The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-03-18
GREAT BOON TO HUMANITY.
DR.. W. N. Glymph a Well Known
Pharmacist Announces Import
ant Medical Discovery.

The following appeared in a re-
cent issue of the Union Progress.
AS being relative to the success Of a
Newbery reaerd young man, Ths
Herald and News takes pleasure in
reproducing it.
DR.. Glymph, who has made this
wonderful discovery in medicine, is
a son of Mr.. A. Y. ". Glymph, who
| lived and died in the Glymphville
section of this county in township
No. 3, near Broad river.
The Herald and News takes pleas
ure in noting the success, which DR..
Glymph has attained and his dis-
oo7ery viii be a great blessing to a
large number Of sufferers.
The Union Progress says:
A medical discovery that has been
made and put to practical, successful
test and which, it seems, should be
a veritable boom to humanity, has
recently been announced by DR.. W.
N. Glymph, of Glymph's Pharmacy
of this city.
The discovery in question is a quick
and what seems sure and permanent
cure for morphine, cocaine and other
drug habits, the great advantage in
this being that while other cures re-
quire from three to six weeks, Dc.
Glymph's takes but three to six
days, so that the reduction In time
means a consequent reduction in ex-
pense, and therefore places it within
reach Of even the poorest Of those
who are victims Of the drug habit.
DR.. Glymph, In speaking to a
Progress representative says that
he made the discovery nearly two
years ago, and has been quietly max
ing tsets, and has already cured
quite a number of persons, so that
they have absolutely no desire to
take drug that otherwise they had
an Unsuitable craving for. He says
that some weeks ago he was talking
with a man whom he knew to be ex-
cessively addicted to the morphine
habit. He told the man he could
cure him; the other thought it was
impossible but said: eff you do, I
will work for you the rest of my life
without eharge.'' ..
The treatment was begun, and in
three days the man returned, mar
velously transformed, and said that
the desire for drug had left, Three
days later he again returned, and
mot only had he no craving for the
opiate, but his system was begin
ming to build up again and lnstead
Of the old depressed feeling. there
was new bouyanoy and outlook in
life. That man is known to many
persons of Union to-day, but to
avoid the semblance of any "patent
medicine Ad" his name is not given
now, though he came to Progress
Office himself and substantiabed this
story.
He said that he began the drug
habit about six years ago when he
took morphine tablet for, tooth
ache. The appetite for the drug in
creased daily until for some time
past he has been spending from SIS
to $40 a month, practically every
thing that his family could make
above actual necessities. He had
gotten to the point where he was
taking sixty grains Of morphine a
day, and was even then miserable
and unfit to do anything. Since tax
ing DR.. Glymph's s preparation the
desire has been entirely removed,
his family is able to save the money
heretofore spent for the drug, and
he is feeling better than for many
years.
DR.. Glymph Of course cannot give
out his formula, but exeeets to do all
he can in the way Of benefting hu-
manity and helping rid persons who
have been used to dope of their de-
sires at as low a cost as it is pos
sible for him to do it and yet have
some slight remuneration for the
thought and expense he has been to
in working out his discovery.