Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-07-07
MORRELL COLUMN.
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WE find il Is a little peculiar that many Of the
w men who are afflicted with the disease OF
alcoholism are fully persuaded that they can
leave off IL they are mind to. To prove ms as
sprtion they will sometimes 20 for months ana
not touch a drop. But soon or late the tlnle
comes when their disease gets the better OF them
and down they go again
WE have heard somewhere that Wine is a
w mocker. and strong drink " raging anu
whose is deceived thereby is not wise. IL ls
true that the quOr habit or rather liquor disease
is a deceitful thing and conquers by decelVlhB
one woman said Il presume that my husband .
will tell YOU that he has left of for good. Inat
what he always T. lis me, after he has had time
of drinking, for he really thinks he VIII never
drink"
CT SUPPOSE If anybody needs the Liquor
Cure do. said a man the other day aItl
added My last spree cost me SO. and l San
afford TO drink f. r have family. don drink
ali the time but spree it Sometimes we hnd
men who seem to get the idea that Il costs more
to BIZ sober than It does 10 drink Neighbor Mette
can tell them to the contrary for he says ~
makes from 50 to Sil week difference with me
since stopped drinking. tell you the man That
dom drink is rich.
A LETTER from Leominster, Mass, says,
"A Several hard drinkers here, took the cure
more than a year ago and not one has gone BACK
to drink, and they all say that they nave no Ie-
sire for drink at all L." We hope that those who
don't want to stop drinking but desire to keep right
along in the road they are going, viii remember
II they don't want to be cured we will let them
alone as soon as we learn the facts about them.
WHAT we want is to get hold of the men who
w do desire to be entirely free from the habit
of drinking and the disease that comes from
drinking The disease Is known as Alcoholism. y
One man described his feelings by saying, 4 felt
as though as was all throat, and that throat
was all the time crying More, More We cure
such men so that they have no more desire for
drink than you who never drank a drop. More
than that drink is as nauseatng to them a
rotten egg would be to you or any one else.
~ OF a very delicate way Of putting it to be
~ sure, but perhaps the better remembered
because of the way in which we have stated It.
Our aim is to reach your hearts and place before
you from week TO week this matter Of the Nor
rell Cure" in its true light. and though sometimes
we may say things in homely way our desire
Will ever be to catch your eye, your thought,
your heart
WE are in this work with great desire TO do
w good to those who need help along this
line, and however any who read what say may
differ from us. yet trust may at least win
a corner of your hearts, and please let 1t lie the
warm corner. ' the one that excuses mistakes,
and forgives follirs. Much occasion there will be
for such excuse and forgiveness.
4 BOVE all. remember that we have estab-
"A lished "a life saving station and kindly in
yite Oh to help us rescue those tossed on the
waves Of temptation and sin, 50 soon to be dashed
on the rocky reefs Of despair and destruction
unless save them. \ sure cure warranted or
no pay. Less cost than IN other cures No lost
time. Can you remember those three sentences!
Please try to do So
M0RRELL LIQUOR CURE
Per u. l.. GRIGGs. Agent,
Office, Bank Block, BrattlebOrO.