Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1894-03-09
GOLD CURE TREATMENT.

From ths hhlnelanaef WIS., finulcater
During the last two years | have
!. made specially of treating drunk.
: snness, tobacco, cocaine, opium anc
morphine diseases and neuras.
thenia, with the Gold Cure treat
msnt and | take this opportunity
to inform the people of this city
and vicinity of the results as |
. have found them in treating up
wards OF one hundred patients for
these various diseases There has
besn and possibly is at pres
ent, very ERRONEOUS opinion held
by some that ths Gold Cure" 10
dangerous, tending to cause insa1-
ity and IN other ways impair the
faculties. To these | desire to state
emphatlcally that all the drugs
used In the composition of these
remedies are also used In the
treatment of other diseases in the
general practice of medicine and
the therapeutic action of the drugs
used is well known to the profess
sion, therefore the physician has
complete control of his patient so
far as any deleterious results
are. concerned from the admins
tration of the remedies, making the
"Gold Cure" treatment absolutely
as safe in the hands OF a physician
as the administration of other
remedies in the treatment of 9TH
er diseases. Tho great object of
the treatment is not only to cure
of the disease, but the building up
of broken down nerve tissue which
has been nearly destroyed by the
long and excessive use OF liquor or
opium and for this purpose the
most powerful nerve restora-
tives are used and never yet have
failed to accomplish their mission
have passed the experimental
period in the treatment of these
diseases, SO that at present | have
no hesitation in advising patient
at the time of applying for treat
ment, the results he can expect
and guarantee them If required.
ALCOHOLISM"
The cure Of this disease consists
of effectually destroying The crav
ing for alcoholic stimslants. wheth-
er that desire or craving be con
slant or periodic. This treatment
is especially beneficial to those who
are satisfied that they have drank
enough and are fully determined to
dissolve partnership with "Old
John Barley Corn for all time.
To such the Gold Cure" treat
ment Is an effectual and perma-
nent relief and blessing that will
be appreclated. To those who i'm
agine that the treatment will cure
them in such a manner as to make |
it impossible for them to ever
swallow another drink of whlskey |
under any circumstances and the
young man who has had but limit
ed experience in the use and
abuse of alcoholic drinks, with noe
fixed purpose IN mind at the tim
of taking treatment, | say frankly
that the "Gold Curs" IS of little,
if any benefit IN such cases. The
frst will continue to visit saloons
and 10 other ways throw them
selves in the way of temptation to
which they will sooner or later
suceumb; the other from force of
surroundings and associations and
the fact that he has never realized
to what extent whiskey can inJure
HIM, will allow himself to be led
astray unless he has better head
on his shoulders than the average
boy of the present day. The mum.
Der Of those who have returned to
their former habits. is five per cent
Of thoae treated by me during the
last two years, certainly very
creditable showing as compared
with other Institutes. OF this
small percentage every one of
them can properly be classed with
those men toned above.
. OPIUM AND MORPHINE 80 ''''--'i
The last year | have devoted
much time to the successful treat
ment and cure of this most danger
ous of all diseases. The habltuai
morphine eater does not realize his
true situation when beginning the
use of the drug, yet in a short
time his daily consumption in