The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-12-30

| cian ABOUT 10 uiSj All dppICdtiou VI
tobacco effected complete cure.
Again, al cases Of sore eyes, wheth-
er caused by injury or of disease, and
whether old cases or fresh ones, have
been cured. In some cases where
there was total blindness cure was
at once effected and the sight restored
perfectly.
In the third place, all wounds,
whether cuts, bruises or Commissions
have been easily cured. Sprains OF
the knee or aukie joints, where they
were swelled to double the natural
size, have been completely cured by a
single nights application. Old cases
where the patient had suffered for
months and years have been cured
In all cases where the remedy was
tried, buniOns and cOrns on the feet
have been cured even where in some
cases they were said to be forty years
old.
All cases of sore throat are cured,
whether caused by diptheria, scarlet
fever, Group or quinsy, In more than
one instance the patient was cured
when seemingly at the point OF death
and the case pronounced hopeless by
the attending physicians.
All bone felons have been cured
usually by a single nights application
of the tobacco.
/ have been informed of number
of cases in which the tobacco was ap-
piled as a remedy for hemorrholds,
and in every instance single nights
application is represented to have eff
fected cure. Ii tobacco should be
applied to a wound neither mortitica-
ton nor lockiaw would ever super
vene. In one case of lockjaw where
the surgeon had pronounced the case
hopeless, according to the statement
of q gentleman, a cure was effected by
the application of tobacco poultlce
to the stomach.
For cholera morbus, an application
of tobacco to the stomach gives relief
A senator told me that when suffering
from constipation most terribly he had
two physicians with him for four days
and nights. with no advantage from
their remedies, and when the pain be-
came 80 intolerable that he felt that
he would not get through the night,
remembering what 1 had told him
about tobacco, he caused it to be ap-
piled to his side and back, and in half
an hour he was relieved and immedi-
ately recovered.
Again, in a great many cases OF
neuralgia, whether the case was ac-
companied with inflammation or not,
have been cured by tobacco. In one
case the patient said his eye was so
much inhamed that it seemed about to
burst, and the application effected a
complete cure.
Physicians here tell me all cases of
orchiIis are cured by tobacco and usu-
ally in one night.
All kinds of sores on the feet can be
Immediately cured. Mr. Justice, the
county surveyor here, after suffering
for eight years with a very sore foot,
was completely cured by a single
nights application. In like manner
Mr.. Blair, who had lain In bed for
many weeks with foot so painful and
swollen that he could bear no cover
on it, was Immediately relieved. Many
cases similar to these have been men,
toned to me.
I will now refer to other classes of
cases which are supposed to be inter
nal or general to the system. Col. j.
III. Rumbough, the proprietor of the
large establishment at the Warm
Springs, about eight years ago had,
from overhead, partial sunstroke.
From that day, for three or four years,
he every day suffered with a dull
headache, which at times was very
painful. Last week, when at this
place, he told me that four years ago
when we met in Washington City, |
advised him TO put wet tobacco poul-
tice ON the back of his head, explain
ing, particularly, how it should be
used that he tried it on the night fol-
lowing, and ON the next day found
that the pain was gone, and that
though four years have been passed,
there has been no return OF the pain.
Many cases of rheumatism have also
been cured in this vicinity, some very
acute cases, while others were of long
standing. Also cases of gout, and
rheumatic govt, have BEEN invariably
relieved, and with no evil effect on
other parts of the system 1t has
been often stated that when govt was
relieved by wet cloths, OF some other
soothing applications, it has been
transferred to some other part of the
system, and in some instances attacked
the stomach or heart with fatal re-