The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-03
Dexine Sanitarium Must Add
More Room to Continue Its
Service to F4urnanity-Has
Cured Hundreds of Habit.
Reputation of Local
institution Spreads
hose Who Have Enjoyed Idea
Combination Of SecIusion and
Comfort While Being Re-
stored to Normal Selves
Speak High Praise,


Giving 10 the victims Of the drinx
and drug habits the cnance hey crave
An opportunity TO set rid Of their
desire for liquor and drugs--by elm
mating from the human system the
pojson5 that have. through habit
becoming disease. penetrated the
physical ana mental man. and hy pu-
rifyns the blood and restoring
strength To it's fullest. the n. l.. De-
yine -sanitarhm, at 2o0 Fourth aven-
ue' Highland Park. stands unique
among the eftys institutions
It Is an institution whose phenom-
email success in the two years ii has
been in operation stamps il as one
that viii stand as long as there are
victims Of drug and liquor addiction.
It's reputation has been carried
through Virginia and into other
States-to Kentucky on the west.
New York on the north and Alabama
or The soufh-hy those who have been
patients and who have been discharg
ed from the sanitarium, after tine
course Of treatment, cured. and hT
the friends and relatives Of those
j. PAL nts--x !4A4- r c,r,ritftrrUrI
while they we're slaves Ia the dread
: 4trer-r-tts arert 57ftcr tircir discovery re-
Farded a. ltFtle SNORT % miracles
addition to he Made
The success of the sanitarium has
been such that there are now being
made upon il demands that tax its
capacity, and the management is now
preparing for the construction OF an
addition TO the building and the in
stailation Of additional facilities. The
growth Of the institution has kept
pace with It's successful work and
expansion has become necessary. It
viii he but q short time before there
are let contracts for the enlargement
Of The building.
The present plant of the sanitar.um.
one Of fifteen rooms. is not large
enough. There have been many times
in recent months when no additional
patients could be received and it was
necessary 70 create a waiting list
Begun on a modest scale the insti-
tudons business has steadily devel-
oped. hatlt victims Of necessity turns
tng 10 the neVine san,tarium. and
friends of victims because Of economic
or humanitarian reasons
From the view point that a great
work IS being done for humanity
through restoring full normal strength
to both body and mind Of the victim
z - '+~-t' ~ - - 49, N''N1 ~"t*t
tattQn ~ oE h1uch Naioe. several
hNhQFea persons nave neeh cured
S+Hte the estah1lShineht ol the instl-
'ati"h ana th%Fe nave oeeh rev re-
turns 70 the nanlt ny those VINO were
cured ne percentage OF permanent
cures 10y me 1eNlne formula the me
IN used, IS inHch larger than 'has
or otaef INSTITUTIONS TOR the curing
OF AIc91e4! e anu ii--l----4 i q
They STAY Cured.
Fauents nave peen taken INTO the
peFine sanltaflum VINO nave used as
HdFh as lRftv "a hftY grams or NOR
pnihe ana VINO nave Drank from
PIN 2 quart OF Iquor day. ton-
afmed dFunkards' dope iiends' ana
those Tor Nheh3 nope h4a beeh apah
doned ny relatives nave been cured,
hese stay tuFen, showing fniiy the
horrors faFough "htch they passed
while ~ ne grasp az the dread ar'nk
or drug inc aWfal craving Tor liquor
ana otnef poisonous stmuiahl Win
Whleh t4F% were possessed ana reat-
tzlnE thaf theN nave neeh saved 10
longer ana more uSeinl }NeS
IheE are grateful 10 those VINO
were instrumental III SeholHE lhSfh "
fa3s institution. 10 Inc dlSeoVerer n1
the method 70 tho management phy-
sieians, attendants nurses ana others
~ the instiutlohs stat'' anu AL prais-
ing the SAM afium ana recommending
It. speak or write IN the most glow
ing terms. Their stay at the santa
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