The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-05
IS KNOWN BY ITS WORK.
An Institution That Is Accomplish
ing Much Good in Helena
and Vicinity.
Read What Those Who Have
Taken the Treatment Say OF
the Ensor.
SEINE Men Of Helena Nedssmsd From the
Thralldom Of tho Liquor and Nor
phins Habits.

lie who hscds the truth will have NO vain
regrets. Ths old are as tenacious Of life
as the young-whils there Ia lifo there il
hope, and however %unpromising tho future
may look it always holds out enough in
dueement for all men to make them long
for more days on earth. Yes. indeed, life
10 sweet, whatever the past. The old adagc,
that delays are dangerous" is just as true
to-day "a whom 1t was frEt uttered. A mer-
chant who n~eglects to meet his draft. when
duo at the bank. will very soon be cIasse 1
among the failures. In like manner he who
n%oalscts to employ IN efficient and helpful
remedy to overcome the baneful effects of
tho dread liquor. morphine, opium or to-
baooo habit. to which he may be . slave.
may drag out a wesry existence. q curse 10
himself. a disgrace TO his frienda.
Men. strong. exultant men. are made of
wrecks Of men at the Ensor institute in
Helena. There are many citizens of this
place who to-day rejoice that the future il
open to them. full Of opportunities for
sober men-men who three months ago
could look forward only to the miserable
life OF q d%runkard, ending in q %drunkard's
grave.
The Ensor treatment has cured thousands
of apparently hopeless cases the last tht %
yea q. 1t will cure tens of thousands in
the next few years. 1t will cure you. Read
this:
HELENA, Mont. Jan. IA. 1893.-To the
r oprietors of thu Ensor Inst, ute: l de-
sire to place my testimony ON record in
regard to the great benefits l have received
by the treatment At the Ensor ins,ituts in
shis city. in charge of DR.. Hoshaw. For
more than fifteen years l have boon a vic
tim OF strong drink. 1t is n 1t necessary to
detail the depths of degradation a man
teaches, the misery he sndu es, and the
escapes from a miserable end of life be
passes through in that length Of time. l
entered the institute a physical " eek. with
ne vous system piost ated and every indi-
cation that my miserable existence would
soon end in death. The doctor would not
attempt to treat me until | had been built
up" as he called it,, After a full course of
treatment l am satisfied that l am thor
oughly cured, and that l could never con-
tract the habi again il l desired to. With
II heart full of gratitude to DR.. Hoshaw
for the kind. hospitable and esntl-manly
name 9 extended to me while undergoing
treatment, l am. you.s tIuly,
40. VorAw. JR.
Not only is the liquor habit permanently
cured by the Ensor t eatment, but victims
of the fearful morphine habit IRE disen-
"a ~ S"S vi bAo
wasting drug. Sooner or later the practice
of using the noxious and harmful d uu
brings awful disaster. In the hands of OK
l,erlenced. conscientious and skillful physi-
clans even yet there Ia hope of averting the
disaater, az SCORES of men and women can
testify. This is what Mr.. Ed Holden. of
Miles City, says in SUPP ort of the above
assertion:
MILES CRY. Jan. l6, 1s93.-It is now
one month since I was discharged from
your institute and l take pleasure in being
able to state that / have not felt the least
Ill effects from the treatment, but on the
othe hand l am much improved and have
never been in better health. / have been
using o, ium and Morphine since 1886. and
| soon found myself a slave to the habit
and could not give it up. Having con-
suited physicians by the score and finding
that none of them could do me any good,
after seeing several OF the different testi-
monials from your many patients, l con-
cluded to take a course of your treatment.
l can now say that after a course of treat
mem in Your institute for four weeks ]
have not the slightest desire TO tho seduc-
tive drug, and feel better than l have for
manv years.
must also thank you. sir, and all CON-
nsctsd with you. for the kind treatment
received at your hands. Hoping that thou
sands of f-nds bound down by habits
which they cannot control will allow them
hoiVes ~ 10 cu'ou at your instltute, ana
thanking you again for what you have
done for me. l remain, youIs truly.
ED HOLDEN.
A now start in life! Inspiring thou ut to
many a poor soul. weary of the woes and
miseries OF long indulgence in liquor to All
excessive extent. HAPPY assurance that
his last DAYS will be days OF sobriety and
clear conscience, Read:
HELENA, Mont. Jan. %. 1893.-Dr. Ho-
shaw, Manager the Helena Ensor institutes:
Having completed II oou Sc of treatment in
your institute for the liqnor habit, l CON
slider it my duty to imp sss upon my fellow
men who are suffering from the liquor
habit the necessity of restoring themselves
again So manhood and 10 place themselves
n on an even basis with the decent men of
this nineteenth century. in place OF occu y
ing a prominent position In police courts
anu street cutters.
conscisntiously can say I am today
placed on the same footing l was at the be-
ginning OF my twenti, th birthday. Since
then l know not what at times had befal-
leu me; l know not whore l have ronmed,
and whtle | have spent my earnings and
time. ] know that sixteen years ago |
stHrted ont in life q mo III youth. but soon
bt came frequent indulger in drink-to Q
n real goot fellow" among the boys-wltn
the results a. above mentioned.
What ! mean 10y being placed whore I WAS
at ~ ls that l have no desi o tor alec Ole
st,mulants of any description, and am a,ao
in the same financial condition. with six
teen long years of my life spent in sins of
all descrl tions to overcome.
Had the blessings of man testored me
years ago to a normal condition | could
have derived some benefit of this wo l4's
luxu les: but M IL Ia l am content. after
seeing II fortune pass from me tn ough
drink, to labor tho rest of my days and en-
joying a clear sobe mind.
Gentlemen, / thank you and all connected
With your institute for the kindness which
l received urinQ treatment. and with oou-
tidencs and e1pe fence recommend your
cure to evsrybo y ns the most su Q and
harm ess tor alcoholism. Yours irRter.
ually. H.. =. ARoNALp.
The Ensor institute. 1875 Edwards street.
Helena. III II pc manent. legitimate enter
y isr. DR.. j.. b. HoshaW. resident man
eyer ana attend II physician, is n gentle f,
m"n OF sterling Cha, scter and unusual
ons for the rysponsible position F,
lie holds. We arc pleas d to note that the
patronage OF the Eusor Is n. idl> p,owiup, |
AS tie VIC X 1t does Ia of the utmost in,port-
Ance. DR.. Hoshuw Will be ulal To Civ. con-
nnd adv,c to those add Ct Il to
l"e liquor. M rIhiue, opium or tobacco
ha its. or 10 fri nus in their behalf. Cor
dependence 40. c.led and he'd confidential,