The weekly Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 1882-188?, 1886-11-04
DANGEROUS DRUGS
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A E~nii>snaa Who has s;-eas sAs summer
abroad, SAIL - usar rsss-ortsT, ihAs tbs saEa@
tia. !rnTr- Rea hasn mesx. * all sss ttsa guzss-
t--r # bel dAys one sarg4utsrx Atsuad asaj
u. little aaIi~sy taSe F~opa@ display ~ sAa
CuDdurt q b-sssass Affairs Men bssass
her, b. sAsi. that they work for wears wsiSs
oas a day OF; In Europe thsf woaii lie eva
k34cr~1 n sramnA
Mr.. IL ii Warner, wbo was prx-son: At ;se
tsEDe, said: 'Thss u tbs arSs summer II
ysars that | have C; spent ca tbs water.
Been to busy
t-su, l sappo~e yea have bcca aivcrtAs
ing extens!yalyF'
mo: al all We have always hcre.osore
closei cur laboratory during July, August
AM S"pt'1ElteT, but thts summer We have
kept II running day aoi night = SIMPLY tac
demand. which has bsarl throc times great.
than ever beiQrc II O4r history al this SEA
son
How do Won a>couu. fur thisf-
Tbs increase has cosuc fron the aHsrcr-
sal recognition o. ths txrrlirHcs Of oar
preparations. We have tcen nearly Tn
years before the puhl.c, aud the salcs are
constantly increasing. whtlo cur newspaper
aiver isirg is constantly dtHtaIsA,ag
Why, high scientific and med cEl AuthCTi
ties low publicly conye ie tha; oar Warner
safe cure II tie only scientific spcc4hC lot
kidney and liver dI~-assS, and fUs al tAa
many diseases caused by them"
Have you evidence Of this"
"Abuniancel Only few weeks ago nr.
J. l. stephens. q citation, Ohio, a sI.eclali>;
Tor the care OF narcotic 81 habits, told the
that nu n Q. OF eminent scientific medical
men had Aten experimenting for years. test
ing and ahalynng all known remedies for
the kidneys aai Yer. for, a. YOU may b.,
aware, the excessive u Is OF al narcotics aud
StImu!ants destroys tho e organs, and nut
! they can be rest rel TO health the habit
cannot be broken up! Among the inVesti-
gators were such men as J. N Hall. NJ D.,
President OF the State b. ard of Health OF
Iowa. and Alexander Neil NJ D., Professor
OF Surgery in the Col eye OF Physicians aud
Surgeons and president OF the Academy If
Medicine at Columbus. who, after exhaustive
inquiry, reported that there was no remedy
known to schools or 70 s,IeLtlflc inquiry
equal TO Warmers safe cure
Are many persons addicted to the use Of
deadly drugs
There are forty millions Of people in the
world who use opium alone, ami there are
| many hundreds of thousands in this country
| who are victims OF morphine. opium, quinlne
and cocaine. They think they have no such
| habit about them-sO many Ieople are un-
| conscious victims of these habits They
| haze pains and symptoms OF what they
| call ma aria ami other diseases, when in
| reality it is the demand in the system
| for these terrible drugs, a demand that
| Is caused largely by physicians pres riptions
|
and strong spirits, and one that must lie
answered or silenced IN the kidneys and liver
! by what DR.. Stephens says is the only kidney
and liver specific He also says that moderate
opium and other drug eaters, If they sustain
| the kidney and liver vigor with that great
remedy, an keep up these habits i'll modera-
ton"
"Wcll does not this discovery give You a
new revelation of The power of safe cureE'
No slr;for years have tried TO convince
hn an ,YJ ~
human system originate in some disorder Of
| the kidneys or liver, and hence / have
! logically declared that if our specific were
used, over ninety per cent. o. the ailments
would disappear. The liver aud kidneys
seem to absorb these polsOnS from the blood
and become deDravel and diseased.
| ''When these eminent authorities thus pub.
icly admit that there is no remedy like ours
TO enable the kidneys and liver to throw off
the trightful elects of all deadly drugs and
excessive use Of stImuants 1t is an admission
! OF Its power as great as any one could desire;
for if through its influence alone the op u n,
morphine, quinine, COG ine and lisIuor habits
| an toe overcome, what higher testimon a. of
It's specific power could b. asked for .
~ on really believe then, Mir. Warner,
that the ma ,ority of di~eases come from Kid
ney and liver complaints f.
| II do. When you see n person nsoping
anl groveling about half deal and half ali> e,
year after year, you may surely Put him
down as having some kidney and liver
| trouble"
The other day was talking with Or.
Fowler, the eminent oculist of this CITY, who
fa'd that half the pat ents who came to him
for eye treatment were affected hy n ivan cd
kidney disease Now many people wODde
why in middle life their eye sight becomes
50 moor. A thorough course of treatment
with Warmers SAL cure is what they necC
more than q pair of eye glasses. The kidney
poison in the blood always attacks tue weak
est art of the body; with some it affects tht
eyes, with Others the hCd}: with others The
stomach or the lungs, or rheumatic disorder
follows and neuralgia tears them to pieces
or they lose the popuerS of taste, smell, OF lie
come iHTotent in other functions OF tn
body What man would not give his all t.
have the vigor of youth at comman1F'
The intelligent physician knows tina
these conn la:ntS arc but s1Wpt OnlS. they al
not the disorder, and they are symptoms no
Of disease of the heal, the eye or stoma h, O
OF viriIty, necessarily, but of the kidncI
| POISON in the blyoi and they may lreyai
and no pain occur in the lti news. >
It is not strange that the cut nIsiaSIn whicl
Mr.. Warner displays in his appre ation O
his own remedy, which restored him t
| health when the doctors said he could no
live six months. should become infection
a III that the entire world should pay trlbu.
to its power For, as Mr.. Warner says, til
sales are constantly increasing, while hi
newspaper advertising is constantly dimir
i5h'ng. This speaks volumes in praise of til
eXtraord mary merits OF his preparations.