The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-02-26
TIL DRINK OR TIL DE-"
This Is What an lnebriate
Said--anG He Died.
Whs. =. the Drink slahit: can H. Cra,s-
ing~ he Betrayed" Let - see.

1t is needless to moraliZe on the dire
full effects of Intoxicating liquors when
used TO excess. Moralists have written
thousands of books thereon. philanthropy
lists have founded asylums and reform
atorics. physicians have labored and
e~xpostulated: wives and mothers have
pleaded t~earfully. yet the terrible fact
remains that the curse is more rampant
than ever. What is to be done: Legs
lation has proved %unavailing. So far as
il goes. law is right: but appetite can
not bc controlled by the statute book.
We must treat the drink habit intell'
gently and understandings and when we
claim that it is a disease and should he
treated as much. we believe we nave
come near the method by when the
problcm can be solved. ACCOMPLISHMENTS
and punishment, have proved futile. Let
us now Try reason and common sense.
Drunkenness is the outcome of Il
nervous disease. either acquired 81 in
heri,ed. The patient. in he great ma
iority of cases. is willing. nay. anxious To
he cured. His will power. however. has
become paralyzed. and he must have all
the aid obtainahle to renew the battle
for the recovery Of his manhood. and
maintain it successfully. Tie must taxi
something that viii carry the poisonous
and intiammatory matter out OF the sys
: tenn. aid digestion. and assist III making
: purc. rich blood. Such . help. together
| with diet. bathing and exercise. will ac-
comriisil the result aimed d. M. but
YOU say. where can such an All be found:
Where can ! secure something that VII
taxi, the poison from my system: There
I is but on. with acknowledged power t.
do this. You know its name: Warner
safe Cure. Tn" physicians Of IL. III
Warner u Co. Rochester. when apl'lie,
To. will give further information free "'
: charge. Ii is NOT necessary for the pa
: ten, to isolate himself from his famil.
or friends by going 10 a high priced so
called cure. thus adyertisin" himself a
incuiahle by other methods. and bring
inu public attention 10 his case and cor
responding shame to his friends. II"
q person of sensitive nature. such a cours'
= is almost as bad az death itself.
. Among the physicians who are out
spoken IN their recommendation 81 I'M
5, method of treatment is DIR. Il. y. 6unI
{ of NJ. IA West Eorty-seyenth stree
e. In a recent interview Dr. Gum express
r. ed his opinion in these words: Thing
'e out Of the ordinary usually cause ON
10 ment. 1t is not a common thing IL
;, physicians to endorse and cordially n
commend medicines other than thos
ne in the materia medica. History Is fu
of instances of scientists VINO have ei
I'd dorsed discoveries they believed to
:" valuable. and have been denounced t1
so doing. and yet these same disrovcrlt
:. are blessing the world today. ] hope
"a. have manhood and courage To he trt
To nv convictions. and that is why |
I'D openly and unhesitatingiy endorse Wa
re. ner's SAFE Cure as being the create
Of modern discoveries for the cure
" these disease which have bafiicd Il
. highest skill Of TIL. medical profession
!. Colonel Daniel Grosvenor. the chi
nut of the First Division Of the Comptroller
h. Office of the l.. :. Treasury. Washin
a ton. u. C.. says: Il have had an unus
opportunity TO watch the condition
public men. and the strains that pub
life brings. Many prominent mel brei
down suddenly. and while this may al
Tho be true of other walks in life. 1t see'
70 especially true of Washington. My G
er. p%erience has shown that one rene
er, has proven more beneficial for t
strains of life in the case Of public m
nat than any other known discovery. Th
remedy is Warmers Safe Cure. /
80 most remarkable instance of its po"
y is that of Mr.. J. Henderson Wilkins
the Unknown pension attorney. !
the restoration to health through its I
was simply marvellous. !. myself.
ing lieve in it implicitly.
"" We have briefly pointed out "A coul
which can be pursued quietly. system
me ically and successfully. and which
sci, leave to the intelligent reader to az
himself Of.
pu..ic y.nners "a Gore.