Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-25
TILL DRINK OR I'LL DIE."
This Is What an Inebriate Said
And BE Died.
what II the Drink Habit Can Its Cravings
he Destroyed. Let Us See.

1t is needless TO uoraxe on the direful effects
Of intoxicating liquors when used TO excess. Nor
alists have written thousands of books thereon:
pbianthropists have founded ssylums and reforma-
tories; physicians have labored and expostulated;
wives and mothers have pleaded tearfuy, yet the
terrible fact remains that the curse Ii more RAM
pant than ever. What IL TO be done7 Legislation
hss proved lnavsiling. So far a. It goee, law Ia
right; but appetite cannot be controlled by the
statute book. We must treat the drink habit in
telngentiy and understandingiy, and when we
claim that II Is disease and should be treated a.
such, we believe We have come near the method by
which the problem can be solved Arguments.
threats and punisnment have proved futile. Let
us now try reason and common sense.
Drunkenness 10 the outcome Of nervous disease,
either acquired or inherited. The patient, in a
great majority Of cases, 10 willing, nay. anxious, to
be cured BIS win power, however. has become
parayZed. and he must have all the aid obtainable
10 renew the battle for the recovery OF his man
hood and maintain II successfully. He must take
matter ont aA Of n. aid digestion
and ASSIST In making pure, rioh blood. Such q
help, together with Diet, bathing and exer-
but you say, where can such an aid be found'
where can ! secure something that VIII take the
poison from my system There u but one with
name: Warmers Safe Cure. The physicians Of y.
II. Warner Co., Rochester, when applied to, will
give lurtnef information free Of chArge- IL u not
necessary for the patient TO isolate himself from
called cure. thus advertising himself Is lncursble
oy other methods and bringing public attention To
his case and corresponding shame 10 his friends
To person OF sensitive nature such Q course u
almost Is bad as death itself.
Among the ply sicizns who are outspoken In their
recommendston OF this method OF treatment IL
DIR. K A Gum Of No. ia West nth street In q
recent interview Dr.. Gum expressed his opinion
In these words: "Thiugs out of the ordinary
canse comment IL IL not . common thing for
ply sctAns 10 indofse and cordially recommend med
icfnes other than those in the materia medca- His
tori b fun OF instances OF scientists who have in
dorsed discoveries they believed TO be valuable
and have been denounced for 20 doing and yet
these same discoveries are blessing the world to
day. i hope j have the manhood and COURAGE
60 be true TO my convictions, ana that n why 90
openly and unhesitafingiy indorse Warmers Ssfe
Cure - being the greatest Of Ill discoveries for the
OF these diseases which have banned the hiah.
est skill Of the medical profession"
Col Daniel Groevenor, the chief Of the frst d.
vision OF the comp1oers once Of the U. s. Treas
ury, Washington. D. c., says: 81 have had an nm
usual opportunity to watch the condition Of public
men and the strains that public life brings. Many
prominent men break down suddenly, and while
specially true Of Washington. nv experience ~
shown that one remedy has proven more beneficial
for the strains Of life In the case Of publfe man
than any other known discovery. Thai remedy ID
Warmers Safe Cure. The most remark Able iussance
OF Its power 10 that Of J. Henderson Wilkinson IN
health through It's use was simply marvellous /
myself. believe in n implicitly"
We have briefly pointed out . courss which car
be pursued quietly, systematically and guccessfuIly
and which sc issse - he inselligonS reader &
avail htDsoIf o.