Arizona republican., 1892-11-20
DR. MOORE INTERVIEWED.
A Republican Reporter Inter
 views pr. Moore,
Who Is Establishing the Ensor In- stitute for the Cure of the Liquor,
 Chloral and Tobacco Habits.

Do you consider the liquor habit vice that may be acquired by sssocis- tion?r
 "A viceY No, sir; but it is disease that may be founded by association in this way: A man begins to use stimu- lants Tn most cases out of a spirit of sociability; he forms habit and the habit grows upon him until continued use of stimulants forms the disease of drunkenness"
 "How are patients after taking the Ensor treatment?"
 Splendid. 1 have the first one to hear from who has anything but praise for the treatment. The medicine not only removes all desire for alcoholic siimulants from the patients forever, but it builds up the system, brightens the intellect, restores and strengthens their manhood and, in fact, makes new men of them in every particular"
 Do you use . mineral curs?"
 "No. Our remedy is purely vegetable; it is mild but effective. No one has yet died or zone insane fiom using the rem edy. It is . tonic, a blood purifier, nerve medicine and an enemy to alec holic stimulants."
 "I have been informed that come of these cures impair the patients man. hood. Is this true?"
 "I cannot answer for any of the other cures, but as far as the Ensor vegetable cure is concerned, permit me to say, sir, that such is not the case; on the other hand, it is the greatest building-up medicine ever discovered"
 Do you guarantee a cure in all cases?"
 "Yes. l have never yet known 8 failure"
 "How about the medical fraternity? Do they oppose the treatment much "
 No, Whenever they investigate the remedy and observe carefully the great work we are accomplishing, they are our best friends and send us more pa- tients than any other class of men,"
 What class of patients do you get most ?"
 "All classes. We have had profess sional men, bankers, brokers, mer- chants and laborers men who have this terrible disease are all anxious 10 be cured. They only want to know that the remedy is safe, swift and certain"
 Do you have the same success with morphine and tobacco habits?"
 "Yes. We have met with greater success than any other institute estab- lished, according to number of patients treated"
 "What kind of accommodations will you have for patients who reside out of the city?
 eve will have a pleasant reading room, where patients will have the daily papers, magazines and games to engage their time. We place no re- straint on patients, however. We vii also have pleasant sleeping rooms for cases that may prefer to remain at the institute during the period of treat ment. Our institute is not a prison, but pleasant home and retreat"
 "Will visitors be welcomed at any time?"
 "Yes. We are anxious to have all who feel an interest in our great work, to call and investigate our system ot treatment and results. Our work IS legitimate and is conferring upon the world great blessing, by restoring fal- len men ane women to the estate oi true manhood and womanood."
 twill you open other institutes in the territory"
 "Yes. In time we expect to establish institutes in all of the large towns in the territory. We propose to make the Phoenix Institute the headquarters for the entire territory. In Idaho patients come hundreds of miles to the home | institute"