Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-04-02
MEXICO INSTITUTE
For the Treatment and cure of Whis-
ky, Morphine and Tobacco Habits,
DR.. S. C. Adams, Prop.

OF all the ailments that man has
been afflicted with since the flood,
none are so subtle in their influence
upon the human system as the effects
produced by an immoderate use of
liquors, morphine and tobacco. With
in the past ten years many of the lead
ing physicians of the country have
spent thousands of dollars and years
OF labor in trying to remedy this evil,
but while very few have succeeded,
many have failed, and it was reserved
for a physician of high standing in
Mexico to discover remedy that has
resuitets in making cures of many who
were supposed by themselves and
friends to be incurable. Many of the
doctors patients have had treatment
at other so-called sanitsrinms, but
their cure was only temporary, and not
until they came under DR.. Adams
treatment was their health and nom
desire for stimulants and narcotics
fully restored. DR.. s. G.. Adams,
who is at the head of the Mexico In
stitute, is physician of long practice
and for the past ten years has made
speciality of this study, with the result
that all his patients leave his college
cured of the disease to which they had
become habituated. The system used
is such as to destroy all fondness for
| stimulants and narcotics in any form
and inVigorataS the mental and phys
ical faculties of the subject. Ever
since the opening of this institute the
applicants for treatment have been
arriving from this and other States
until the graduates from this nstitu-
ton can be numbered by the hundreds.
While under DR.. Adams care patients
can obtain board at low figure,
from the hotels and boarding houses
in the city. Too much cannot be said
in praise of DR.. Adams course of
treatment, and as a public benefactor
his services cannot be over estimated.
The method used by him is discovery
of his own, and may be said to be
superior to any in use at similar sani-
tariums. The price of treatment for the
| cure of the liquor, morphine or tobacco
habit is moderate in comparison with
| other So called Institutes, and theresult
obtained are such that a course of
| treatment requires from three to
| six weeks, according to the condition
| of the patient. Located in the busi-
ness portion of Mexico, the doctors
offices are finely arranged, being fitted
| up with great taste and an eye for the
comfort of his guests. To all afflicted
with the cravings of any of these com
plants the doctor, upon inquiry, will
mail copy of his pamphlet in which
prices, testimonials and any informa-
| ton that may be desired, not only
| from many patients who, under his
care, have been restored TO their
normal condition, but from Mexico's
leading citizens, by whom DR.. Adams
is held in high esteem, not alone as
successful and thorough physician, but
also as public benefactor.
Southern Bank of Mexico.
The strength and solidity of Mex
ico's financial institutions adds no lit
tie to the city's reputation abroad, and
as bank that stands pre- eminent in
all respects the Southern Bank of Mex
leo is a monetary Gibralter. 1t was
in 1883 that this bank was incorporat-
ed under its present name, succeed
ing the old Mexico Southern Bank
that opened its door to the public in
1859. In most eligible location and
of metropolitan appearance this in
stitution erected the building in which
their offices are located at an expense
of $1,000, providing it with every
modern convenience, automatic time
locks on its vaults, directors room,
&c. The interior wood work and fin
ishings are artistic in design, every
IndAc ~ COHNtH-
ience to patrons and the office force
Having a capital of s15o,o00 with a
surplus of $4,000, no bank in Central
Missouri is as financially strong as
this, whose stockholders and directors
embrace many of our leading city and
county residents. AS correspondents
the Chemical National of New York
City and National Bank of Commerce,
st. Louis, affords easy exchange to
i patrons. A force of four are required
to attend to the duties connected with
this corporation. With T. III. Mar
shall as cashier and A. ID. jackson as
assistant, able and experienced men
are in charge whose standing in this
community have won them a large
circle of friends. Under the wise and
conservative management of both Of
ficers and directory no similar finan-
cial depository stands higher in finan-
cial circles than the Southern Bank of
Mexico.
VIM. j. McLoney- Dry Goods, Cloth
| ing, Boots and Shoes.
As one OF Mexico's successful busi-
ness men whose career since opening
his present store in 1889. is OF more
than usual interest, VIM. ]. MeI.oney
well merits an extended notice in
these columns. Having a corner store
that is q by 20 feet, he has brought
together for his customers a stock of
great merit and variety in dress goods,
notions, clothing, ladies' footwear,
hats and caps that by their excellence
and cheapness keep his store crowded
with patrons when other dealers in
this line are complaining OF duh times.