Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-12-09


words advisedly, because there is 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 its various forms and
phases.
That there IL to be had relief and
cure from the torture and bondage Of
this unfortunate habit Is something
that all humanity should be thankful
for.
It has been fully demonstrated that
drunkenness, either from liquor,
opium, morphine or cocaine habits, is
a disease. for excessive use Of either
brings about drunkenness in some
form, and being a disease. should be
treated as such, and treated scientlh.
caily and undentaniingiy, for we
have far too many so.called "cures'
that have proven more fatal than the
disease. What we need 10 a cure that
cures and leaves the patient az strong
and vigorous In mind and body as he
was before he became afliicted and
enables him to realize, like Richard,
that he rs 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 Is unknown
and the remedies employed useless or
worse.
Now word In relation to the cure
of these unfortunates-for, as we said
I'm the beginning, there Is no longer
any question that the liquor or drug
habit Is a disease and should be so
treated. Reference Is had In this con.
nection to the "Rouqil Cure" the justly
famous treatment specialized by the
Norumbega Company, 3i5 Dearborn
street. Chicago, where is supplied the
only specific and harmless cure for
those addicted to the use Of whisky
or drugs Of every kind yet discovered,
four bottles Of Rough permanently
curing the worst cases. This treatment
Is an antidotc and can he taken ut
home with the same good results as
though under q Doctors care. 1t leaves
the patient In perfect health. strength.
encd, both mentally and physically.
The popularity Of this new discovery
Is that 1t cures the worst cases of the
drug habit In about twenty days, with.
out sickness or confinement. and the
worst cases of drunkenness In about
five days.
This treatment has stood the prac.
teal tests Of curing the most hopeless
cases, as the testimonials from those
cured by this treatment abundantly
prove. 1t IL infalliblc, safe and invlg'
Grating. This cure Is unsurpassed by
anything In the entire range Of med
ical science. At the Office Of the Nor
umbega Company, some wonderful
cures have been performed. and pa
tents are treated and cured 80 thor
Oughly that they never desire to return
to their old habits.
Ignorance can do as much harm
with liquor or drug remedies as 1t Cur
with mercury or arsenic. The NOrum
bega Company II an institution OF
high standing, that has been curing
drunkenness and the drug habit FOL
years, and can cure any case no mat
ter Of how long standing. or how mucl
used. Everyone Is given I'm uncOndl
tl0nnl guarantee, II the treatment ],
tnken as prescribed. Of positive cure
Instead Of being simply a specific. thi'
cure Ia general In character: II r.
moves the cause from which arises tn,
whisky and drug habit. 1t has cured
every case Of functional nerve disOr
der to which 1t has been applied. The
patient becomes now person under
this treatment. When discharged bis
head does not feel as II there was a
buzz saw In It; on the contrary. he ID
rcjuvenatcd and restored. physically
and mentally. ana his mind IL clear
and natural. no bad effects following.
This method Of treatment has brought
health, peace and happiness to pa.
tlents ever since its Introduction, and
has record OF positive cures not On.
joyed by any like remedy In the land.
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II Is easy to agree with Bishop
DOane that tho preacher who performs
tho marriage ceremony sometimes
must share responsibility for tho
quickly following divorce proceedings
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A servant who dressed like IN Eng
lIsh lord Is suspected OF robbery. \
man who dresses In that fool fashion
Is likely to be suspected Of anything
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"When was ID years old. and used
to buy family supplies for my mother
II took one dollar and twenty cents
on an average, to get the things thu,
now cost Il dollar. When ! was mar
rled. ten years ago, eighty cents had
this same purchasing power. Present
prices IRE thus about midway between
those OF the year when Garfield was
elected ana the latter part OF Cleve
lands second term" This was tn,
observation Of iO-yearOld household
or, who had been studying Il STANDARD
table OF index numbers. his own per
sOnal experience would not Ia wortl
quoting, since individual condition,
vary SO greatly, We're II not that 1t u
the average Americans experience. 1
statisticians may be trusted. TO &c
the index number for n particular year