The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-03
AN OPIUM EATERS STORY.
Crawling over Red Hot Bars or
Iron in His Fearful Frenzy
z. A Scientific Inveefiga-
tion and Its Resulfs-
~Opium or death 90

Kissed into the ear of a prominent
druggist on Vine Street, by a person
who, few years ago well of, Is to-
day hopeless wreck
One can scarcely realize the suf-
ferings of an opium victim. DE
Quincy has xividly portrayed it.
But who can ftly describe the Joy OF
the rescued victim?
Ii. G. Wilson, of Loyeland, Ohio,
formerly with March, HARDWOOD d
Co, manufacturing chemists oil ST.
Louis, and of the well-known firm
OF H. G. Wilson & Co., chemists,
formerly OF this city, gave our re-
porter, yesterday, q bit of thrilling
personal experience in this line.
have erawled over red hot bars
OF iron and Goals of fire." he said,
in ny agony during an opium
frenzy. The very thought of my
sufferings freezes my blood and chills
my bones. / was then eating over
thirty grains of opium daily"
How did you contractthe habit ?"
Excessive business cares broke
me down, and my doctor prescribed
opium That is the way nine-tenths
OF cases commence. When l de-
termined to stop, however, 1 found
could not do it.
"You may be surprised to know"
he said, "that two-fifths OF the
slaves OF morphine and opium are
physicians. Many of these L 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. a demoralized condition OF
those organs; that the hope of
cure depended entirely upon the
degree OF vigor which could be i'm
parted TO them. l have seen pa
tents, while undergoing treatment,
compelled to resort to opium again,
TO deaden the horrible pain in those
organs. l marvel how 1 ever
escaped"
"Do you mean to say, Mr.. Wilson,
that you have conquered the habit ?''
Indeed / have"
"Do you object to telling me
how ?"
mo, sir. Studying the matter
with several opium-eating physi-
clans, we became satisfied that the
appetite for opium was located in
the kidneys and liver. Our next
object was to find q specific for re-
storing those organs to health. The
physicians, much against their code,
addressed their attention to a GER
tain remedy, and became thoroughly
convinced, on its scientific merits
alone, that it was the only one that
could be relied upon in every case
OF disordered kidneys and liver. |
thereupon began using it and, sup
plementing it with my own special
treatment, finally got fully over the
habit. may say that the most inn
pOrtant part OF the treatment, is to
get those organs first in good work
ing condition, Tor in them the ap-
petite 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 pro-
prietors of that remedy, and finally
ii is becoming an acknowledged
scientific truth among the medical
profession; many OF them, however,
do not openly acknowledge it, and
vet, knowing they have no other
scientific specific, their code not
allowing them TO use it, they buy it
upon the quiet, and prescribe it in
their own bottles.
"As l said before, the opium and
morphine habits can never be cured
until the appetite for them is routed
out oil the kidneys and liver.
have tried verything,-ex peri
mented with everything, and as
the result OF my studies and inves-
tigation, l can say know nothing
can accomplish this result but
Warmers Safe Cure"
Have others tried your treat
ment?"
Yes, sir, many; and all who
have followed itfully have recovered.
Several of them who did not first
treat their kidneys and liver for six
or eight weeks, as | advised them,
completely failed. This form OF
treatment is always insisted upon
for all patients, whether treated by
mail or at the Loveland Opium In
stitute; and, supplemented bv our
special private treatment, it always
cures"
Mr.. Wilson stands very high
wherever he is known. His ex-
Perience is only another proof OF
the wonderful and conceded power
OF Warmers Safe Cure over all dis
eases OF the kidneys, liver, and
blood, and the diseases caused BY
arrangements OF those organs. We
may say that it is very fiattering TO
the proprietOrs OF Manners Safe
Cpre, that It has received the high
est medical endorsement; and. after
persistent study, it is admitted by
scientists that there is nothing in
materis medica for the restoration
OF those great organs that equals it
IN power. We take pleasure in pub-
fishing the above statements coming
from so reliable a source as Mr.
Wilson, and confirming by personal
experience what We have time ard
again published in our columns
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