The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1886-11-12

HOW TO CONTROL EFFECTUALLy ALL
SUCH HORRIBLE HABITS.

Cputtcis ab'Vdu uhu thc ittio ahAicoy
the people display in the conduct of
business affairs. "Men boast here"
he sail, "lhst they work for years
without day off; in Europe that
would be considered a crime"
Mr.. IL. IL Warner, who was present
at the time, said, "This is the first
summer in years that | have not spent
on the water. Been too busy.
"Then, ! suppose you have been ad-
vertising extensively z
Not at all. We have always here
tofore closed our labor oiatory during
July, August and Sept ember, 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."
"IIow do you account for this ?
"Tne increase has come from the
unicersal recognition Of the ercellence
of our preparations We have tten
nearly ten years before the public and
the sales are constantly increasing
while our newspaper advertising is con
Stontly diminishing Why, high scien-
titic ard medical authorities, now pub
licly 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
"IIave you evidence of this y
abundance Only few weeks ago
DR.. J. L. Stephens, of Lebanon, Ohio
a specialist for narcotic, ETC. habits told
me that q number of eminent scientific
medical men had been experimenting
for years, testing and analyzing all
known remedies for the kidneys and
liver, for, as you may be aware, the ex-
cessive use of all narcotics and stimn-
lants destroys those organs, and until
they can be restored to health the hab-
Its cannot be broken upl Among the
investigators were such men as j. M.
Hall, NJ d., President of the State
Board of Health of Iowa, and Alexan-
der Neil, M. d, Professor of Surgery
in the college of Physicians and Sur
geons and president of the Academy
of Medicine at Columbus, who after
exhaustive inquiry, reported that there
was no remedy known to schools or to
scientific inquiry equal 10 Warmers
safe cure y
"Are many persons addicted to the
use of deadly drugs 2"
"There are forty millions of people
in the world who use opium alone, ard
there are many hundreds of thousands
in this country who are victims OF NOR
phine, opium quinine and cocaine.
They think they have no such habit
about ,hem-so many people are un-
conscious victims of these habits. They
have pains and symptoms of what they
call malaria and other diseases, when
in reality it is the demand in the sys.
tenn for these terrible drugs, a demand
that is caused largely by physicians
prescriptions which contain so many
dangerous drugs, and strong spirits,
and one that must be answered or ST.
fenced in the kidneys and liver by
what DR.. Stephens says is the only kid
ney and liver specific. He also says
that moderate opirm and other drug
eaters, if they sustain the kidney and
liver vigor with that great remedy, can
keep up these habits IN moderation.
"Well does not this discovery give
you a new revelation of the power OF
safe cure p
mo, sir for years have tried to
convince the public that nearly all the
diseases Of the human system origi-
nate in some disorder of the kidneys
OF liver, and hence | have logically de-
clared that if our specific were used,
over ninety per cent. of these ailments
would disappear. The liver and kid
neys seem TO absorb these poisons from
the blood and become depraved and
diseased
"When .hese eminent authorities
thus publicly admit that there is no
remedy like ours to enable the kidneys
aud liver to throw off the frigbtful
effects of all deadly drugs and exces-
sive use of stimulauts it is an admission
of its power as great as any one could
desire for if through its influence
alone the opium, morphine, quinine
cocaine and liquor habits can be over
come, what higher testimonial Of its
specific power could be asked for?"
"You really believe then, Mr.. War
ner, that the majority Of diseases come
from kidney aud liver complaints
II do When you see person mop
ing and grovelipg about half dead and
half alive, year after year, you may
surely put him down as having somt
kidney and liver trouble.
''The other day | was talking witt
DR.. Fowler, the eminent oculist OF thi
city, who said that half the patient
who came to him for eye treatmen
were affect, d by advanced kidney dis
ease. Now many people wonder VIII.
in middle life their eye sight become
so pocr. A thorough course Of treat
ment with Warrers safe cure is wha
they need more than pair OF ey
glarses. The kidney poison in tn
blood always attacks the weakest par
Of the body; with some it affects th
eyes with others the head with 9th
trs the stomach or the lungs, or rheo
matte disorder follows and neuratgj,
tears them to pieces, or they lose tb
po,cers of taste, smell or become inpc
tent in other functions Of the body
What man would not give his all {
have the vigor OF youth at command
"The intelligent physician know
that these complaints are but symptom
they are not the disorder, and they al
symptoms not Of disease of the heaC
the eye or stomach, or of viriiity, nee
'ssaIily, but Of thekidney poison in tn
blood and they may prevail aud Ii
pain occur in the Kidneys"
1t is not strange that the enthusiasm
which Mr.. Warner displays in his al
probation of his own remedy, whic
restored lin to health when the docto
said he could rot liye six month
should become infectious aud that ii
entlre world should pay tribute to il
power For as Mr.. Warner says, tn
safes are constant y increasing, whi
the newspaper advertising is constan
ly diminishing. This speaks volum
in praise of the extraordinary merits
his preparations.