Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-07-27
MEXICO INSTITUTW
For the Treatment OF Whiskey.
Morphine and Tobacco
Habits.

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Morphine and Tobacco
Habits.
Chief among the attractions OF
Mexico, and one that is constantly
growing in proportion and popular
favor, is the MkxIco INSTITUTE fol-
the treatment of the whiskey, NOR
phine and tobacco habits. This in
stitute is in charge Of S. c. Adams,
M. D., who has had several years
experience as q practicing physi-
clan. The treatment here rendered
is under the personal supervision
of DR.. Adams. The Institute is
supplied with all necessary appli-
ances, ingredients and compounds
to effect permanent cures by a
thorough course of treatment, the
methods of which have wlthstood
the test of years. The treatment
gwen by the Mexico Institute pen
etrates the whole system, destroys
the craving for narcotics, and does
not in the least injuriously effect
the body or mind, but on the con-
trary. it invigorates and restores
both, and tends to greatly improve
the general health, and in the
hands of DIR. Adams it has never
failed to effect q permanent cure,
and a relapse has never been known
to occur at his hands. The present
writing finds the Mexico Institute
with a large number of patients in
course of treatment, all of whom
speak in the highest terms of praise
as regards the methods and results
that are daily being brought about
for the betterment of mankind,
and the permanent cares that are
being effected within its doors.
As has already been said in an
other column of this trade edition,
Mexico has good hotel and board.
ing house accommodations, and
patients from abroad can secure
low rates from the same while here
for treatment. A letter to DR.. S
c, ADAMS, physician in charge, will
elicit a prompt answer, incloslng
Testimonials and references from
former patients and citizens OF
Mexico, and to those who are suf-
fering from the results of the above
habits, your patronage is earnestly
solicited through the columns OF
this great trade edition of Mexico
and Audrain county.
Woodbridge Il Macarthur.
In the business circle of Mexico
the above named gentlemen are
late additions to its ranks, being
successors to the we'll known firm
of Dobyns & Gibbs, the north side
druggists, the present firm succeed
ing to the former on March 1st of
the present year. Mr.. j. w
Woodbridge Is a former resident of
Macon, this state, where for sew
eral years he was a partner in the
drug house of Williams & Wool
bridge of that city, and previous to
which he Was, for a long time,
travelling representative fur the
wholesale trug supply house OF
Humiston, Keeling & Co., of Cal
cago. Mr.. Woodbridge has other
wise had ffteel years. experience
In the drug trade, Ia a registered
pharmacist, and comes to Mexico
with the best of endorsements from
the business fraternity OF Macon
and his old employers in Chicago.
Mr.. A. W. Macarthur of this firm.
is from Chillicothe, also in this
state, where for seseral years he
was head clerk 10 the wholesale
and retail drug house of N. J
Swaziland & Co., and which posi-.
tion he graced with credit to him
self and the entire satisfaction of
his employers. During the year
just passed, this gentleman has
been travelling in the interest of a
large Wholesale drug house in
Quincy. and resigned this position
l favor of bis present partnership
with Mr.. Wooldrldge. Mr.. Nc
Arthur is also q registered pharma
cist. As young men with good
records in the past. and who thor.
oughiy understand their business.
and as a partnership that will do
honor to Mexico's business frater
nIty, the firm of Woodbridge and
Meh'thur, prescription druggists.
Will stand the test with the oldest
established firms in the city. The
store room occupied by this firm ia
located on the north side of the
public square, has a southern front.
age OF 70 by 8 depth of ITO feet, Is
esnsraliy divided by a prescription
case and is stocked with everything
usually sold over the counters oil
me modern drug store and phar-
macy. and along with a foil supply
Of standard paints. oils and ~