Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1895-10-18

]. T. Holmes and r. II. Seaman, of
Holmes q Seaman, extensive buyers
ofgrain, and proprietors of large
general store.
J. A. Arthur, prominent farmer, and
brother of Will Arthur, of Miller &
Arthur, of Quincy.
DR.. F. M. Miller, dentist.
Samuel Oshner, prominent stock
buyer.
r. Minter, real estate man and
capitalist.
l. N. S,noot, of Johnson & Smoot,
furniture
q. w. Towles, city marshal.
Geo. I. Maggard, hotel man.
J. j. Casteel, stock man, formally
of Quincy.
1t would make too long a list to
name all the gentlemen called upon.
so we will only add the following
names: L. c. Campbell, jeweler; s.
p. Shuste, grocer; Vim. and George
Lutnan, blacksmiths; George Baker,
w. A. Merriweather, E. ?. Schork, J.
I. Ransdel1, H. S. Rouse. I. H. Skiryin.
}. W. Gun1on and J. l.. Rudd.
OF course we called on ]. W. Moore
and Editor Mullinix. They, too, said
the cure is all right.
WHAT DIR. THOMPSON SAYS ABOUT HIS
CURE.
Dr.. Thompson was called upon by
the JOURNAL reporter and when asked
about his treatment said:
II have what know to be a quick
and sure cure for drunkenness; also
Tor the opium and tobacco habits.
l Will warrant to cure any man of
drunkenness in from four to twenty
one days, no matter how long he has
been in the habit of drinking. The
treatment is as harmless as cold tea
and leaves the patient with no bad
efects. 1t is a certain and perma-
nent cure and has many advantages
over the Dwight treatment. A patient
OF mine not only doesn't care to drink.
but he can't drink whisky, wine or
beer II he wants to, and there is no
danger of his going insane or suffer
ing IN any other way from the cure.
A man begins to improve physically,
mentally and morally as soon as he
begins the treatment. Not a single
patient has ever been known to take a
drink OF liquor after taking my cure.
My patients are all we'll known and
can speak for themselves. 1 will
guarantee that the biggest drunkard
IN the world can take my treatment n
few weeks and can then step behind a
saloon bar and sell whisky without
ever tasting it any more than if it
were coal oil. No man can drink
whisky after taking my treatment.
have fixed my fee at $50, so that poor
men can afford to come here for treat
ment. have desire to see every
man cured of the liquor habit and he
can be cured if he will come to me.
What have done for the men right
here In town can do for Others The
best business men in La Belle can tell
you what my cure has done for these
poor fellows. would rather have Won
talk to the citizens of La Belle than to
do very much talking myself"
DIR. THoMPsoN's RECORD.
DIR. A. M. Thompson was born in
Lewis county, Missouri, February IA
ls45; is graduate of the Keokuk col,
ese OF physicians and surgeons, of
heokuk, Iowa, but has been practicing
medicine for thirty years, most of the
time in Kentucky He has been in La
Belle four years and his kinfolks are
among the most prominent people in
the county. He has large and sue
cessful general practice and has been
experimenting with cures for the liquor
habit for fifteen years, but only dis
covered his quick and sure cure about
a year ago. Since that time he has
treated some forty or fifty cases with
out a single failure.