The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-25
FARGO HAS neal
INSTITUTE NOW
HANDSOME RESIDENCE ON
EIGHTH STREET SOUTH WILL
OPEN JULY I, AS HOME OF THE
THREE DAYS CURE FOR THE
DRINK HA5lT-A BEAUTIFUL
LOCATION.

Fargo is to have Neal Institute for
the cure of the drink habit The
handsome old residence at Gil Eighth
street south well known as the former
home of G. A. Roberts has been Sc
cured and will open July /, Thoroughly
renovated and fitted UP for the ac-
commodation of patients
The situation is ideal from every
standpoint. Located but a short dis
tance from the heart of the city in one
Of the most charming residential Sec
tions of the southside, the big, roomy
house with it's beautiful lawn and
general air of comfort and distinction
will make an appropriate home for
victims of the drink habit who may
place themselves under the care of the
Neal Institute
There will be none of the features
OF a hospital" about the Neal Insti-
tute, rather it will be a comfortable
home for the patients who come there.
and the handsome residences with
which it Is surrounded, as we'll as its
own tree enclosed setting, will give
those who come to it a sense of re-
pose and ease that will be very pleas
ing.
Every modern convenience for the
care and comforts of patients or
guests, rather, is installed in the house
and the officers of the company con-
trolling the Neal cure are to be con-
graduated upon securing such an ideal
location and commodious, comfortable
quarters for the institute.
So much for the institute. The Neal
Cure will need no introduction to
large numbers of North Dakota peo-
pie who know of it's marvellous work
elsewhere, numbers Of residents of
this state having gone to other cities
to take the Neal treatment, with salts
factory results.
The Neal cure differs from all other
so-called cures for the drink habit
In the fact that it takes but three days
to completely eradicate the craving for
drink from the system, no matter
whether the patient is a social tippler,
an occasional drinker, a habitual
drunkard Or goes on periodical sprees;
1t works with equal celebrity upon all
sorts Of cases and upon men of all
conditions. A guaranteed bond is
given every patient that the Neal cure
IT,.
Dr. Meals theory that drunkenness
Is a poison in the system, differs from
other authorities who claim that
drunkenness is a disease. DR.. Neal
contends that the craving for alcoholic
stimnlants is due to the presence Of a
specific poison, and the poison once
driven out the patient loses all desire
for alcohol in any form
To prove that this theory is cor
rect Or. Neal points to the evidence
of his cures, remarkable ones, and the
Neal cure is strongly endorsed by
prominent men in all sections where
1t is known; one Of the richest men in
Iowa, Hon. James E. Bruce, of At
lantic, that state, after having DEM
onstrated to his satisfaction the fact
that DR.. Neal actually could do what
he claimed, put his great wealth back
of DIR. Neal and enabled him to give to
the world the benefits of his wonder
full discovery.
The Fargo Neal Institute will be
under the management of DR.. James
Edward Cavanagh, whose remarkable
success with the Fargo Sanitarium
has given him state wide reputation
for skill and good business judgment.
DIR. Cavanagh while assuming the
business management of the Neal In
stitute will place in charge of the
institute, an experienced regular physi-
clan and there will be absolutely no
connection whatever between the two
institutions.
DIR. Cavanagh has associated with
him a number of local capitalists who
will add strong financial backing to
the undertaking, which, coupled with
the financial standing and reputation
of Or. Cavanagh insures that every
promise made will be carried out to the
letter.
The institute will open with COM
petent corps of attendants under the
direction of well known physician
who has been to the head Neal In
atitute TO thoroughly verse himself
In correct methods of treatment and
care of patients who take the cure.