Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-11-11
THE COCAINE HABIT.
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Power.
Cincinnati Times Star.
When cocaine was discovered Che
medical world exclaimed "thank
heaven
But useful as it is, it is also danger
BUS, especially when its use is per-
verified from the deadenlng OF pain for
surgical operations, to the stimula-
ton and destruction of the human
body. Its first effects are soothing
and captivating. but the thraldom is
the most horrible slavery known to
humanity.
j. L. Stephens, NJ. D., of Lebanon,
O., was interviewed by our reporter
yesterday at the Grand Hotel, and
during the conversation the doctor
said: 1.-The cocaine habit is q thou
sand times worse than the morphine
and opium habits, and you would be
astonished," he said, "if you knew
how frightfully the habit is increas-
ing"
wv at are It's ef1ectST
cit is the worst constitution wreck
er ever known. 1t ruins the liver and
kidneys in half q year. And when the
work is done, the strongest constitu4
ton soon suecumbs."
H'Do you know OF DR.. Underhill's
! case here in Cincinnati?"
"That leaning physician who be
came n victim of the cocaine habit?
Yes. His case was very sad one,
but the habit can be cured. have
rescued many a man from a worse
condition"
What, worse than DIR. Underhills2"
Indeed, sir, far so. Justin NJ. Hall,
A. NJ, NJ. d.. president of the State
Board of Health, of Iowa, and fam
ed practitioner, and Alexander Neil,
NJ d., professor of surgery in the Co.
lumbus Medical College, and president
of the Academy of Medicine, q man
widely known, Rev. w. p. Clancy of
Indianapolis, Ind, from personal ex-
perience in opium eating, etc., can tell
you OF the kind OF success our form of
treatment wins, and so can III. c. Will
son, formerly OF Cincinnati, who is
now associated with me-
"Would you mind letting your read.
ers into the secret OF your methodist"
"Well, young man, you surely have
a good bit OF assurance to ask d man
/ to give his business away to the pub
| lie; but | won't wholly disappoint
you. have treated over 10000 pa
tients. In common with many emf
| nCnt physicians, i, for years made q
close study of the effects of the habits
on the system and the organs which
they most severely attack. DIR. Hail,
Dir. Neil and Mr.. Wilson, whom have
mentioned, and hundreds OF others,
equally as expert, made many similar
experiments on their own behalf. We
/ each found that these drugs worked
most destruetively in the Kidneys and
liver; in fact, finally destroyed them.
1t was then apparent that no cure
/ could be effected until these organs
| could be restored to health. Werecent-
| ly exhausted the entire range ofmedical
hscience, experimenting with all known
remedies for these organs, and as the
result of these close investigations we
all substantially agreed, though follow
ing different lines of inquiry, that the
I
was Warmers Safe Cure. This was the
second point in the Discovery. The
third was our own private form of
/ treatment, which, OF course, We do not
/ divulge to the public. Every case that
/ we have treated first with Warmers
! Safe Cure, then with our own private
treatment, and followed up again with
! Warmers Safe Cure for a few weeks, has
| been successful. These habits can't be
\ cured without using it, because the
! habit is nourished and sustained in the
/ liver and kidneys. The habit can be
kept up in moderation, however, iffree
use be also made at the same time, of
that great remedy"
[ "Yes, it is world famed and Justly
celebrated specific! Like many other
physicians, | used to deride the claims
made for it, but know now for a
fact that it is the worlds greatest
blessing, having sovereign power over
I hitherto incurable diseases of the kid
neys and liver, and when / have said
| that, young man, have said nearly
everything, for most diseases origin
ate in, or are aggravated by, a deprav-
| ed condition of the Kidneys"
People do not realize this, because,
singular as it may seem, the kidneys
may be in very. advanced stage OF
decomposition, and yet owing to the
fact that there are but few nerves of
/ sensation in them the subject will not
experience much pain therein. On this
account thousands of people die every
year of kidney disease unknowingly.
/ They have so called disorders of the
{ head, of the heart and lungs and stom.
aeh, and treat them in vain. for the real
cause of their misery is deranged kid
neys and ii they were restored to
health the other disorders would soon
disappear. "
DR.. Stephens experience, that can
be confirmed by many thousands
whom he has treated, adds only more
emphasis to the experience of many
{ hundreds of thousands all over the
world, that the remedy he refers to is
without any doubt the most benei-
cent discovery ever given to human
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