The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-02
DANGEROUS DRUGS.
How to Coatrol Ensetually all Such Horri-
BILE Habits,

HOeAeiier, N. T., Post. E1grEG
A gentleman who has spent the sur
mer abroad, said to our reporter, that Il
thing that impressed him most Of all WI
the number Of holidays one enCounts
abroad and the little anxiety the peopI
display in the conduct Of business affair
"Men boast here" he said, that the
work for years without 8 day of; in FL
rope that would be considered crime,
Mr., Il, Il. Warner, who was present I
the time, said; "This Is the first summe
in years that l have not spent upon Ii
water. Been too busy"
"Ihen, l suppose you have been advaE
tising exteusiyelyY
mot at all. We have always hereto
fore closed our lsborstorylduring july, Ar
gust and September, but this summer "
have kept II running day and night
supply the demand, which has been thre
times greater than ever before in our hil
tory at this season."
"How do you account for thisP"
"The increase has come from the unireI
sal nec0gnitiOn Of the ercslleEce Of our pTcOdI
atiOns. We have been nearly ten year
before the public and the sales are con
SANITY Increasing while our newspaper sd
yertiaeing Is constantly dimiHishiag, Why
high Eclenti6c and medical authorities
now publicly coucede that our Warner
safe cure i4 the only Acientiic specific To-
kidney and liver diseases and for all thu
many diseases caused by them"
"IIaye you evidence Of thlsW
"AbuudRpCs Only q few weeks age
Dr., j, l.. Stephens, OF Lsbanon, o., q
specialist for the cure OF narcotic, etc.,
habits, told me that o number Of eminent
scientific medical men had been expert
mentiug for years, testing and analysing
all known remedies for the kidneys and
liver, for, Rs you may be aware, the excss,
sive use Of oil narcotics and stimulants de,
stroys these organs, and until they can bs
restored to health the habits CSnuot be
broken up, Among the investigators
we're such men as J. NJ. Hall, NJ, D.,
President OF the State Board OF Health oil
Iowa, and Alexander Neil, NJ. D., PROBES.
sor Of Surgery in the College Of Physi.
clans and Surgeons and President Of the
Academy OF Medicine al Columbus, who,
alter exhaustive inquiry, reported that
there was no remedy known to schools or
to scientific inquiry equal to Warmers
safe cure"
"Are many persons addicted to the use
Of deadly drugs2"
"There are forty millions Of people In
the world who use opium a,one, and
thore are many hundreds Of thousands In
this country who are victims oil morphine,
OPIUM, quiniue and cocaine. They
think they have no such habit about
them-so many people are unconscious
victims OF these habits. They have pains
and symptoms OF what they call malaria
and other diseases, when In reality 1t Is
the demand in che system for these terri
BILE drugs, a demand that Ia caused large.
ly by physicians prescriptions which
contain so many dangerous drugs, and
strong spirits, and one that must be an.
swered or silenced in the kidneys and
liver by what DR.. Stephens says Is the
only kidney and liver specific, He also
says that moderate opium aud other drug
eaters, II they sustain the kidney and
liver viSor with that great remedy. can
keep up these habits in moderation"
"Weil does not this discovery give you a
new revelation oil the power OF safe cure 2"
mo, sir; for years have tried TO con-
vince tho public that nearly all the dis
easeg OF the human sy6tem originate ia
some disorder OF the kidneys or liver, and
hence l have logically declared that II our
specific were used, over ninety per cant. OF
these ailments would disappeGr. The
liver and kidneys seem to absorb these
poiaons from the blood and become de-
PRAYED and disesged,"
"When these eminent authorities thus
publicly admit that there is no remedy
like ours to enable the kidneys and liver
to throw oil the frIghliul eheCts OF all
deadly drugs and excessive us9 OF stimu-
lants 1t Is an admission OF its power "a
great as any one could desire; for II
through its Influence alone the opium,
morphine, quinine, cocaine and liquor
habits can b. overcome, what higher ties.
timonial OF It's specific power could be
asked for.
"You really believe then, Mr.. Warner.
that the ma GRITTY OF diseases come from
kidney and liver complaintsP"
VI dol When you sac a person moping
aud graVellpg about, hall dead and half
alive, year alter year, you may surely put
him down as having some kidney and
liver trouble"
1.-THE other day was talking with DR..
Fowler, the eminent ocullst Of this city,
who said that half tho patiOntG who came
TO him for eye treatment were affected by
advanced kidney disease. How many
people wonder why In middle life their
eye sight becomes 30 poor a thorough
course Of treatment With Warmers safe
cure Ia what they need mora than q pair
OF eye glasses. The kidney poiaqn In the
blood always attacks tho weakest part OF
the hodyl with some It affects the eyes
With others the head; with others the
stomach or the lungs, or rheumatic dis
order follows the neuralgia tears them to
pieces, or they LOSE the powers Of taste
smell or hecome impotent In Other
funCtions Of the body. What man would
not give his all to have tbs vlgor Of youtt
at commando
"The Intelligent physician knows thai
tAeae complaints are hut Bymptomsi theI
are not the disorder, and they are Bymp
toms not Of disease OF the head, the eyl
or stomach, or OF viriliLy, necessarily, Blu
Of the kidney poison in the blood and the,
may prevail and no pain occur In the kid
pey,p
II 10 not strange that the enthusiasm
which Mr.. Warner displays In his appre
citation Of his own remedy, which restored
him TO health when the doctors said b
could MT live elk months, should boOomt
infectious and that the entire world SHOULD
pay tribute TO itS power. For as Mi
Warner says, the sales are constantly In
oreasing, whilO the newspaper advertising
Ia constantly diminishing. This speak
volumes in praise Of the extraordinsr
merits Of his preparations,
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