Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-03
THE BEST COLD CURE.
DIR. Albee of Detroit the Dis
eoycrer.
Tie Great Work OF Reform Which
the Cure Is Injecting

Ia conversation recently With =
graduate of the International Gold
Care eompany's institute OF this
city. the writer elected much
valuable aud interesting in.or-
mstlon relative 20 the workings or the
new discovery. Fac gold cure for IN
ebfiacy seems 70 have undergone the
SAME evolution toward better and
more practical methods since its
first intro ouctioa that has char
aelerized the progress Of electr-
zeal science since Franklin few
his kite. 20 FAR mas the scientirlc treat
nient OF lnebriacy advanced that today,
thanks ~ Df. Albee, founder of the Ia
ternatlonai company, no expensive So
1Ouru At remote institute IS neces-
sary, nor, even ls II necessary 10 deslst
from ones ordinary pursuits while
taking treatment. No matter what the
occupation may be the only necessary
step to secuie q perfect cure and ina
munity from the damning appetite Tor
drink Is 10 place oneself IN the hands
OF the International Gold company's
physicians and full and final restora-
ton to manhood is assured.
The idea that this marvellous
result is obtainable without the
necessity OF treatment a; an institute
and without cessation of occupation is
a new one TO many and Will be received
with great rejoicing by those whose
financial condition precludes their re-
lease from labor or their transportation
TO some institution.
The Aibee cure was first established
in Detroit, the home of the eminent
physician whose name II bears. In that
city more than i00unfortInate subjects
Of alcoholism have been restored to
manhood. and are today prosperous
and happy witnesses 10 the beneficent
agency. From Detroit the home insti-
tute began the work OF establishing
branch institutions throughout the
country, and today there are innumer-
able branch institutions where the Al
bee cure is administered throughout
the country. They extend in an un.
broken line from the Atlantic 10 the
Pacific. At these institutions thousands
OF unfortunates are being treated. and
thousands being restored to perfect
manhood. OF the whole number VINO
have taken this remarkable treatment,
numbering somewhere about 10000,
fully 80 per cent have been permanently
cured. OF the 5 per cent who
have failed to realize q
cure nearly every one has
been too far lost to possess the requisite
vitality or moral courage to rally and
have succumbed to death As they would
have done had no treatment been ad-
| ministered.
The Grand Rapids branch of the
Albee institute is in charge OF the well
known physician, DIR. Frank E. Pitcher,
of No. $50 Sheldon street. This branch
| has now been in successful operation
for about two months. During that
| time some 625 parents have received
treatment and have been successfully
| cured. This great work has brought
| Joy and prosperity to countless homes
and, friends and restored many capable
| men tofheir full manhood. Tho treat
ment IS now being administered 10
scores of mechanics, clerks and artisans
throughout the city, aud new ones are
being constantly added to the list. DR..
P,lcber has treated hundreds of pa
tents by visiting them while engaged
with their labor, thus taking none OF
their time and relieving them from the
necessity OF visiting the institute Office
| The manner of treatment Is simple
and unobjectionable in every way and
campo. Cause the slightest intonten-
fence to the patient. While standing
at his desk, bending over his bench, OF
engaged IN any class of manual labor
he may receive treatment with but q
moments intermlssIon. In this way
the treatment entails no loss of time
whatever, and thus is reduced to the
minimum of cost. Another advantage
of the Albee cure lies in the fact tn III
absolutely no restriction. Of diet OF
movement are demanded of the pa
tent. He may indulge his entire free
dom Of action and appetite, not even
being denied drink Of any kind. The
treatment quickly abates the appetite
Tor the latter, and indulgence at once
becomes impossible. The patient by
this method is not reduced in vitality
and suffers no nervous shock. Wher
the cure is complete, which takes pos
sibly twenty-one days, he leaves the in
stitute physically renovated and Invig.
GRATED, morally free from the contain
ination of dissipation and liberated
from the alcoholic appetite.