The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1895-04-13
WAS GOULD INSANE?
Financial Worry and Physical
ExertiOn Not the Great
est Destroyer of HUI
man Life.
For Humanity's Sake. After Thirty-six
Years of housekeeping Slavery, He
Tells How He Was Set Free.

Caldwell, N. j., March II, 1S95.-(Specal y
Since one of our prominent citizens suffered so
terribly from tobacco tremens. has made known
his frightful experience in behalf of humanity
the ladies here are making tobacco-using hus-
bands lives miserable with their entreaties to
at once quit using tobacco.
The written statement of S. j. Gould Is al
tracing widespread attention. When inter-
viewed tonight he said: II commenced using
tobacco at thirteen am now forty-n So for
thirty-six years l chewed, smoked, snuffed and
rubbed snuff. In the morning chewed before
l put my pants on. and for long time used
two ounces of chewing and eight ounces of smok-
ing day. Sometimes l had a chew in both
cheeks and pipe in my mouth at once Ten
years ago 1 quit drinking whisky. 1 tried to
stop tobacco time and again. but could not NY
nerves crayed nicotine and fed them till my
skin turned a tobacco-brown, cold. sticky pers-
piration oozed from my skin, and trickled down
my back at the least exertion or excitement MY
nerve yigor and my life was being slowly slapped,
made up my mind thar had 10 quit tobacco or
die. On October LIST stopped, and for three
days l suffered the fortunes of the damned On
the third day got SO bad that my partner ac-
cused me of being drunk. l said. No, have
quit tobacco For Gods sake, man. he said
offering me his tobacco box. take chew; you
Will go Wild, and / was wild. Tobacco was
forced into me and was taken home dazed l
saw dOub and my memory was beyond control,
but still knew how to chew and smoke, which
l did all day until towards night when my sys-
TEN got tOhacco-soaked again. The next morn
Ing l looked and felt as though had been
through long spell of sickness. / gave up in
despair, as ! thought that l could not cure nv
s,lf Now. for suffering humanity I'll tell what
saved my life. Providence evidently answered
my good wifes prayers and brought to her at
tention in our paper an article which read:
'Dtn't Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your fe
Away!'
what a sermon and warning IN these wordsl
just what was doing. It told about guaran
teed cure for the tobacco habit, called No-To-
Bac. l sent to Druggist Haser for box. With
out grain of faith spit out my tobacco cad
and put into my mouth a little tablet upon
which was stamped NO-To-Bac. | know il
sounds like a lie when / tell you that took
eight tablets the first day, seven the next. nve
the third day, and all the nerve-ereeping f. ell.
ing. restlessness and mental depression was
gons II was too good to be true. Ii seemed
like dream. That was month ago. Ii cost
me 81. and it is worth a thousand. gained ten
pounds in weight and lost all desire for tobacco
from The first day. sleep and eat well, and
have been benefited in more ways than l can
tell. No. the cure was no exception In my case.
know of ten people right here in Caldwell who
have bought No-TO-Bae from HaSler, and they
have been cured. Now that l realize what No
To-Bac has done for me and others. know why
II is that the makers Of this wonderful rem dy.