The Nevada picayune., 1885-04-09
Tobacco Eaters.
BY R. c. MOORE.
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 When you become satisfied that tobacco may be the parent of al. most any disease, cast about you, and find some invalid chewcr, or smoker, or snuffer, which will not be hard to do, and find one with dyspepsia, read him documents" and persuade him to suspend" remittances, to his exhausting agent, Tobacco 30 days, till the system Hss time to realize from it's assets. He will feel worse as matter of course for the first week, and perhaps the second, but at the end of thirty days we will guarantee that his dyspepsia is better if not entirely gone.
 Don't listen to this leaving off gradually, there is bst one way to do it, and that is, cut it off at once. If you find tobacco eater whose sight or hearing is failing, before he goes to the "eye' or "ear" doc tor for their expensive advice and their costly "pebble" glasses and artificial ears, get him to suspend for 30 days and two to one, he will have no use of an eye ard ear doc tor. If you find poor tobacco eater black with the "Blues" and horrible with the "Horrors" you may give him your bond that thirty days usi,ension will change the color and shape of things entirely, and for the better. Instead. na- ture being our grand ''infernal region" with it's snakes and hob.
 goblids wrung out of the 'blue dye-tub" it will present pleasant landscape with varied colors and beautiful objects. Kyour tobacco eating friend has that scape-goat of all uncertain ailments, the, liver complaint, assure him that thirty
 days will relieve his Gliary ,embar'
 rassmcnt. and 90 will be moro than likely to make him 'par.' And if vou have, and who has not some dearfriend with that memorable con sumption, gnawing, gnawing, gnaw ing at his vitals, implore him not i to take anathcr wolf to his breast. Warn him to shun tobacco as he would vampire, and his life will thereby be prolonged. But if you find d poor miserable being
 with cancer on his lips or tongue,
 brought on by smoking tobacco you might as we'll tell him to smoke on, for his vice has estab- lished a disease that bafiles all hu- man skill and which will torture him to death. Perhaps there IS not a more horrible death than that from the cancer of the tongue or mouth. We refer you to Gen. Ulysses $. Grant who IS said to be dying at this time of the same dis. ease from the same cause. The tongue moulders away and the sui ferer dies in the intensest agony. And every smoker is liable to talk e this disease at aps time. ToSacco is the cause of more sickness disas- ters, than we are aware aware of. And in searching you may come across some virtuous young man, perhaps theological stu dent with
 an unvirtuous disease not suspect Iing'its nature or knowing where he got it, his mouth and: throat full of loathsome ulcers. He is smok- CT, and has been smoking some one elss's pipe, you need inquire no luther for the cause of his dis ease. And the question has been asked by distinguished patholo- gists. cannot the venereal virus be communicated through the medi. um of tobacco smoke. Are we not all of us every day of our lives liable to contract some vile disease by breathing in the smoke putfed from a diseased mOuth2 Nearly all those who are so ill-bred as to smoke on the streets, or in public rO0n or cOnveyances are of that class subject to foui mouths. l don't wish to cause alarm when l say, that it will do you no harm to shun any vile Yellow that wishes to smoke in your faces. If still be- lieved in the actual existence of that "burning lake" that lived in dread of when l was a boy, and wondered how ceuld stand it if a momentary burn of the finger hurt me so; 1 say, if still Believed that God intends to punish the sonl IT otn h