The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-21
NOT A MATTER Of FAITH.
Actual Results Are What Count In
This Matter Of Fact
World.
Miracles May Not Happen, but
Marvellous Things Some
times Come to Pass.
A Visit by an Independents Reporter "a
the Helena Ensor Institute On
Edwards Street,

Yesterday afternoon . representative OF
TIL INDEPENDENT followed this load Of his
curiosity and made . trip to the Ensor in
stituto TO SEQ with his own syes the manner
Of treating patients. n to see who these
patients are. He had personally known
four or ave gentlemen who had taken the
treatment and were rejoicing In renewed
manhood consequent upon perfect freedom
from the liquor habit. TO which they had
been VIGOROUSLY subject for many years.
Ths newspaper man was fortunate In fnd-
Ing DR.. T. II. Ensor himself present. and
besides the things seen an interesting talk
followed with one who has done much f0I
humanity--for indeed he 10 . benefastoE
who takes from his follow men by harmless
methods that awful appetite for strong
liquor which oausss three fourths Of the
crimes OF the world, Alls iails, pool housea
and insane asylums, and brings about al
most all OF The suffering Of poverty and
want.
THE Ensor treatment has been en-
ployed less than three years." said Dr.. En-
sor, who discovered and perfected the sys-
tenn, land to-day more than I've thousand
men rejoice in their strength. even az II
VhCy AVVoA OCoA ia u DOuOnko IA WAC
liquor, morphine. opium, tobacco or cocaine
habits. Thirty branch institutes in west.
ern and four in eastern states are carrying
on the good work. Tho are Ave hundred
reclaimed men in the n%eiRhboring state OF
Idaho alone. There has not been q death
among all of our patients that could in any
way be attributed 10 our treatment. ]
know, Of my knowledge. that the med
icines used are absolutely harmless; they
are purely vegetable.
Leading insurance companies have,
| through their chief medical examiners and
experts. tested. by all the processes known
to modern science, the Ensor cure, and
without exception. pronounce Ensor pa
tisnts excellent risks.
"The work 10 just getting we'll under way
in Helena and l expect to see great good
done here. At present We have twenty-five
| patients, all of whom are rapidly progress
ing townld cures"
DIR. Ensor, whose home IL in South
Omaha, is of course = busy man, "a he takel
personal interest in all of the branch in
stitutes. and his stay in Helena will bt
limited, bat DR.. Hoshaw, who has DR.. En-.
sor's high endorsements and perfect conf
dance will remain as physician in charge.
The hour of four having arrived the re.
porter was permitted to see the operation
of giving she shot," a. the process of in.
jecting the medicine is called. Promptly
on time about fifteen men. most of whom
were personally known TO the newspape,
man, were in line and a. the turn Of each
ono came he bared an arm to tho shoulder
and Dr.. Hoshaw dsftlAinieoted a portion
Of the Ensor preparation under the skin
half way between the elbow n shoulder
Some Of the patients were given medicine
in small walls to be taken at statec
intervals, and every one who wanted
drink of liquor was accommodated. Som,
of them whom the reporter knew to hav,
been veritabls reservoirs of whisky TO
years declined with thanks. Miracles ma.
not happen these days. but things have
strangely come TO pass" thought the scribe
when NJ. - refuses q drink"
Comfortably furnished and provided will
everything for the convenience of patients
the Ensor institute is located at 1917 Ed.
wards street. whore DR.. Ensor and DR.. Ho
shaw will be glad TO SEQ any one interested
in their own behalf or that of . friend o.
relative whose life may be under q cloud OF
his usefulness impaired by the liquor. mo
phine. opium, oocoaine or tobacco habits
Consultation n correspondence regarded
as sacredly confidential.