The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, November 4, 1885, Page 2

j i@ | i fi i a a SP EES few re THE DEVIL'S OWN DRUG. & Mecicine that con Change a Saint into a Scoundrel —- a t e of orless er sa Republ po y r frernoon. ‘With this fluid,’” s t would say Assisss a | ould take t man vr women in the wt Louis ni, atter a ¢ sent eaching not ov him or her into a base and wretched. own drug.” *-What is it?’’ asked th “It is cocaine, the ne cit of which the pers have had so much to say lately. It 15 a good thing in its wav, but it is such an wally bad th.ng at the e time never been ot city that it were better it had discovered. This drug sent one the very best ph ot St. Louis into an insane asylum, and at was with difficnity that he was snatched back from utter madness and restored to his tamily and to his usefulness. Fortunately that restor- ation lete, although the gentleman passed through ence which he will never forget, was comy an exper- id a shudder now when which makes | e speaks or writes about an anws “T thought cocaime was hetic.’”” okt 15- ton won’t hurt you. It continued ot your tongue. Tt takes the end treatment to bring out the phycholog- “ ‘ ¢ phenomena.’ The doctor put httle of cocaine on the reporter’s It had a pecniiar odor and tongue. a taste entirely unlike anything which previously ex- while a of rthe partof the the same tongue had perienced, sensation ov numbness came Then with a needie The stell organ touched. the tongue was pricked. could be telt entering, but there was | a time the sensation **That no pain. After passed away altogether. its use,”” a local anethetic, and in operations on the eye, or other mucus mem- brane is exposed. And so tar mat goes the alkaloid was a great discovery. there. It exerts a as MOST VILLAINOUS EF SECT on the mind, especially lowering the moral tone, and making anyone who acquires the cocaine habit simply a scoundrel. I can’t speak too bitterly ot it, because [ am tresn from a case where its evil ettects have been man- | 3tested at their worst.’’ “And was cocaine alone to blame?’’ “Tt was. The case I mean to | bring before the Medical society very Here let me put aarop ot } is | continued the doctor, **it is | But is has not stopped ; : 7 S = : ! BHTERS : : a. “pum ea AM. Cee y <6nt WANTED RELIABLE SALESMEN travel and sell tothe trade our staple and —— Cigars, x Tobacco. Cigarettei, Pip Salary or Com sense reside. T ~ i unscientihc way of putt | | cocaine is been give cter DIRECT CONNECTING: I between mind and n | put it to you any more strongly 1 1 th h a bottle nic svringe i iD osoas, “Rough on outs,” ture fironly for Th | harr td | Wherever knc has effects in cases insanity ”” j TROCHES, ibe. 1QUID, 2 “Tt has. Cocame is valuable. | rre Wonderful Success in Con- But 1f vou will read what Doctor j Bauduy writes in the last number of | | the St. Louis Medical Record you | will discover that there is nothing} too strong tor him te s in | 5 7 ; Me ;ROUGILTON 1tTCH, . bation of the abuse of thisdrug. He e = = } Cures humors, eruptions, ringworm, tetter, | describes its effects as a base en salt rhume, frosted feet, chilblains. Sec. jars. slavement ot the mind. He describes | E. S. WELLS, Jersey City, N.J.,U.S.A. | the phenomena as tending to selfish t Indeed Send 10 cents postage, and we will mail you free a | ness and morbid erimir A GIFT he advises that in cases where it is royal, valuable, sample box 5 mae : of goods that will put you ary to administer cocaine the in the way of making more money at once, than anything else in America Both sexes of all ages can live at home and work in sparetime, or ali the times Capital not re- | 5 patient should never be permitted to | find out what has been given, for he | guired. We will start you. Immense pay sure describes the cocaine habit as one | St those whe start at once. Sixsox & Co-, easy to torm, awfu! in effect, and eee D) R IZE Send six cents Al M4 Mustor postage, and receive free, a costly box of goods which difficult to cure.’’ | ‘**What isthe cocaine made trom ?’’ Ir is the lord of the coca will help all, of either sex, to more_mon- leaves, which are tound in South | ve right away than anything else in the | “ & = 3 es 2 it the ‘workers ab- nerica. beheve ti votanic | world. Fortunes awai Ke Americ Hi chiesc Dotanic | i outely sure. At once addresss True & }Mame ot the plant is Eryturoxvlon | Co., Augusta, Maine, 1yr* |coca. The best leaves are found EES Se i a n presents given Peru and Bolivia, growing on the $20 ), OOO Send us 5c. postage, edd by mail you will get free a Its effects have package ot goods of large value, that will sl pes of the Andes. shortly, as soon as it is possible t 1 mie Cl I | long been known to the Indians and | fran you in work that Pe Sea bring ; mpiete report, A young / the travelers of the Andes. Chew- | vou in money taster than anvthing else Jady of 18, who has lately completed | j ! : iu America. All about the $200.0co in irs Ai el moat P. ing a handtul ot the leaves entirely presents with each box. Agents wanted some ime ago, through } takes away alt teeling ot hunger and | evarywhere, ot rither sex, of ges, tor trouble which it is not necessary to | fatigue, no matter how long one meee | Sl ee Heber ierntosbat which <houia } =? ios . for us at their own homes. Fortunes for . a should not have | have beea without tood. You must] all workers absolutely assured. Don’t ‘ad any effect upon her general} not cortound the coca leaves with | delay. H- Harcerr & Co.. Eomland: Maine- — became exceedingly depress- | the cocoanut. The ervythroxyvlon SE ed in her spirits. There was a0 | coca also called vpadu by the Indians WIN? money than at anything mental allienation—no insanity—you | is a relation ot the passion Hower 5 ; BG eee See she x m2 eas — - * oss est selling book out. Beginners succee understand. Vhat was clear. Af | rather than that ot e palm. It is] grandiv.ggNone fail. Terms fre ter a time, finding that matters were | queer, however. t Pa icmeares Ht BSS i Beesec worst “and that there was | dc cocoanut was tabled1a be a | éanger of mental disease, I began! measure as potent a drag as this co Shenff iz > : : > i nsing cocaine in the case. I admin- jcaine is. You see no jand was|_ BY yirtue and authority of a general execution is : ae : issued from the office clerk of of the circuit stered it hypodermically, and the | known where the cocoanut grew, and | gourtof Bates counts, Missouri. returnable at | cee the November term, ins, of said court, to m effect was magical. All the clouds jall that Europe knew of them was | directed in favor of e Merchants and Farmers cleared away and the girl was as | oright and as happy as she had ever | deen. Indeed her good spirits were almost riotous at times. After a ume this wore off and the old mel- ancholy returned. came with good results and this! treatment continued for some time. i was very cautious, and as I was | exceedingly interested in the it closel the grave I again gave co case I, - Soon I had reason tor apprehension. i gave up the cocaine altogether; The girl became morose and intense- elfish. At times her language was simply frightful. Her habits became bad and the closest watch became necessary to prevent some scandalous escapade which she daily threarened. I called in another doc- tor, and g by his experience, 2gh search of Concealed im one watched a we made a most thoro the girl’s room. an occasional nut picked up at sea in have % E i é interest and claim of said defend- the currents about tne Maidive is- | antof, in and to the following described real lands. They were thought to be | ‘St? situated in Bates county, Missouri, to- a = 2 st Z wit sea fruit. The Emperor Rudolph The southwest quarter section No. six (6), in II. offered 2,000 florins tor one ne ey or anme yo, tise without being able buy it, so rand the west half of the | hiehly da gaan : i thwest quarter of the southeast quarter of j Pighly was its reputed medical qual- | section fourteen (14) ownship forty-one (41) | ities esteemed and are was the of range thirty-three (33), I will on specimen. It would be « gooa thing H Friday, November 13, 1835, tt coche wake t | be he hours of 90"clock in the forenoon oa aeesineniee ee It has al- } and ock in the afternoon of that day, at eady done more harm meght here | the east front door of the court house in t so z } atler, Bates county, M : . in St. Lous than w be un | orso much thereof as | done.’"—St. Louis Re; j lic vendu dae js y said exe Bank of ee Ohio, and against J. > levied and’ seized upon all the A Captain's Fort Capt. 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