The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-14
"OPfUM HABIT" CAN BE CURED
A Painless and Perfect Antidote That
Has Already Saved ThousandS-A Most
Important Medical Discoyery.


Many newspapers and well known people
have, after investigation. strongly recon-
mended DR.. .. b. Collins Painless Antidote for
the cure OF the dreadful opium habit Some
idea for the same may be OBJ aimed by the per
usal OF the following sketch:
DR.. Colins had long been q reputable physi-
clan oi La Porte. Inc., when, twenty-five years
ago, in 1865 he made the scovery 81 his Pa n
less Antidote. and since then ne has devoted his
life To siug las discovery known and TO cur
Ing the aff icfsd. In ali this time he has never
wnen the patient followed his directions i'm
plicilly. ard he has cured already Thousands in
Gil parts OF the country, and In all walks Of life.
There need be no interruption OF the usual
transaction OF business during the treatment,
the Antidote serving, for the time being. per-
feet substitute for OPIUM, and finally removing
any desire Tor tue drug III any form. The Anti
dote Is not panacea and will cure nothing but
the habitual use OF narcotic poison. Several
years after Dr.. Collins began hrs wonderful
treatme mt OF tins opium habit various quaeks
sprang up in the country and advertised 10 cure
the habit Outside OF those cured by DR.. Collins
we do not believe that man lives. or ever
lived. who was cured without gong through ex-
cruciating process of reducing the amount of
opium or morphine taken daily. Not one in
10000 has the terrific vii. power to stand this
cure, and DR.. Collins possesses the only other
cure.
The doctor has published a handsome book
called "Iheriaki," which is d most Interesting
treatise on the habitual OF narcotic poison
how the habit is formed, its consequences and
cure. In ii are published over a hundred letters
written by persons who have been radically
cured by the Painless Aniidote In the list are
more than dozen letters from reputable physi-
Clans, including such men as D.. George T.
Alien, surgeon In charge OF the United ares
Mariue hospital at &. Louis. who was grantly
cured when ne utterly despaired; also DR.. Cas-
Patterson. OF Roekport, Ind: DR.. T dwell, OF
Fairburn, Ga; DR.. w. J. Reeves, of
o g. 9, ,o ss p pG. John n B. HSwaEd'
II Nj. Eva. Ark. DR.. VIM. p Brown, OF Green
vile. ILL.,; DIR. VIM. Cabel, of Detroit. H.; Dr.. J.
/ Barrett, OF Ciarinda, Ia, and Dr.. James J.
Butts, OF Marietta, Ga. But even more import
ant than these letters several from the late
renowned Fit Hugh Ludlow. of New York city,
who Tor years wrote upon the opium habit. a d
was enabled to effect a number OF cures by the
gradual reducing process He by accident be-
became cognizsnt of cure made by DR..
collins and IN the course of several years he
became thoroughly convinced OF the ao olute-
ness of the Painless Anudote. He corresponded
long with DIR. Collins. In one letter be said:
You have made a discovery not one whit ex-
eeeded IN Importance by Dr. genner's dis
Your Lie Is now too precious 10 be
lost don't wish TO preach, but / must say
thst think you possess the most tremendous
responsibility which can belong to any man
upon the earth in being the sole possessor
OF remedy which. ii wisely administered, eau
do much for the human race" Finally Ludlow
prepared and had published in Hdrper's MdqG-
=tilc complete article on the opium habit, and
announcing in IL the discovery of a pert. CT rem
coy snd giving Dr. Collins the Jul credit. That
article sounded the keynote of salvation 70
suffering thousands. Sucn extraordinary tsst-
monlais as these cannot be questioned. Il his
SAFE DR.. Collins has, besides. several thousands
OF unpublished testimonials. all ia the original
manuscript.
As has been before in tim atcd. DR.. Collins has
never dlvulsed tue nature Of his discovery or
written x single prescription for IL. He COM
pounds II himself for each sitter the order q
Received. Any rescer OF this journal " no IS al-
dle'ed 10 ms habit. or who has a fri nd or sc-
qusin snce who is, should AT once write for this
book "Therla&I, Tor himself or for ais irisud
IL may save n life and a death OF horror In
conclusion we can only ssy that we sin
eerely hope that Dr.. Co Inns has already
2ut into writing minute description
OF the painless an idote. II would be terrible
Tor the dtsSoVt ~ that has been eagerly sought
for century OK moge I die with him, aud he is
too Christian ulsa - allow il ia. After June /
tue Doctor w Il BE- located in Chicago, aud all
communications should be al lFessed 10 MIN.
cTawer SOL, Chicago, Ill. or eau at Office room
2, American Expires building.