AN ANTIDOTE FOR OPIUM DISCOVERED. Dr. Shep A. Rogers, Prof. Anatomy and Clinical Surgery, Memphis Hospital Medical College, assisted by Doctors Watlington and Brooks, the latter late physician in charge of Hot Springs., Ark., Keeley Institute, made a test of the Tri-Elixiria Opium Antidote. Tri-Elixiria has been widely and favorably mentioned by the leading medical journals of the world, and is being successfully used by a large number of physicians in their practice. It is prepared under an open formula, which enables physicians to prescribe it intelligently: DOSE-One (1) teaspoonful in fourth (4) of a glass of water eight (8) times a day for opium and its preparations, as morphine, laudanum, etc., and for other drug addictions. The test patient had taken the Keeley and Dr. Stephens treatments without any permanent relief, in fact he claims that after he was "off" of these treatments he suffered so with nervousness and consequent restlessness and morphine pains, that there was nothing for him to do but to fly to the drug for relief. His case was, therefore, deemed a suitable test, and when his treatment was completed the following report was made: THE PHYSICIANS MAKE A REPORT. Beginning treatment in this case on November 10, 1896. The whisky cure was given first. His physical condition was considered average, taking into consideration surrounding circumstances. From November 10 to November 14 he drank whisky continually, until on the morning of the 15th he would not drink any more, being very much disgusted with it. Considering him cured of this habit we decided to put him under the treatment for the morphine habit. Notwithstanding his continued hard drinking for several days and nights he suffered absolutely nothing from nervousness, neither did his circulation receive that shock that is always consequent upon a sudden let-up on whisky after a prolonged drunk. This was considered by us as most remarkable, reasoning from analogy. This extreme nervousness in connection with these serious cardiac symptoms are pathognomonic symptoms following a withdrawal of stimulants by all other whisky cures. Indeed, these symptoms are of so common occurrence and so distressing that in most cases they are compelled to call in the aid of a little more whisky, as it is considered the best and only sedative in such cases. This, happily, is not the case in the treatment for dipsomania with Tri-Elixiria. After having been put on the morphine treatment his general system underwent a complete change. His appetite improved, he slept better the first night, and continuously night after night thereafter until he now enjoys perfect rest. The patient never suffered a pain while under the treatment for the morphine habit. Contrary to the general condition of a morphine habitue on treatment, this man's recovery was progressive and rapid from the beginning of his treatment. His eyes and skin lost that yellow, parchment color, his bowels became regular, his circulation improved, he felt every day the increasing symptoms of returning manhood. He never suffered a minute with that indescribable, half-insane feeling, "melaise," with which all opium habitues are familiar. His general condition we now considered first-class. He has now been without drug stimulants for over seventy-two hours and has no desire for the drug and shows no signs of debility. This cure was accomplished without the aid of emetics or purgatives or unpleasant treatment; in fact, we consider it a rational, humane and scientific treatment. SHEP A. ROGERS, M. D. The physicians signing the above report are competent judges. They have seen a great number of patients under treatment at other sanitariums and pronounce the cure effected in Mr. B.'s case as one which it would have been hard for them to have believed could be accomplished, but having entire control of the patient, remedies and diet, they experienced little trouble in accomplishing this result. Tri-Elixiria is manufactured by the Tri-Elixiria Remedy Co., manufacturing chemists, Memphis, Tenn., and judging from the above and a recent report made by the Entomological Bureau, Westfield, N. J., it is a remedy to favor. A full size bottle will be sent FREE to any practicing physician, who wishes to test it, if he will send 50 cents in stamps, postal or money order, to pay packing and shipping charges. 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