The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-15
T'LL DRINK OR ELL DE-
This Is What an Inebriate
Said and he Died.
What Is TIE Drink Habit Can It's
Cravings Be Destroyed?
Let Us See.

II Is needless TO moraliZe on the dlreful effects
OF intoxicating liquors when used 10 excess.
Moralists have written thousands OF books
thereon; phllanthropsis have founded asylums
and efcrmatories; physicians have labored and
expostulated; wives and mothers have pleaded
tearfuy, yet the terrible fact remains that the
curse is more rampant than ever What Is to be
done? Legislation has proved unavaling SO
far as 1t goes, law Is right; but appetite cannot
be controlled by the statute book. We must
treat the drink habit intelligently aud under
standingly, and when we claim that it is q dis
ease and should be treated such we believe
we have come near the method by which the
problem can be solved. Arguments. threats and
punishment have proved futile. Let us now try
reason and commOn-sens
Drunkenness is the outcome of a nervous dis
ease. either acquired or Inherited. The patient,
In the great majority OF cases, is wllling-nay,
anxious to be cured. His VIII power. however,
has become paraly Zed, and he must have all the
aid obtanabie 10 renew the battle for the re-
eOvery OF his manhood. and maintain iJ success
fully. He must take something that Will carry
the poisonous aud inilammatory matter out of
the system, aid digestion and assist In making
pure. rich blood. Such help, together with
diet, bathing and exercise. viii accomplish the
result aimed at. Ali but YOU say, where can
such aid be found? Where can l secure
something that will take the poison from my
system? There Is out one with acknowledged
power 70 do this. You know its name-WarneI's
Safe Cure. The physicians OF II. h. Warner 4
Co, Rochester, when applied TO, will give fur
tner information free OF charge Ii is not neces-
saIy for The patient 10 Isolate himself from his
family or friends by going IN bgh-priced So
called cure, thus advertising himself Incur
able by other methods. and bringing public at
teniion TO his case and corresponding shame TO
| his friends. To person OF sensitive nature
such course Is almost as bad death Itself.
Among the physicians who Outspoken In
| their recommendation OF this method of treat
| ment is Dr.. Il. A. Gum OF 124 West Forty
! seventh street. In cent Interview Dr. Gum
Il cod Ia hos HI
| out OF the ordinary usually cause comment.
| 1t Is not a common thing for physicians TO in
dorse and cordially recommend medicines
other than those In The materla mrdiea. His
tory Is full OF instances OF scientists who have
Endorsed discoveries they believed to be valu
able, aud have been denounced for so doing, and
yet these same discoveries are blessing the
world to- day. l hope l have the manhood aud
courage 10 be true 10 my convictions, and that
is why | so openly aud unhesltatlngy lndOrse
Warmers Safe Cure being Inc greatest of
modern discoveries for tbs cure o: these diseases
which have baffied the highest skill OF The
medical profession"
Colonel Daniel Giosvenor the Chief of the
First Division of the Comptfoller's Office OF the
United States Treasury, Washington, ID. c..
SAYS: al have bad an UNUSUAL opportunity TO
watch the condition OF public men, anu the
strains that public life brings Many prominent
men break down suddenly, and While this may
also be true OF other walks In life, 1t seems
specially true Of Washington My experience
has shown that one remedy has proven more
beneficial for The strains OF life In the case OF
public men than any other known discovery.
That remedy Is Wa rnefs Sale Cure. The most
remarkable instance OF lis power Is that or Mir.
j. Henderson Wilkinson, the well'known pen
sion attorney. His restoration TO health through
its use was simply marvellous. i, myself, believe
IN ii implicitly"
We have briefly pointed out a course which
can be pursued quietly systematically aBa sac
cessiuily, and which We leave TO the intelligent
reader to avail himself Of.