The herald., 1896-06-21
HOW YOU Gan GET RICH ON SIS
And at the Same Time Quit
Drinking
A Way to Escape the Most Dread
full Curse With Which Man Is
Aff1icted-Open to All

The Herald reporter visited the offices
of the National Liquor Cure company at
122 and 1923 Wilson block, in an endeavor
to secure an interview which was denied
us during the week on account of stress
of business. 1t was our good fortune to
meet the lady manager, Mrs Hotchkiss,
who volunteered to give us a. few min
utes' interview. She said, when asked,
1t might be considered odd to find wo-
man in this line of business, but she was
satisfied after a long experience that
women must be met by women in case
of this kind; and" said she, II have la
bored for years with and for women and
l know just how to sympathize with
them, and l know, also. that they will
come to and talk with one of their own
sex more readily than with men. I feel
satisfied that we are doing grand mis-
Sionary work and that we are making
very many happy homes throughout the
country" In reply to the question, "Are
you meeting with the success anticipat-
ed when you first opened the offices?"
she returned: Our success has been un-
parelleled, and we owe it all to the fact
that we never betray our trust. No per-
son need fear that we will ever give the
name of a patient to boom our cure, and
we receive more calls on that account
than any liquor cure ever offered the
public.
we SlUlply SlNS tAc pdllcIll llc HICu-
icine to carry home, and he can hide 1T
from his family If he sees fit. Then he is
not asked to take hypodermic injections
nor to follow lot of tyrannical rules,
but simply takes the remedy when he
feels like taking a drink and before he
knows it he Is cured and that's the end
of the matter. My experience has taught
me that men seldom like to pose as be-
fore and after examples of appetite, and
oh fhoro q foW yUhn q working
for the good of thir fellow men and will
go out and lecture on the subject and
acknowledge their former drunken ca
rousals, as did John Cough, yet as a rule
they seldom wish to refer to it.
II wish you could hear our patients
come in and talk of their restoration.
The Joy depicted on their faces would
prove to you what a glorious work we
are doing. One man since last January
has put his money, which formerly went
into the saloons, into house and lot on
the installment plan; another has gone
into the country and has gone to work
as foreman of a large ranch from which
he had been discharged for drunkenness,
and another has gone to San Francisco
as salesman in large grocery house. I
could tell you many touching stories of
ladies who have fallen into the habit, and
of their restoration and thankfulness;
also of wives and mothers who have
sought for and administered the cure to
their male relatives. I could go on ad
infinitum but it is enough to say that we
are doing good work and are proud of II"
MRS. Hotchkiss," we inquired, do
you ever have to refund the deposit
money on account of failure to cure?"
Said she, smiling: 80 far we never
have. The medicine is certain cure,
and we have yet to find a patient who
has not been cured, and we have had
some which would be called hopeless
men who have laid in jails week in and
week out. This remedy is purely veg
etable, perfectly harmless, and is the
greatest nerve sedative known to man.
You don't have to send east for it but
can always find it in stock at Nos. 122
and 1873, Wilson block"