The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-03-03
The Liquor, Opium Morphine Choral Cocaine and Tl
and Neurasthena - Aooasco Fabi
Endorsed and Patronized by Progressive and Lihe..
Physicians Everywhere.
Cure Effected Three Weesafe Pleasant Treatment
Institute Given When SEXES Treated

your family and fixes its fangs
upon the brightest, the most Iowa
BILE, the best-the one that might
be most useful. This disease takes
the diamond, burns away its bril-
liancy, leaving it "a coarse, gross,
vulgar stone-valueless.
lntemperance notonly DESTROYS
the health, but inficts ruin upon
the innocent and helpless, for it
inyades the family and social cir
Gle and spreads sorrow and woe
all around. Ii cuts down youth
in its vigor, manhood in its
strength, and age in its weakness.
1T makes wives widows, children
orphans, fathers friendless and all
of them at last beggars.
We come now to the question.
SIS drunkenness c,mabie2a We
can now state with confidence that
drunkenness is durable and that
DIR. w. Fish d Co. have the cure.
1t is not single remedy but a
happy combinatio9 of remedies
skillfully compounded and pro-
portioned, a specific cure for
Drunkenness. Gold is one of the
ingredients of this cure and for
this reason it has been named the
Gold Cure for lnebriates.n The
action of gold on the system is
that of an Alternative or medicine
which re-establishes the healthy
functions of the human organism.
This combined with other medi-3
cines builds up the shattered sys-
TEN, restoring nerve, power and
vigor,andin truth etfecting a cure.
This Gold Cure has not disap-
pointed any one in any instance.
1t has stood the test. Its effects
are magical in producing a dis
like to alcoholic drinks so that
after treatmentof a,few days the.
patients declare they are cured
and cannot be induced to taste
the accursed stuff.
The patient is not shut off from
drink in a day or week unless he
does it of his own free will.
There is no restriction whatever,
placed over the patron. He is
allowed all the liquor within
reason that he wishes until the
medicine convinces him that he.
has taken his last drink. He
must, however, call at the insti-
tute every two hours for his medi-
cine and shot All the patients
are required odo this. It brings
the boys together and they can
converse with each other as to
their feelings, which makes the
time of treatment pass off more
pleasantly. 1t creates a sort of
an undercurrent brotherly feeling
that is difficult to explain and
one that nothing can sever but
death.
The effect of the Gold Cure
treatment is not oae.half as dis
disagreeable as many have mag
ined. 1t is true that a medicine
which has the ingredients to over
power alcoholism must be very
powerful and thorough in its
work, but there have been in
stances of cures at this institute
where men have taken the entire
course ofthree weeks and pursued
their daily vocations, only losing
the short time that ittook them to
walk from their work to the insti-
tute. Speaking in a general way,
the patient for the first two days,
especially if he be drinking hard,
will feel nauseating sensation
in the throat and stomach. Per-
haps he will be restless at night
and find it a little difficult to
sleep. After the first week the
subject begins to take new life.
He gradually grows Younger
feels entirely different, cancels
all dissipated ideas, forgets the
past and looks ahead with a
happy and contented heart. His
mind has changed. His brain is
clear. The blood-shot eyes are
clear and open; the pulled and
bloated cheeks have resumed
their natural proportions and by
the end Of the second week he is
a new man. The appetite that
he had for liquor has silently dis
appeared and a taste for the sub
stantials of this world has taken
its place. The last week of his
treatment he puts in assisting
and consoling his fellow patients
who have just arrived and are
passing through the first lesson of
this phenomenal cure. Thensual
period a patient is kept is three
weeks. 1.-THE end of this time
the brain and body have become
normal and virtually a new man
is born.
The medicines are compounded
by DR.. w. Fish. the Superintend-
entof the Institute and are all
administered by him. The Doc
tor is an exceptionally good judge