Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1886-11-20
THE COCAINE HABIT.
TIL e Worst Slavery knowa-New REVEAL.
Iations of Power.


Cincinnati Times. Star
| When cocaine was discovered the medical
| world exclaimed thank haayen!'
But us full as it is, it is also dangerous, es-
pc tally when its use is perverted from the
deadening of pain for surgical operations, to
| the stimulation and destruction of the human
| body. Its first effects are soothing and cap
tivating, but the thraldom is the most hor
rible 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 CONVEX
| satlon the doctor said: " The co taine habit
| il a thousand times worse than the morphine
and opium habits, and you would be aston
| shed" he said, If you knew how frightfully
| the habit is increa ing"
'N hat arr its e.4ects!'
cit is the worst constitution wrecker ever
| known. 1t ruins Il e liver and kidneys in
half a year, ana when this work is done, the
strongest constitution soon succumbs."
DO yol know of DR.. Undcrhilrs case here
in Cincinnati.n
! That Leading physician who became a
! yi1tim of The co taine habit? Yes His case
was a very sad one but the habit can be
cured. have rescued many man from
| worse copdlt on
"What, worse than DR.. Underhillsin
''indeed, sir. far So Justin NJ Hall, A
NJ, NJ. D., president of the State BoarI of
| Health of Iowa, and n famed practitioner,
and Alexander Neil, NJ. D., professor of sur
| gerry in the Columbus Medical College, and
president OF the AGA lemy of Medicine a man
widely known, Rev. W. +. Clanceyfof Indi-
! ana oils, In J., from personal experience in
opium eating, etc, can tell you of the kind
OF success our form of treat nent wins, I'd
! so can ii. C. Wilson, formerly OF Gin innati,
| who is now associated with me-
! Nv ould you mind letting our readers into
! the secret of your methodist
We'll, young man, you surely have agood
| bit of assuran o to ask n man to give his bus
mess away to the public; but l won't disap-
| point you. | have treated over 10000 pa
/ tients. In common with many eminent ply
sicianS, | foi years made close study of the
ellie IS of the habits on the system and the
! organs which they most severely attack. DR..
Hall, Dr.. 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 destructively in the
kidneys and liver; in fact, finally destroyed
| them. 1t was then apparent that no cure
| could pe effected until those organs could be
rest)rel to health. We recently exhausted
| the entire range of medical scien g expert
! mentiug with al known remel es for these
| organs, and as the result of these close inve;-
! legations we all sub 'tantially agreed, though
following different lines of inquiry,
that the most reliable, scientific pref u
ration, was Warmers safe cure. This
was the second point in the discovery
Tne third was our own private form of treat
ment, which, of course, we do not divuls. to
tire pub il. Every case that we have treated
first with Warmers he 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 curel without using it. because the
| habit is nourishel and sustained in tle liver
AMI kidneys. The labt can be kept up in
mode alton, However if free o be also
| made, at the same time, of that great
remedy"
"Y,s, it is world famed and Justly ce.e-
| bratei specific! Like many other physicians
| used to deride the claims made for it, but [
know now for ia t that it is the worlds
| greatest blessing, having sovereign power
over hitherto incurable diseases of the
kidneys and liver, and when l have said
| that, young man, have said nearly every
| thing, for mos diseases originate ill., or are
aggravated by, a depraved condition of the
| kidneys"
81 eople do not realize this, because, sineu-
lar as it may seem, the kidneys may be in a
| very advanced stage of de composition, aud
We owing to the fact that there are but few
nerves of sensation in them tho subject will
not experience much pain therein On this
account tho sands of people die every year
of kidney disease unknowingly. They have
| SO called disorders of the head, of the heart
and lungs and stoma h. and treat them in
vain, fer the real cause Of their misery is de-
| ranged kidneys, and they were restored to
health the other disorders would soon dis
| appear
| DR.. Stei hens's experience, that can be con-
| tirmed by many Thousands whom he has
treated a Ids only more emphasis t, the eS-
perience of many hundreds of thousands all
| over the world, that the remedy LIE refers to
is without any dolLt the most b neiiceat
discovery ever given to humanity.
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