The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1893-03-17
NAE ENSOR INSTITUTE


The Vermont Ensor Remedy company
ask the candid consideration of our
readers to the following testimonials, and
endorsements. The local cases appear
in another place.
MoRPHINE-JoHN HENDERSON RESCUED.
To whom this may interest, or in
other words, to those who may be adj
dicted to that dreadful habit-the use of
morphine:
Some years ago 1 was suffering from
an acute disease, and the doctor in
trusted me with the use of his hypoder-
mic syringe to administer to myself NOR
phine to quiet my pains, which led from
bad to worse. l recovered from my
disease of rheumatism, but contracted
another a thousand times worse. 1t left
me in such a condition that l found it
impossible to dispense with its use and
as all morphine users know, that it re-
quires more and more to produce that
dreamy, happy condition that one ex-
periences whilst under its influence, but
the worst is always to follow for when
its influence wears OF it leaves the suf-
ferers in the most dreadful condition
imaginable. To say that l have suffered
all the torments and suffering that it is
possible for any one to do, during the
past twelve years, would be putting 1T
mildly. Many times have l made an
effort of will power to break away from
this terrible vice, but always in vain I'M
til considered that my doom was inevl-
table. Hearing of the Ensor cure for
this disease, L visited their Institute and
asked them if they could give me relief.
The doctor in charge assured me that
there would be no trouble, so | placed
myself under his treatment and from the
very first start instead of having to in
crease the dose found it easy to dimin-
ish it and in ten days L quit of my own
accord and after taking my three weeks
treatment, l found myself perfectly
cured. To all sufferers for this habit |
would say, go and do likewise.
JOHN G. HENDERSON,
Des Moines, Iowa.
WHAT DIsIETEREsTED DOCTORS SAY.
This certifies that we are personally
and professionally acquainted with Dr.
Il. II. Ensor; that We know him to be
of good professional standing in this
community; that we have personally
witnessed his treatment and know that
said treatment was eninently successful
in every particular, and we can consci-
entiously recommend him and his cure
to the public.
L. l.. ERNHoUT, M. D.,
E. l.. SIGGINs, NJ. D.,
NJ. w. WALSH, NJ. d,
RECOMMENDED BY THE MAYOR.
To whom it may concern:
1t affords me great pleasure to COM
mend the Ensor Remedy Company, of
this city, to the public. l have fire.
quently visited the Institute and inter-
viewed parties under treatment, also
friends OF mine that have been cured by
DR.. Ensor and cheerfully say the cure is
positive success in every particular.
[sEAL. W. q. SLOANE, Mayor.
WHAT THE BANKERS SAY.
To whom it may concern:
Having been personally acquainted
with DR.. T. II. Ensor for the past nine
years and knowing the Doctor to be a
gentleman and first-class physician,
and his treatment positive cure, it af-
f0rds me great pleasure to recommend
the same to the public.
w. w. WAITE,
Cashier Hughes County Bank, Blunt, SD.
To whom it may concern:
l cheerfully recommend DR.. T. H. En-
sor to the public as a physician of more
than ordinary ability, and his large and
increasing practice is strong evidence of
the confidence placed in him by the pub
lie generally. A. p. BRINK,
Cashier Packers National Bank, South
Omaha.
To whom it may concern:
l take pleasure in recommending DR..
t. IL. Ensor, of this city, as competent
and reputable physician, enjoying the
confidence and esteem of the commu-
nifty. II. G. BosTwICK,
Cashier South Omaha National Bank.
SECRETARY ROBERTsoN's LETTER.
OGDEN, Utah July Goth, 1892.
DR.. L. ii. Ensor, South Omaha, Neb.
Dear Sir:-After thorough investiga-
ton and a close watch of the Ensor
treatment for liquor and morphine in
this and other places for several months,
l have proven to my satisfaction that it
is healthful mode of cure and is very
beneficial to the person taking the treat
ment. 1t has been among most life in
surance companies question of a good
risk if they had taken the treatment of
other cures doing business in the east
But, as have said before, after several
months of close observation and a very
thorough investigation of the Ensor
treatment, it is with the most hearty well
come l endorse the Ensor institute and
accept their graduates as good risk for
life insurance. AS proof of this will
say have been instrumental in getting
these persons to take the treatment and
they are now members of our company.
and | consider them each a very much
better risk than they we're before taking
the treatment. | only wish there were
more Easor institutes; there would be
more men able to carry life insurance
that are now squandering their money
for whiskey, and the man that has taken
the treatment at the Ensor will, if he
tries, get policy on his life in the Mer-
chants and Bankers Life Insurance
company of Utah. Wishing the Ensor
institute God speed in the good work,
am,
Yours Respectfully,
Sec. NJ. and B. Life las. Co.