Rensselaer Republican, Volume 25, Number 40, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 1 June 1893 — “A Wonderful Morphine Cure.” [ARTICLE]

“A Wonderful Morphine Cure.”

Battle Ground, Ind., May Dr. " Dear Sir— -I.here wish to give you my sincere gratitude for what your ‘‘Dipsocura Biichloride of Gold” treatment lias done for me. In the year of 1373 I was taken .with rheumatism, and for two years was a constant sufferer, and during that time the doctors kept me under the influence 1 of the dreadful drug, morphine, and when they dismissed me, the battle was too much for me to overcome, and 1 kept on from bad to worse untill when I commenced the treatment last June I was taking two or three bottles of morphine per week. I kept this dreadful habit up for t wenty years, u.nd on the 29 th day of last June commenced this “won-

derful cure,’’ and on the 18th day of August took my last dose of morphine it now being nine months and a few days since I finished the treatment, and can say that I have no desire for it whatever and must say' that Dr. Hargreaves dipsocura bichloride of gold treatment, will never fail, if all subject to the use of opium or morphine will but give it a fair trial. I would be glad to help any one so afllicted, either by meeting or corresponding with themSpeaking from personal experience, I feel sure I can guarantee any one desiring to take the treatment, a permanent cure. The Dipsocura affords relief to the mind and coinfort to the soul- I found this battle hard to fight, but by the hety of Dr. Tea, of Battle Ground, who assisted in giving ! ree the hyperdermic injections, and tender care from friends. I came out. victorious and won the battle- I here want io extend - CdfigFfitulatiOns * to Dr. Hargreaves for his wonderful dipsocura. And for the dipsocura I Have a very warm regard and hope it: may forever accomplish its great ob- j ject. 1 extend my sincere regards, i

MISS RACHEL A. DOWNS.