The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-08

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fepeai The operation frequently N until
Tho action N The MUSCLES N ihe beet and
iDos stimulates me circulation n the
blood and restores the ioct ~ = MATERIAL
warmth This treatment alone viii often
suffice
Astll more unpleasant evil. though
not q bad In ~ effects IN The general
health, !. The tendency io prpfuse per.
spirati0n NJ the feoi, causing 4 bad odor
This often amounts 10 apoaitiye disease.
and the frequent wAahlngs seem only 10
increase the trouble. Persons afflicted
with such feet aro blamed for uncleanli.
ness and suffer all the modification II
knowing that unpleasant odors arc At
trihnted 10 this cause, The effects Of
these calculations from the feet are also
very destructive on all kinds ~ leather,
and the shoe dealer Is blamed because
the leather In the best warranted shoes
IL % o cracked and rotten. The dealer
cannot well tell the customer that Il Il
the feet that are 10 blame and not the
leather, and 20 he tries 10 explain or
sends the shoes back 10 the manufac-
turer The odOr, however, remains with
the fe0t. For ordinary sweating Of the
feet frequent bathing will be all that Is
necessary, but in most cases when there
Is n particularly bad odor the cause will
be found IN microscopic organisms, and
the soles OF the feet will have the APP
pearance Of being scalded. The trouble
is generally worse in cold than In warm
weather. When low cut shoes can be
worn with or without oyergaiters, the
better opportunity for ventilation keeps
the feet in Il better condition. II il the
close fitting around the ankle of the
heavy leather worn in mems shoes, con.
filming the air and perspiration to the
shoe, that causes the trouble. Bathing
in alum water Is sometimes beneficial,
but when the organisms have developed
a weak solution of carbolic acid will be
eifectual in killing them. II Is best to
apply the acid after thoroughly washing
the feet, and n two per cent. solution OF
the acid mixed with glycerine will be ex-
cellent for this purpose. The feet
should also be rubbed with q coarse
towel TO restore the circulation Of the
blood 10 the surface Of the skin and
bring IL TO n natural, healthy condition.
The rubbing treatment is very good OF
itself without the acid, but IL will gen.
orally be found advisable to add the lat
tern y. Herdtd.