Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-03-23
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To tia Rditor Of The Isassr.

Fs E4VA N40 W0I4A0y
Hsbit-Gared II Aexies,
To ths Editor Of Tie Iedssr.
MExIoo, Mo, March 81, 1884,
In the first place | take pleasure
N returning my sincere thanks to
the good people Of Mexico for their
hospitality and encouragement, also
best wishes offered me upon every
hand and to attending physician in
charge Of the institute-Dr Adams
for his kind, careful and prompt at
tention given me while undergoing
treatment. | am, indeed, proud to
state that / am cured and once more
a happy man and ready to depart
from amongst you a wiser and better
man. For a man who drank as
much Of the poison as / did, and
now to know and realize the import
ant change. that has taken place
within me and In three weeks time,
tongue cannot express the gratitude
and different feeling that takes place
within a man while undergoing this
treatment. Again,to know that after
treatment a man is enabled to re-
turn to his dear family once more a
sober and wiser and more useful
man, it would be an injustice to
myself and all concerned not to
place the happy result before the
people. 1 am only to glad to let the
world know as to the result-what
a glorious blessing 1t is too know a
man can be cured of that dreadful
disease drunkenness and in 30 short
a time. Words cannot express the
different feeling I now possess. 1t
is, indeed, the best three weeks I
ever spent in my life atleast I shall
never forget them to my dying day.
Only such as have taken this treat
ment can testify as to the benefit de-
rived in the system after treatment.
Just think of it! A man who is a
total drunkard, this is what he will
do even on the Lords day while the
good people r in church tor wor-
ship: He may be found in some
alley or a more secluded place
emptying his whisky bottles. Then
there are such VINO think every man
could abandon the habit were he
only disposed TO do SO. To such l
take pleasure to state if ever a man
tried hard to stop drinking, yet every
time without success, it was the
writer.
Let all who have the drink habit
take my advice, as I speak from ex-
perience-be cured of that dreadful
disease before it is too late. Do not
delay a single day. 1t will be the
ioy.of your life. Take this treat
ment, be cured, 60 to your home
once more a new man live for some
thing for life is short and when you
come to die then it may not be said
of you, "that man filed a drunk
ards grave" For after a man is
cured of this disease he will always
be in his right mind. Again there
are such who pronounce the treat
ment for all these habits a fraud. i
admit that some of them hunt up
their old tracks but it was not the
fault of the treatment. l suppose
such men would rather drink than
to be useful men. 1t should be the
duty of every good citizen to en-
courage every nan who is addicted
20 these bad habits; at least try and
see if you cannot assist them in
mending their ways until they will
readily consent to be cured and
restored TO their usefulness. |
would also in conclusion say in be-
half of this institute it is surely a
great thing for Audrain and sur
rounding counties. I hope and trust
that many more may follow my ex-
ample, be cured and live the remain
ing part of your life a sober and in
dustrious man. H. E. MILLER,
Laddonia, Nc.