Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-10-27
GRAM rs GOLDCURA.
THE FAMOUS CANADIAN REMEDY
FOR THE DRINK AND DRUG HABITS.

twenty-five years. 20 a man who comended that drunkenness was dsease and not
.dsunchvey a vice, would have been thought we'll worth watching. But treated as criminals,
not moet than ser cent of nebnats were ever restored to usefulness and rspecnhlt.
The fsti intelligent effort in tet treatment of the drink habit was made by command of
the Ear OF Russia The alarming Increase OF drunkenness in the Russian army led him to
.omert chief of his medical staff to seek sWme scientific means of combating the evil; and
the result was the use of chloride of gold. The original experiment was crude, but it led
physicians IN Germany, England and America to pursue investigations along new lines The
institute treatments followed, whGep patients were placed under restraint for month or
more, at great expense of tme am money. These long courses we're more defective han any
eatment had been; yet they too, we're as rule crude and empirical and disastrous
experiments we're otter made by quaks and chahatans.
Among those who havea acquired international distinction in the treatment of netrHy
and drug habits is George Grant of Montreal, who founded the Grant Gold Cure Institute
effective thana any other and he worked on Independent lines; but he recognized that the
perfect system had not yet BEEN reached. He believed it possible to so combine his medicines
that they coldb be- taken at home like any other medicine, thus avoiding expense, publicity
and lo@,a md at THE same te reaching tew wide class of sufferers from alcoholic and drug
diseases who could not pay for the long institute treatment
lie worked for years IN this proposition, and abous seven yeTst go his study and his
long series of tests we're brought to a successful close md Grants Godcura began its wonder
full work. Its ehcanCy as meanst for the ameioahon of mempermce became so widely
known THAT two Canadian ParEmens endorsed and endowed the medicine for the public
and eminent people everywhere gave it tGrc onmendaton Its sales grew large in
Canada in England md in the colonies; but the heavy customs duties prevented the sale of
the medicine in the United States
Agar ago Henry r. Dr of Rutland, Vermont having become satisfied by a long
series IF Nsn many acute and chronic cases of alcoholism and drug addctons that
'Goldma wasa all thtw was claimed frH it,, organized The Canadian Medical Company, with
headquarters at Rutland; and teC Company secured from Mr. Grant the United States right
for the sale of the medicine with offices and agencies at various centnlp points The medicine
vast them manufactured ss side teC anadianh line ad has since been obainabeh here at
the same price as in the Dominion namely, S. per package.
Among the special advantages which Goldcla cams over Ill other medicines for the
treatment of the drug habits and alcoholism, are thes+-
l. Its price, S. per package brings it within her reach of all who can afford to buy
drinks and drugs.
p Ii contains neither OPIUM MORPHINE, ATNORPuA CHORAL, STRYCINNE,
BROMIDES OF any narcotic and is entirely harmless
s. 1t can be taken At home and at wrk, without publicity.
T. 1t cures alcoholism, rot in few weeks or months but in few days; and cures
the MoRPlHNF, OPIUM, IuDANN, COCAINE ad all other drug habits speedily ad panGSy.
of pills to my address in a plain, sealed wappe, ad are glad to furnish full information.
AM advice. Correspondence and personal calls are solicited
THE CANADIAN MEDICAL COMPANY,
Al FvuVN 81 RuA ND VT