS only an
other proof of the wonderful and con-
coded power of Warmers safe cure over
all diseases of the kidneys, liver and
blood. and the diseases caused
by arrangements of those Or
gans: We may say that it is very
tlattering to the proprietors of War
ner's safe cure That it has received the
highest medical endorsement and, af-
ter persistent study, it is admitted by
scientists that there is nothing in mate
ria medica for the restoration of those
great organs that equals it in power.
We take pleasure in publishing the
above statements coming from so reli-
able source as Mr.. Wilson and con-
firming 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.
Go u. II. Folsom.
Tho death of Col. j. B. Folsom,