Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-06-16
MORRELL COLUMN.
STILL THEY COME.

| "A are now beginning to come in. One lady
| says, My husband has particularly bad case of
| hereditary love of liquor He does not get drunk
| but wants whiskey regularly. strong but not I'm
| large quantities. but the amount he drinks des-
mining his health. We fear that It will eventually
| affect his memory and mind He is anxious to
do ANYTHING that will effectualy cure him"
WE WANT to know of some one who will
w furnish board for our patients, till we get
little further settled, for little later On we ex-
pect to have "Sanitarium here where we can
board our own patients: but just now we want to
know who viii help in this matter
nNE thing let us say. and that is this no
~ patients will be placed in any family that
VIII be "a any ray an annoyance to the family or
the neighbors, and when our Sanitarum is
tablshed no one Will be annoyed by the place in
any icdP WhdteCer.
SUPPOSE that there should apply to us some
- patient who had got so far along the down
ward path, that we feared he might annoy peo.
pie in the immediate vicinity Of our Santarium,
we certainly should have the good horse sense''
to see that in the three weeks that he was with
us, none should be in any way troubled by him
ID that the "drunkard factories have done,
and after three to five days all desire for LIQUOR is
gone, and at the end of the three weeks he is
once more temperate man. We cure drunkards,
not make them
GONE OF those who read these lines have
= heard or read of a man who said who is on
the Lords sidei Whot" Now any of Won who
are counting yourselves on that side Of the house
d2n I tet anyone deceire you; This is certainly
charitable work and as certainly mission work as
Feeding the poor or sending missionaries to China
or Japan.
THEN YOU who care only for the things
i that we represent with this sign SSSS wont
you Just remember we change man so instead
OF ms being burden. as pauper or criminal,
make good citizen Of him. That will reduce
taxes Can't you see that!
GONE PEOPLE have seemed to think that
y the Treatment consisted in simply shoot.
ing single charge into a man. and that was all.
Dear me Not that at all There are sixty three
hNpodermlc injections beside the toncs. VIII
tell you about it.
LNIRST, there is a careful examinations such
II as would be given If an insurance on the life
was the thing desired. Then three times each
day for three weeks there is an injection into the
arm which causes no pain and no soreness This
Is supplemented by a tonic treatment that makes
the patient feel younger and stronger each day.
4 FTER the three weeks OF treatment is uD
"a the patient is given a tonic to take to his
home and use for little while longer and the
patient feels ike Friend NIette. our first patient,
'the barber in the Water ure buildingl who
says, The man is rich who does not drink"
LNROM week to week We shall try to tell Won
4 about what We are dong and hope that all
VINO really have any desire to help their fellow
men. will aid instead Of hinder us in the work of
casting out deriis
ITO THOSE who think there is really no need
OF such an institution. and are willing To be
convinced, We will say. IF You will confer with
US W. can refer you to ministers. physicians and
various laboring men who have said to us We
hope you will succeed in your work there is need
enough Of it,. and hen. In each case the persons
added facts that came under their notice, where
people were seen in such condition that all who
saw them knew their trouble Now some of our
good people do not know Of these things and arr.
honest III thinking that we could find patients
| in Bratteboro.
THAT PEOPLE may know that those in.
| terested in the Morrell Liquor Cure are
neither frauds nor fools give YOU list of the
incorporators of the Westfield branch OF this
cure: John r. Reed. Pres the H. b. Smith Mfg
| Co, Jas. Noble, jr.. Vice Pres Hampden National
| Bank; W. 4. Lincoln, Treas Springfield safe
| Deposit and Trust Co; Rev. John H. Lockwood
| Pastor First Congregational church: H y Kings
| bury, Sec. and Treas Odd Fellows Accident As
ISOLATION; A. ). Atkins. Pres. vi ritied Wheel Co
| X. w Parks Sec. Bay State Beneficiary Associa.
| ton; F. F Van Deusen Of + r. Dueson & Son.
| FRANK Bowler Director V y Crowson Waste ca.
| Geo. W. Winsow, Principal School Of Observation
| H. W. Ely. Attorney at Law. Such men as
| these who have good common sense. are more
| than pleased with the work of the cure in West
| field Mass. and you will do well to remember
| that those who kHOT the most about this matter
think the most of it, and only those who have only
| partially become acquainted with its workings,
can say anything against the "Morrell" cure.
| WE THINK the old motto comes in lust
| w right in this place, 1T is ALWAYS safe to
| do right Let us hear from any who desire help
| for themselves or their friends No cure. no pay
! Al letters treated cOHfdeHtidhy. Very poor
people Gided