Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-19
DANGEROUS DRUGS.

DANGEROUS DRUGS.
Row to Control Ensetueny All suck Horribl. Hab.
Rochester N. Y. Post Express.
A gentleman who has spent the sum
mer abroad, said to our reporter,
that the thing that impressed him
most OF all was the number Of holt
days one encounters abroad and the
little anxiety the people display in
the conduct of business affairs. "Men
boast here" he said, that they work
for years without a day off; in Europe
that would be considered g. crime"
Mr.. H. II. Warner, who was pres
emit at the time, said, 5'This is the
first summer in years that / have not
spent on the water. Been too busy"
'"rhen suppose you have been ad-
vertising extensively"
"Not at all. We have always here
tofore closed our laboratory during
July, August and September. but this
summer we have kept it running day
and night to supply the demand, which
has been three times greater than ever
before in our history at this season."
"How do you account for this?"
"The increase has come from the
universal recognition OF the excellence
of our preparations. We have been
nearly ten years before the public and
the sales are constantly increasing
while our newspaper advertising is
constantly diminishing. Why, high
scientific and medical authorities,
now publicly concede that our Warn
er's safe cure is the only scientific spe-
cifc for kidney and liver diseases and
for all the many diseases caused by
them"
"Have you evidence of this7''
"Abundance!" Only q few weeks ago
DR.. J. l.. Stephens, OF Lebanon, Ohio,
aspecialist for the cure ofnarcotic, ETC.,
habits told me that a number of emf
nent scientific medical men had been ex-
perimenting for years, testing and ana
Lying all known remedies tor the kid
neys and liver, fol, as you may be aware,
the excessive use of all narcotics and
stinaulants destroys those organs and
until they can be restored to health the
habits cannot be Broken up! Among
the investigators were such men as j.
M. Hall, M. d., president of the State
Board of Health of iowa, and Alexan.
der Neil, NJ. D., professor of Surgery in
the college'ot Physicians and Surgeons
and president Uf the Academy Of Medi-
cine at Columbus, who, after exhaust
I've inquiry reported that there was NO
remedy known to .schools or to scien~
tito inquiry equal to Warmers safe
'cHre!'
"Are marry persons addicted to the
use of the deadly drugs?"
"There are forty millions Of people
sn'the world who use opium alone,
and there are many hundreds oftkoE-
sands in this country who are vic
jTtims of morphine, opium, quinine sed
'coeane. 'Mhey think they have no
such habit<about them-so many peo-
fple are unconscious victims OF these
habits. They have pains and synsp-
toms of ,what~ they call malaris ,n,1d
'other diseases, when in reality 1T is
the demand lin the system for taese
:terrible dDugs,:a demand that IS ceus-
ed largely by physicians prescriptions
(which contain SO many dangerous
drugs, and strong spirits, and ore'tshat
must be answered or silenced an the
fskidneys and liver by what DR.. Ste.
kphens says is the only kidney and liv.
Fer.speciic. He also says that mcder.
ate opiurn and other drug eaters, il
they SUSTAIN the kidney and liver Wig
|or with that great remedy, canHeel
t~p these habits in moderation"
"Well does not this discovery give
kycu a new revelation of the power O.
Esafe cure?"
'tNo, sir;ifor years l have tried tc
Fconvince the public that nearly all the
tGfiseases ofsthe human SYSTEM torigi
E,nate in some disorder of the kidney CT
shver, and hence have logically de
Eclared that if our specific We're fused
over ninety4per cent. of these ailments
h'would disappear. The liver AND kid
neys seem to absorb these poFso,n
tuem the blood and become depc;ayei
E,and diseased"
""When these eminent authorities
Tins publicly, admit that there as mt
treE1edy like ours to enable the kidneys
Eaand liver to throw off the frightasll Ell
fleets Of all deadly drugs aud EXCESSIVE
use of stimulantsit is an admission
oEits power as great as any one ooult
desire; for If through its infuene'
alone the opium, III orphine, qua11ine
eoaa ME ard liauor habits can bea,wer
come, what higher testimonial Gf it,
+speciiic powervcohld be asked fora'''
: .A*You really believe then. Mr.. Warn
! At,of hor ~ Il
ifroa, kidney azd liver complaintsg'
/ '"Hno! WhetAe you see a person mop
ling and groveliag about, half dead Hnt
jhalfsa'ive, year latter year, you nafe!!
pesurely put him Sown~as having som
;;Ilzidney and liver. trouble
1 1.-THE other dafyt was talking Will
yHlr. lHiGwler, the eminent ocuiist of thi
b.city, 'Sssao said that half the patient
who come to him for eye treatmen;
were: affected by advanced kidney dis
lease. Now many people wonder VIII,
liz middle life thaic eye sightsbecome
ss poor. A thonaEgh coursetof treat
laent with MANNERS safe cure il
wkat:they need more than a. pail
Of EYE glasses. Eae kidney poison
i'm the shlood always ATTACKS tn
weakest. part OF the ibody; WITH som'
it affects the eyes; with others thu
heaaS; with Others the, stomach or tn,
LUNGS, or rheumatic disorder fellow.
and neuralgia tears d5hem to pieses, o.
they aosestke powers ct taste, smell o.
become inapotent in ,ather function!
of the bodg. What man would not
give his allsto have the wigor of yautf
at cornmanE?"
"rhe intelligent physician knows
that tllese complaints are but symp
toms; they ere not the disorder, aac
they are sNnlpt oms not of disease a
the head the eye or stomach, or a