The Arizona champion., 1886-12-04
THE COCAINE HABIT.
The Worst Slavery kuown--New 1svsia-
 tions of Power.
Cineinnati Times.!Sta,

cal world exclaimed "tbank heaven I"
 But useful as it is, it is also dangerous especially when its use is perverted from the deadening of pain for surgical opera tions to the stimulation and destruction of the human body. Its first effects are soothing and captivating, but the thrall. dom is the most horrible slavery known |, to humanity.
 J. L. Stephens, M. D., of Lebanon, O., was interviewed by our reporter yester- conversation she doctor said: "The CO., | caine habit is thousand times worse than the morphine and opium habits, and you would be astonished," he said, ''if you knew how frightfully the habit is increasing"
 "What are its effects?"
 "1t is the worst constitution wYccker ever known. It ruins the liver and kid neys in half year, and when this work is done the strongest constitution soon succumbs."
 Do you know of Dr. Underhill'u case i here in Cincinnati ?"
 "That leading physician who became victim of the cocaine habit? Yes. His case was very sad one, but the habit can be cured. l have rescued many man from worse condition"
 "What, worse than Dr. Underhil'sn n "Indeed, sir, far so. Justin Fl. Hall, A. M., M. D., president of the State Board of Health of Iowa, and famed practitioner, and Alexander Neil, M. D., professor of surgery in the Coirm bus Medical College, and president of the Academy of Medicine, d man widely known, Rev. w. P. Clancey, of Indian apolis, Ind, from personal cxrerience in opium eating, etc, cau tell you of the kind of success our form oi trcatmen, wins. and so can II. C. Wil2on, f,rmsriy Of Cincinnati, who is now associated with me"
 "Would you mind letting our readers into the secret of your lne.hodI?"
 Well, younI man, you aGrcly have a good bit of assurance to ask man to give his business away Co the public; but I won't wholly di-anpoint you. i have treated over 2O,o0) pa'ients. Tn common with many eminent physicians, for years made q close s,uly of the ei- fects Of the habits on the system and the organs which they moot severely attack. Dr. Hall, Dr. Neil and MT Wilson, whom I have mentioned, and hundreds of others equally as expert, made many similar experiments on their own behalf. We ea"h !ound that these drugs worked most das,ructiyely in the kidneys and liver; in fact, final y destroyed them. lt vas .hen ap- parent that no cure co'ii be effected until those organs could he restored to health. We recently eIhIuste,. tho en- tire r2nga Ol mrd'ral cc;"Hrn. exrer!. menting with a.l known reGlt,ii-s fur thess organ7, and as tiio ras1i. of these close investigations We all sibs' a;isliy agreed, through following di;fe rent lines oi inquiry, iiat tre most reliable scion tific preparation was Wirn4r'S safe cue. This was the second point in 'he discov- cry. The third wd5 our u~l private form of treatment, which. of colr.e, VIC do not divuiga to the public. Every ca.e that We have treated frat Nith Warmers saio cure, then with olr cw!i private treat;Dcnt, and followed un again wi;h Warncr'S safe cur, for few wecka, has been successful. These ha i,s cant be cured wjtiioIt using it, because the habit is nourisacd sustained an,i in inc liver and kidneys. The hnLit can Ia kept up in mo l.: at,nr. horcvrr. it fire fy- that great remedy"
 "Yes, it is world faroed gnd ivs'iy celebrated specific. Lik" rpAny othe. physicians, I used to deriie the claims made for it. hut know nov for fact that it is the worlds Qrratr,: blessing. having sovereign power over hitherto in- curable diseases of the kijnsys ant liver, and wEcn have said ti;at, young man, l have said nearly ever, thing, for most diseases originate in, or are aFgra- vated by, q depraycd colli;ion U; thy kidneys"
 "PcOp!e do not realize tli;s. hecs1f4, singular as 1t may seem the ki,i,tye may be in very advanced stare nt ie- and yet, owing tn thc l.c; that there are bu; a few nerves of .cnsa, tion in them, the subject will nGt expert ence much pain therein. On this account thousands of people die every year of kidney disease Lnknowin .iy. They have so-cal; ed disorders Ui tue head, oi the heart and lungs and stomach, and treat them in vain, for the real canse oi their misery is deranged kiinevs, and if they were restored to health the other disorders would soon dissppear."
 Dr. Stephens experience, that can he confirmed by many thou~and> whom he has treated, adds oaly more ao ,.h..Nis to the experience of many hundreds of thousands all over the world. tnS. ths remedy he refers to is aithoul any doubt the most benafceat discovers ever given to humanity.