The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-11-04
DANGEROUS DRUGS.
New to Control Enectusiiy All such Hor-
rible Habits.
Rochester ~ ~ Post-Erpresa


Rochester w. ~ Post-Erpress
A gentleman who has spent the summer
abroad said to our reporter that the thing that
impressed him most of all was tho NUMBER or
holidays one encounters abroad, and the little
anxiety the people display in the conduct or
business affairs. "Men boast here" he said,
@that they work for years without day on (;
in Europe that would be considered . CRIME I"
Mr.. IL H. Warner who was present at the
time, said: @Ihis il the first summer In years
that have not spent on the water. Been too
busy"
Then ! suppose you have been advertising
~Not at all. We have always heretofore
closed our laboratory during July, August
and September. but this summer We have kept
1t running day and night to supply the de-
mand, which has been three times greater
than ever before in our history at this sea-
son."
slow do you account for this?"
@Ihe increase has come from the universal
recognition Of the excellence Of our prepdra-
tons We have been nearly ten years before
the public, and the sales are constantly in
credSiag while our newspaper advertising IL
constantly diminishing. Why, high sclen-
tlfic and medical authorities now publicly
concede that our Warmers safe cure is the
only scientific specific for kidney and liver
diseases, and for all the many diseases caused
by them"
slave you evidence of this?"
@Abundance! Only a few weeks ago DIR. j.
l. stephens, of Lebanon, Ohio, specialist
for the cure OF narcotic, etc, habits told me
that number of eminent scientific medical
men had been experimenting for years, test
ing and Analysing all known remedies for the
kidneys and liver, for as you may be aware,
the excessive use of all narcotics and stlmu-
lants 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. NJ. Hall, NJ D., President Of
the State Board of Health of Iowa, aud Alex
ander Neil, NJ D. Professor of Surgery in the
College of Physicians and Surgeons, and
President of the Academy of Medicine at
Columbus, who, after exhaustive inquiry, re-
ported that there was no remedy known TO
schools or to scientific inquiry equal to War
ner's safe cure."
a. aAFs many persons addicted to the use of
"There are forty millions of people in the
world who use opium alone, and there are
many hundreds of thousands in this country
who are victims OF morphine, opium, quinne,
and cocaine They think they have no such
habit about them-so many people are uncon-
scious victims Of these habits. They have
pains and symptoms of what they call malaria
and other diseases, when in reality II Is the
demand IN the system for these terrible drugs,
demand that is caused largely by physicians
prescriptions which contain 80 many danger
Gus drugs and strong spirits, and one that
must be answered or silenced in the kidneys
and liver by what DIR. stephens says is the
only kidney and liver specific He also says
that moderate opium and other drug eaters, If
they sustain the kidney and liver vigor with
that great remedy, can keep up these habits III
moderation"
swell, does not this discovery give YOU
new revelation of the power of safe cureg"
mo, sir; for years have tried TO convince
the public that nearly all the diseases OF he
human system originate in some disorder o.
the kidneys or liver and hence / have logical
ly declared that if our specific were used over
ninety per cent of these ailments would dis
appear. The liver and kidneys seem TO absorb
these poisons from the blood and become de
PRAYED and diseased"
"When these eminent authorities thus pub
licly admit that there is no remedy like ours TO
enable the kidneys and liver to throw off the
frightful effects of all deadly drugs and ex-
cessive use of stimulants it is an admission of
Its power as great as any one could desire; for
if through its influence alone the opium, NOR
phine, quinine, cocaine, and liquor habits can
be overcome, what higher testimonial of its
specific power could be asked fory"
"You really believe, then, Mr.. Warner, that
the majority OF diseases come from kidney and
liver complaints?"
Il dol When you see person moping and
groveling about half dead and half alive, year
after year, YOU may surely put him down as
having some kidney and liver trouble.
"The other day was talking with DIR. Fow-
that half the patients who came TO him for
eye treatment were affected by advanced kid
ney disease. Now, many people wonder why,
in m ddle life, their eye-sight becomes 40
poor. A thorough course of treatment with
Warmers safe cure is what they need more
than pair of eyeglasses. The kidney poison
In the blood always attacks the weakest part
of the body; with some il affects the eyes,
with others the head; with others the stomach
or tho lungs, or rheumatic disorder follows
and neuralgia tears them to pieces, or they
lose the p0lDers Of taste, smell, or become i'm
potent iR other functions of the body. What
man would not give his all to have the vigor
of youth at commando"
Tho intelligent physician knows that these
complaints are but symptoms; they are not the
disorder, and they are symptoms not of dis
ease of the head, the eye, or stomach, or OF
yirility, necessarily, but or the kidney poison in
the blood, and they may prevail and no pain
occur in the kidneys"
1t is not strange that the enthusiasm which
Mr. Warner displays in his appreciation of his
own remedy, which restored him to health
when the doctors said he could not live six
months, should become infectious, and that
the entire world shoul1 pay tribute to Its
power. For, as Mr. Warner says, the sales
are constantly increasing, while the newspaper
advertising Is constantly dimin shing. This
speaks volumes in praise Of the extraordinary
merits of his preparations.
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