St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-28
A NEW Triple.
How the Bon Ton Youths Get intoxicated but
Never Get Drunk.
The Habitual Guinine Eater and the Sem
satiOns lie Declares He Enjoys.
From the Detroit Free Press.

from the Detroit Free Press.
''Look-a-hcre, old fellow. what's the mat
ter OF you! You're slllow and pale and alto
gether suggestive OF collins, un dertakers, black
Grape and the dead march. What's the mat
ter Of you!'' exclaimed ruddy-faced man
from the east as he metan old friend on Girls
void street yesterday.
''Oh, nothing much. I've been working
pretty hard Of late and am a tri1e bilious,
guess; will be all right in few days. By
the way, you used TO be as sallow as any of
US; but you appear to have got bravely over
it. Why don't you look pale, and dark, and
sallow, and interestingi How do you expect
to catch an heiress with that big, red, vulgar
face Of yours! You must have been doing a
big job on what Georgians call ''red liker."
''Not any! Say, old fellow, amt you on
TO the liquor racket,
''SOme. What is itl''
"There was no necessity of my asking the
question; your face tells the whole story.
Why don't you 90 to taking quinine"
Took barrel of it once when l was buck
ing against
INDIANA AGUE,
and don't Ike to take any more OF It. Sys-
TEN all full Of it now. See white powder on
ny coat collar' Rattles down out of my
hair every dayr'
CCISINE MERELY INTOXICATEs,
and let me tell you it is the heightened thing
There's Opium and shloral, but they raise the
dickens with mans health. Quiniuc, on
the contrary, tones up a mans system, gives
him blood and is entirely the thing to in
dulgr in.
But quinine gives me cracking head
ache, makes my ears buzz, and ! feel dull
and sluggish"
That's when you take it as a medicine.
When you use it rs "A tipple the effects are
far different 1t takes time and care 20 ac-
complish it, but it's worth it. The best way
10 commence is to get some half-grain quiz
nine pills. carry them around in your pocket,
aud swallow one every hour. II you find
they are having any OF the medicinal effects
upon you, don't take them quite so often
The first step is TO find out how much you
can stand without experiencing any Of the
i'll effects, and that YOU can only learn by
careful and judicious experimenting. Hay-
ing learned your capacity, YOU must never
deyiatc from il except TO increase the doses,
aud that must bc done with great caution. so
that the change will not be apparent
nothing in
THE WAY OF A SHOCK
Although a great many persons use pills
OF capsules, the best way is to buy it by the
ounce, and carry small phial OF it around
in your pocket. You can then increase the
dose gradually, while if YOU take pills YOU
must jump from half 4 grain to a whole
grain, and there should be no such increase
as that. II you commence with half a grain
per hour, YOU can work up TO a grain in the
course Of three or four months, and II you
are careful, can get away with two grains
per hour bv the time Won have been at for
two wears; and By that time your face viii
be a mine is"
"But what are the intoxicating efTectsl In
what way do they manifest themselves -
THAT 8. where the beauty OF the drug
comes in. II you drink liquor, YOU become
drunk. Il shows in your TAX and Il shows
in your walk. Not 50 with quiuine. Il doesn't
show in your speech, aud your footsteps are
never unsteady Liquor makes a man talk
alive, noisy. QuarrelsOme and maudlin, and
Is 4 dead giye-away. Quiuine does nothing
OF the sort. L merely iutoVcatcs the senses:
eNilcratcS them and makes them more alert,
while liquor duils and Supplies them. Qui-
nine gives life roster hue, aud the little
auuoyauces Of life are passed by without a
thought L shakes OF trouble. and YOU know
not care. IL you 20 TO bed druuk there IS
the reaction in the moruinE-headachc AID
nausea. With qui1iue there Is no reaction.
Tor you eat it in regular and even doses. and
il has no chance TO react Liquor is spas
Inodi.c in its action; quiniae a steadily-iow-
hsHH a-H
liquor telegram that tells of disaster"