Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-10-18

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Certainly, that is my idea exactly
The reason why Mr.. Williams gets drum
is simply because the beverage which h.
uses has produced, and will produce,
chronic inflammation of the mucous 0
the stomach. The disease seats itsel
there, and from that point proceeds all tn,
desire to drink. There is just such
condition Of the stomach to create al
inordinate desire to drink as there is in tn,
stomach OF the dyspeptic to create an in
ordinate desire for food and all drunk
ards are drinking dyspeplcs, as all per
sons with morbid appetite for food are
eating dyspeptics. If Mr.. Williams
then, were to be placed in hospital anc
treated on this principle, it would not be
a month before he would be sensible ol
baving less desire for strong drink, and
a gradual recovery Of a natural appetite
an appetite for water Now, water is
distasteiul to him, just as simple food is
distasteful to the dyspeptic; and he will
60 on drinking, as the dyspeptic goes on
eating, in spite Of all the warnings and
pleas which are made 10 the contrary
;" "s present Ie'a''oHS II Is lmPosS'oie
'"A' ne should recover II he should
'y " sort OF sPa'modic eiiecf' gam loot
ing and remain sober tol few weeks or
months, the probabilities OF his relapse
are nineiy-njne to one. That is the bis
tory OF the inebrIate OF this country, and
IA fact ihe world over. The only way
to cure drunkard is to cure his deSire
to drink. This can not be done with any
certainty by moral considerations only
brought to bear upon him. The consid-
era'tons must be chiefly physical-having
reference 10 his physical state. If /
coWd have Mr. Williams where / Tould
have him, ! could cure him.
ell Nhat are the conditions That you
impose as essential TO success: What
assistance 90 you heea Coine' s'a'e
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make the effort
How often does be get drunk ?
On he Is drunk 1.-The time after my
ldea OF drunSenness' lie VIII be mt Tor
business tomorrow morning - simply,
however because he IS very remarka-
OIe business man. and when his debauch
tails into the track which he has travelled
I'LL 1t Is le-0e"'e''' anu ne hno"S every
eleVa'loh ana depression III H. ana MS
business arrangements are he'nou'c'''
Du' Il ne goes o" 'n'' way d i'''!e ""ile
longer ne VIII make mistake 'n"' win
h''h' lie VIII Try 10 cure II
-ha' VIII make MN u'Sno"es'' ne win
'oneeaI II; 'na' Will make nun cr'ln'nai
lie Will be dismissed 'na' VIII rum MN,
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