The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-07-13

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suits accomplished.
The unfortunate man starts the
treatment with face flushed. stomach
on fire, feverish hands and thirst
and gnawing for drink that apparent
ly nothing can satisfy but more drink.
Instead of being denied liquor he is
given all that he wants from the very
commencement of the treatment and
as long as he wants 1t. and within
few hours this awful craving and ap-
petite disappears, in three days his
shattered nerves are restored, his
mental and physical condition won
with a glad heart and feelings Of
aversion to all liquor. he goes out a
new and regenerated man and be-
comes a missionary in the cause of
this modern regeneration-drink
cured in three days.
The Neal Cure is not essentially
new, because DR.. Neal has personal
ly and professionally treated and per-
fectly cured several thousand patients
during recent years, but it was not
generally known or advertised until
wealthy citizens. Hon. Jas q. Bruce,
the prominent and well known State
Senator, banker and business man of
Atlantic, Iowa, after the most careful
investigation. invested a part of his
private fortune last fall and has given
to the Neal Cure the benefit of his
thought and efforts, and his whole
heart is in the work, and as a result
the Institute established by him in
Des Moines, Iowa, on the 9Th day of
December, is today the headquarters
of company that now has IT differ
ent Institutes in successful operation
throughout the country, and contracts
have already been made which means
that upwards of SO Neal Institutes
will be established and opened in ev-
cry state in the Union and in foreign
countries within the next few months.
The Treatment and Cure is endorsed
by the most prominent and leading
men of this city and state; in fact, by
everyone who has investigated or has
personal knowledge of the wonderful
results accomplished. Already the
large and commodious building in
which it was established in this city
has been found entirely insufficient
for the accommodation of the daily
increasing patients. and recently the
large fourteen room residence next
door to the main Institute has been
fitted up as a Neal Institute annex,
and today the problem with Senator
Bruce is how to provide accommodate
tions for patients. Prompted by this,
and with a view of placing the cure
within the convenient reach of all the
afflicted in his native and home state
of Iowa, he last month established
and opened large, elegantly furnished
and commodious Institutes at Daven-
port and Sioux City, Iowa, which are
today taxed to their full capacity.
We understand that the Davenport
Institute alone had 23 patients dur
ing the first three weeks after its
opening. There Is no man in Iowa
who is better known than Senator
Bruce, who is president of the COM
pany, and he authorizes the public
statement that if any of his fellow
citizens either high or low. take the
treatment at any of the Iowa or Kan
sas Institutes, THAT HE WILL
PERSONALLY GUARANTEE THAT
EVERY DOLLAR PAID BY SUCH
PERSON SHALL BE REFUNDED
TO HIM IF THEY NOTIFY HIM AT
HIS HOME OF THEIR DISSATTS-
FACTION IN ANY RESPECT AT
ANY TIME AFTER THE TREAT
MENT Is FINISHED.