The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-24
TIL DRINK OR I'LL DIE. I"
This is What an Inobriate Said
and He Died.
What is the Drink Habit?-Cau Its
Cravings Be Destroyed2-Let Us See.

1t is needless to moralize on the dire
full ELECTS OF Intoxicating liquors when
used to excess. Moralsts have written
thousands OF hooks thereon; phil |
anthropists have founded asYIums and
reiormNtOriesi physiciOns have labored
and expostulNtedi wives and mothers
have pleaded tearfully, yet the terrible
fact remains that the cause is more ram
pant than ever, What is to be done?
Legislation has proved unavailing. So
far AS it goes, law is right; but appetite
cannot he controlled by the statute
book. We must treat the drink habit
intelligently and understandingly, and
when we claim that IL is disease and
should be treated as such, we believe We
have come near the method by which
the problem can be solved. Arguments,
threats and punishment have proved
futile. Letus nowtry reason and com.
mon sense,
Drunkenness Is the outcome Of
nervous disease, either acquired or in-
herited, The patient, iu the great ma
jority OF cases, is willing, nay, anxious,
to be cured. His will power, however,
has become paralyled, and he must
have all the aid obtRinable TO renew the
battle for the recovery Of his manhood,
and maintain it successfully de must
take something that will carry the
poisonous and inhammatory matter out
OF the system, aid digestion, aud assist
in making pure, rich blood. Such
help. together with diet, bathing and
exercise, will accomplish the result
aimed at. All! but you say, where can
such an aid be found? Where can | re-
cure something that will take the
poison from my systemP There is but
one with acknowledged power to do
this. You know its name: Warmers
Safe Cure. The physlcians OF II. II.
Warner & Co., Rochester, when applied
to, will give further information free OF
charge. 1t is not necessary for the
patient to isolate himself from his
family or friends by going to high
priced socalled cure, thus advertising
himself as incurable by other methods,
and bringing public attention to his
case and corresponding shame to his
friends. To person OF sensitive
nature such course is almost as bad
as death itslf.
Among the physicians who are out
spoken in their Recommendation OF this
method OF treatment is DIR. r. A. Gum,
OF No. 1874 West Forty-seyenth street.
In recent interview DR.. Gum ex-
pressed his opinion in these words:
Things out OF the ordinary usually
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thing Tor physicians 10 endorse and
cordially recommend medicines other
than those in the matera medica. His
tory is iull Of instances of scientists
who have endorsed discoveries they BIO.
lieved to be valuable, and have been
denounced for 80 doing, and yet these
came discoveries are blessing the world
to-day. hope / have the manhood
and courage to be true to my convic-
tons, and that is why so openly and
unhesitatingly endorse Warmers Safe
Cure as being the greatest OF modern
discoveries for the cure OF these dis.
eases which have baiflsd the highest
skill of the medical profession.
Colonel Daniel Grosvenor, the chief
OF the first division Of the comptroller's
office OF the United States treasury.
Washington, D. O.. says: ~ have had
an unusual opportunity to watch the
condition of public men, and the strains
that public life brings. Many promi-
nent men break down suddenly, and
while this may also betrue OF otherwalks
in lie, it seems specially true OF Wash
ington. My experience has shown that
one remedy has proven more beneficial
for the strains OF life in the case OF pub
lie men than any other known discov-
cry. That remedy is Warmers Safe
Cure. The most remarkable instance
OF its power is that of Mr. ]. Hender-
son wilkinson. the well known pension
attorney. His restoration to health
through its use was simply marvellous.
l, myself, believe in it implicitly"
We have briefly pointed out course
which can be pursued quietly, SYSTEM
aticQlly and successfully, and which we
leave to the intelligent reader to avail
himself Of
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