Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-12-30

will be such an expression Of public
opinion In the election Of Aldermen az
will settle the matter very speedily
thereafter.
That 1t Ii clearly the will and EN-.
phatic demand Of the general public
that the long drawn out controversy
between the companies and the city be
brought speedily to close Ii evident.
~ quite apparent to the great major.
lty Of the City Council, u body the
members Of which Of late years ut any
rate manage to gauge pretty accurate.
~ the public temper, particularly the
Individual Aldermen In their respect.
i've balllwicks.
AZ for the work Of the Council Com.
Mittee on Transportation, that body ID
evidently working honestly to make
the best terms possible for the people
In the discussion Of the ordinance now
pending before II.
This ordinance Is In almost every re-.
spect reasonable. rational measure,
and satisfactory to the public at large.
or course there Is the usual talk
about q referendum In reference to II.
but II IL the belief Of many that should
tho people be thoroughly educated In
regard TO Its provisions between now
and next spring. II referendum would
result In Its adoption by the people.
Taken all In all the outlook II good
for u speedy settlement. something that
will deprive demagogues and gallery
players Of a valuable asset, for which
the great mass Of the population will
be dcvoutly thankful.
The Drug Habit aud It's Cure.
A true and real specific Tor the drug
habit b blessing to humanity.
Wnen we say true and real In this
connection, we use the qualifying
words advisedly. because there u per.
haps nothing else In the history Of
human ailments and medical treat.
ment that has been productive OF more
bogus and fake medicine than the
drug habit In it, various forms aud
phases.
That there 10 to be had relief and
cure from the torture and bondage Of
this unfortunate habit 10 something
that oil humanity should be thankful
for.
II has been fully demonstrated that
drunkenness, either from LIQUOR,
opium, morphine or cocaine habits. il
disease, for excessive use Of either
brings about drunkenness In some
form, and being a disease, should be
treated Ia such. and treated sc4entifi.
cally and understandingly. for we
have far too many sO-called "cures"
that have proven more fatal than the
disease. What we need Ia a cure that
cures and leaves the patient az strong
and vigorous in mind and body a. he
was before he became afflicted and
enables him to realize, like Richard,
that he "is himself AGAIN."
In this connection we regret to say
that the treatment of this habit has
too often fallen into inexperienced
hands, where the disease IL unknown
and the remedies employed useless or
worse.
Now a word In relation to the cure
Of the~e unfOrtunates-f0r,a as we said
In the beginning, there IL no longer
any question that the liquor or drug
habit IL a disease aud should be 30
treated. Reference IL had In this con-
nectiOn to the "R0uqil CURE" the justly
famous treatment specaalised BY the
NOrumbesa Company. SIG Dearborn
street, Chicago. where u anppAed the
only specific and harmless cure for
those addicted to the use Of whisky
or drugs Of every kind yet discovered.
four bottles Of ROuqil permanently
curing the worst cases. This treatment
is an antidOte and can be taken ut
home with tho came good results a.
though under q doctors oare. 1t leaves
the patient In perfect health, strength.
ened, both mentally and physically
The popularity Of THE new disc0vssy
y that u cures the worst casas OF thu
drug habit IN about twenty dayA WIN