Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1904-01-07
THE ADAMS INSTITUTE,
For the Cure Of the Whiskey, Nor
phine and Tobacco Habits.

After the sufferer from alcoholism
or the craving for drinks has tried
many Of extensively advertised treat
ments, preparations and poisonous
noctrums for the cure OF these dread
full diseases without finding relief, ii
is pleasing to know that the Adams
cure for the whiskey and morphine
habits is a success. Here Ia Mexico
| free from all publicity the unfortu-
nate man or woman, unable to meet
the demandsof business or social life,
are surely and permanently cured by
the Adams cure, and in a short while
return TO their respective homes with
the body and intellect restored 10
their normal condition never again TO
be tormented with the demon Of cray-
ing for stimulan1. DR.. Adams sys-
tenn OF treating these diseases Is no
lexperiment. IL is the result OF tire
less years Of research upon his part
and for the past Is years be has daily
demonstrated to us and the people Of
Mexico that IL is success In every
detail and the LEDGER, which has
learefuily examined into the scientific
operation Of the treatment and who
has seen the hundreds and hundreds
OF patients cured by DR.. Adoms dur
| ing the past l5 years, can vouchsafe
for It's sterling worth without the
slightest danger OF impeaching our
Itrustworthiness as detector OF fraud
and an upholder and defender OF all
that is beneficial 10 humanity. Dr.
Adams, prior TO the discovery OF his
system Of treatment for the liquor
and morphine habits, enjoyed q
large general practice; this he was
Obliged 10 give up, as his liquor and
drug cure became known, for patients
began to pour in upon him for treat
ment until hrs business in this line
became SO large that he was obliged
\ to devote his entire time TO it, This
large and satisfactory business has
been built up without advertising,
except that done by the grateful
patients who have received the ben.
jefits of DIR. Adams skill and science.
DR. Adams has SO long heen identified
with the medical profession as gen
leral practitioner that he found himself
unable to violate the ethics OF the
profession by advertising his great
luloIOfCtgf UhOuei at OuhCi oiht@'
treatments for these habits are ex
tensively advertised throughout the
land. This makes it the more remark
liable that DR.. Adams draws his pa
Itients from all the walks OF life
bankers, lawyers, farmers and artisan.
all come TO the Adams Institute fol
treatment and the result in all casel
is the same, tortured life turned intt
la life OF usefulness and happiness
The appetite is no longer tickle, sleeI
no longer disturbed and the nervel
lare quiet and steady; the body round
lout into correct proportions and th'
mind assumes its natural balance
AS the patients in ATTENDANCE arr
limited 10 such number that DIR
Adams can give each individual atten
tion, and so skillfuily does be c0nduc
the treatment that the patient passe
from the condition OF slave to appe
ltite to that OF q free man or woman
lsound in body, mind and morals, with
lout hardly realizing that a course Q
treatment has been administered
1.-The time required for permanen
lcure OF the whlskey habit Is f0u
weeks, morphine and all drug habit
, | Is generally from four to six weeks
and DR.. Adams refers with pleasure &
the hundreds OF letters testifying 3
the permanency OF the cure. Patient
! looming here for treatment will b
| met at the train and escorted TO th
institute, where they can secur
/ Inlcely furnished rooms, or IL they de
sire they can procure good board am
. rooms In the immediate vicinity 9
! the Institute at reasonable rates
: Mexico Is located on the beautiful
, "north Missouri divide four hundre
feet higher above the sea level tha
St. Louis and the air is dry an
: healthful. This, coupled with tb
general air OF cheerfulness and symps
: thy that pervades the Adams Inst
. tute, adds much TO the pleasure {
I the patients, and they heartily recon
mend it TO their friends who may B
$50 unfortunate as to need treatmen