Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-18
n COCAINE HABIT.
rhe Worst slavery Known--Nsw hsvsis
tions Of Power.
Cincinnati 1smss-Stss.

Tho w Or9G 0l8VCEy
tions of Power.
Cincinnati Timss-Stss.
Whom cocaine wal discovered the medi
col world exclaimed thank heavenV"
R,,t useful as it is, it is also dangerous
esneciallvwhen it's use is perverted from
the deadening of pain for surgical opera
fions to the stimulation and destruction
Of the human body. Its first effects are
soothing and captivating, but the thrall'
dom ia the most horrible slavery known
to humanity. go
was interviewed by our reporter yester-
dav at the Grand Hotel, and during the
conversation the doctor said: "The CO.
caine habit is q thousand times worse
than the morphine and opium haoits
and you would be a~stonished;' he SAID,
s.f you knew how fr%ightfully the habit
is increasing"
"What are it's efects?"
ssIt ia the worst constitution wrecker
aver known. It ruins the liver and kid
news in half a year, and when this work
is done the strongest constitution soon
succumbs."
"Do o know of DR.. Underhill's case
here in Cincinnati?
"That leading physician who became
a victim of the cocaine habit? Yes.
His case was a very sad one, but the
habit a be cured. l have rescued
manva man from a worse condition"
"What, worse than DR.. Underhill's!"
"Indeed, sir, far SO. Justin M. Hall,
A. M, M. D., president of the State
Board of Health of Iowa, and a famed
practitioner, and Alexander Neil, M. d..
professor of surgery in the Columbus
Medical College, and president of the
Academy of Medicine, a man widely
known, Rev. w. P. Clancy, of Indian
apolis. Ind, from personal experience
in opium eating, ETC., a tell you OF the
kind of success our form of treatment
wins, and so can H. C. Wilson, formerly
of Cincinnati, who is now associated
with me-"
"Would you mind letting our readers
into tie secret of your methods?
swell young man, you surely have a
good bit of assurance to ask a man to
give his business away to the public !;
but I won't wholly disappoint you. !
have treated owe 10000 patients. In
common with many eminent physicians,
l for years made a close study of the ef-
fects of the habits on the system and
the organs which they most severely
attack. DR.. Hall, DIR. Neil and Mr..
Wilson, whom l 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 destructively
in the kidneys and liver; in fact,
finally destroyed them. It was then APP
parent that no cure could be effected
until those organs could be restored to
health. We recently exhausted the en-
tire range of medical science, expert
menting with all known remedies for
these organs, and as the result of these
close Investigations we all substantially
agreed, through following different lines
OF inquiry, that the most reliable scien-
tific preparation was Warmers safe cure.
This was the second point in the discov-
cry. 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 AGAR
with Warmers safe cure for a few weeks
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be cured without using it, because the
habit is nourished sustained and in the
liver and kidneys. The habit can be
kept up in moderation, however, if free
use be also made, at the same time, O:
great remedy"
eyes, it is a world famed and Justly
specific. Like many otlne
physicians, I used to deride the claims
made for it, but l know now for a fact
hat it is the worlds greatest blessing.
sovereign power owe hitherto in
diseases of the kidneys and
liver, and when l have said that, youn.
man, | have said nearly everything, fol
most diseases originate in. or are agra.
1ated by, a depraved condition of the
"People do not realize this, because
rs it may seem, the kidneys
nay be in a very advanced stage of lie
and yet, owing to the fac;
hat there are but a few nerves of sensa-
ion in them, the subject will not expert |
nee much pain therein. On this account
thousands of people die every year o:
Kidney disease u~nknowingly. The,
ave so-called disorders of the head, OF
he heart and lungs and stomach, and
reat them in vain, for the real cause OF |
heir misery is deranged kidneys, and il
hey were restored to health the other
isorders would soon disappear"
DR.. Stephens experience, that can be-
onfrmed by many thousands whom he
as treated, adds only more emphasis t.
ne experience OF many hundreds O
thousands all over the world, that III.
emedy he refers to is without n
oubt the most beneficent discover,
YER given tn humanity