The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1905-11-21
MEN OF THE NATION.
indorse the oppenheirer institute ane
Its Great Work For Practical
Temperance.

The following excerpts are taken
from replies to inquiries relative to
the efficacy of the Oppenheimer Treat
ment as a means Of overcoming the
drink habit. The names of the per
sons quoted include well known clergy
men, men of national reputation, bust
ness men, bankers, capitalists, noted
physicians, philanthropists and others
of highest standing and credibility.
The Oppenheimer Treatment is adj
ministered at the Oppenhelmer Insti-
tute in New York and at branches in
various cities of the United States,
England and other countries.
BY its means the desire for alcoholic
stimulants is entirely removed within
forty eight hours, no detention from
the ordinary business pursuit being
necessary while it is being taken. A
complete restoration to normal health
is assured In a few weeks and the
craving will never of itself return.
The testimonials tell the story of the
benefits that are to be derived from a
course of Oppenheimer Treatment:
Rev. c. H. Fowler D. D., LII. D., bish-
op Methodist Episcopal church, writes
Il am thoroughly acquainted with the
Oppenheimer Institute and can say they
will do all they advertise. The treatment
is success. 1t will entirely remove the
craving in from six to forty-eight hours.
1t cures. You can trust both the treat
ment and the men,
Rev. Henry c. Potter, D. D.. LII. D..
bishop Protestant Episcopal church, New
York, writes: There are cases personally
known to me of persons whom 1t has sue
cessfully treated"
Lady Henry Somerset of London, Eng
land, writes: II have carefully watched
the cases which during these past few
months passed under his care, and / am
quite prepared to state that DR.. Open
heimer has accomplished what he under
took to carry cut. l frankly own that at
first l was skeptical as to what the re-
suit would be. I had seen so many fail
ures and had hitherto little faith in such
remedies. but from the first DIR. Open
heimer maintained that what he would
undertake to do was to kill the urgent
desire and craving which a patient might
have for stimulants and that he would
restore him to health"
Archer Brown of the firm of Rogers,
Brown g. Co.. iron merchants, wrote: II
have not the slightest doubt that the OPP
penheimer Treatment viii take from your
friend the appetite for alcohol and leave
him free from any injurious effects of the
treatment. have put through some test
cases myself to enable me to speak with
knowledge, and the results have been
most gratifying"
Leroy w. Baldwin, president Empire
Trust company. writes: Il unhesitatingly
say l believe the Oppenheimer Treatment
is all that and even more than is claimed
for it. / have had evidence of the most
- II =
have. no hesitation in recommending It."
Father John ]. Hughes Of the Paulist
Fathers, New York. writes: Il have been
convinced from many cases / sent to the
institute that the treatment is genuine.
You need have no hesitation In urging your
friend to take the treatment, provided he
is sincere and wishes to be benefited"
Hon. K. E. jackson, ex-governor of
Maryland, writes: II have no hesitation
in saying to you that If your friend de-
sires to be cured of the alcoholic habit
the Oppenheimer Treatment will certain
ly take away all desire for stimulants.
/ say this because / have seen a very bad
case completely cured. OF course 1t Will
not prevent your friend from drinking.
but 1t will take away any craving for It
and completely build up his health and
nerves. My judgment is 1t is the best and
only treatment for such cases.
Hon. Lyman J. Gage, former secretary
OF the treasury Of the United States, now
president Of United States Trust COM
pany, New York, writes: THE institute
in question has been very successful, and
think it entitled to respect and conf
dence. Some aggravated cases of alco-
holic and drug diseases have come to my
attention showing remarkable success In
the way of cure
Rev. George Edward Reed, D. D.. pres
ident Dickinson college. Carlisle. Pa,
writes: II know that wonderful cures
have been effected and believe that the
treatment is better than any other offered
to the public. ! would certainly advise
you to have your friend enter the institu-
ton for treatment"
DR.. Edgar " Moffat, Orange, N. j.,
writes: Il have awaited myself Of the OPP
penheimer Institute In my practice for
the cure of alcoholism and drug addiction
and am enthusiastic over its work and re-
suits. In my opinion it is the best cure
before US today
Cyrus Edison, NJ D., formerly health
commissioner of the port OF New York,
wrote: 81 have had pretty extensive ex-
perience with the Oppenheimer Treat
| ment having witnessed its effect in per-
haps fifty cases. / consider it OF very
great value and have yet to see anything
but good resulting therefrom- l have no.
ticed no such secondary results as are
| frequently seen after other so called
cures In fact, patients feel better and
stronger than before in every way. The
| treatment seems to act as a general re-
storative and as a tonic while absolutely
removing desire for the stimulant, either
| drug or alcoholic"
Mrs. Isabella Charles Davis interna-
| tional order of the Kings Daughters,
| writes: For nearly two years ! have
been carefully watching the effect of the
Oppenheimer Treatment for alcoholism
| upon a very large number OF patients,
and / am convinced that men and women
suffering from the dreadful disease can
be permanently cured If they will obey
| the instructions of the physicians at the
| Institute. If Christians who are working
| to save the outcast and the suffering
would make 1t possible to place this
| treatment within the reach of the poor
| who need 1t, under conditions that would
| allow OF a ministry to sin-sick souls as
well as to diseased bodies. I believe a
rescue work could be done that would be
| without parallel in this country"
A. w. McDougal, secretary of the Blu
reau of Associated Charities, Newark
writes: 1.-THE Oppenheimer Institute is the
| most successful one now dealing with
drunkenness and is Endorsed without q
reservation by a number of men of ma
tional reputation"
Anderson Fowler of the Produce Elk
| change, New York. writes: II have pleas
ure in stating that l have never known
the Oppenheimer Treatment to fail to
cure alcoholism in any instance. The
| treatment is so simple that II can be
taken by a child without injury. and It Is
so rapid in its effect that patients are
| usually cured in forty-eight hours"
A. II. De Haven, Of De Haven & Town
send. Stock Exchange. New York. writes
IF your friend really desires to be cured
of the drink habit, he can be. 1t does this
that read like fairy tales, but they are
| true. You need have no fear of recon.
| mending this treatment to your friend"
Rev. Henry e. Cobb pastor West End
Collegiate church. New York, writes: 81
| would not send this to you had l not tho
most implicit confidence in your treat.
| ment. 1t has done for one or two younf
| you what l did not believe any power or
| earth could do"
Considerate.
| After the tea things had been cleared
away the young wife came over and
sat on hubby's knee, put her plump
arms about his neck and kissed him
half dozen times.
well, what is 1t nowY he queried.
"A new dress. dear" she answered.
'But don't you know that times are
awfully hard just at presentY' he que
ried.
"Of course do" she replied. That's
why want to give the poor dress
maker something to do."-Detroit Trib-
une.
| No Repentance.
/ tt2hn t1I T..