Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-12-04

f..l AMI not allowed m { yer. and that
uuW the fever patient is permitted all the
r,li water ir w,sh's. and milk Is recon
m"1i"i ~, ~ f'"i par excellence And
INV Ntt iron now. " hen An ola -. I'atl"nt,
.,',rue irr'' whatever caus, c,n>ullS h>
tb, q. ma. u. tl-i thing To- lie done Will l."
%, t'-,u,r liz 'n'
WI du Nuu accomplish this 10y Diet
nIuir
"un. uc gi,e simple constitutional
,rn-l, .bi, not only ha>;"n> the reduction.
lat 49,, O.. a., the dangers AMI d.>r"mf"rts "i
tli-.t W'.p have tri-i the BantlnG system on
~. 900. m,nl AMI thu 'anti-fnt medicines on
to- o,hsr
"lh.. r,luri, D. YOUR -"r"' ?
'pf ,,u.-,. Int mot a patent
els nn' thi- -"u.,'hing hk" quackeryF
'N,p likely, hut do ynu know that
,tun "a uj.s ho,n.ar a very cheap epIthct;
tia, l.o.u.- AMI Hammond are at swords
l4unl tina the New York Academy of Mcdi-
,iur o. .Ii into factions fighting like cats
tnl dog. a. t. lat constitutes 'Iuack,
nni TINT - venerable president, DIR. Fordyce
Baik-r. cniur near t+ing expelled recently
uli n q hhi O." ~ 'lNa'h'iN
"tl~I Tor vuu. And you will go on
,lnn .1tinr ui-sity from the fashionable
rittl.~ - Nrw York;
"Nu' altogether: I have male discovery
Il FAR m"rc Importance than that. have
found from the start that too much flesh or
to- iittlc flesh originated in impaired di-
.t-lion. 7" ..et clear OF the adpose had To
Lao lot Lao of
tniuahir Wy well; accident threw i'll my
way lr- v man suffering from cancer in
tie hi,u.i 'hnt h'r physician had resolved to
remove thr u y q surgical operation. She vas
tidcring. and II such i'll health that the pro
ur,,l uI-lai,nn missed death todd her
Itlu.i.,ltt ( ,lli t.. lugh treatment. 50 re-
,tur, Ter !, uyia hcalih that she could bear
the ,Loch She consented | not only re-
=, rel her general health, but, IL my sur
pri~'. I saw the cancer disappear"
III, len Barnard Densmore." | interrupted,
IL YOU claim Ia possess a cancer cure | am
done with YOU don't believe in your flesh
elimination
"Stopa second, she said; 1.-THE cancer disap-
pcare,i. md the doctor said that he had been
t liliNlhh'Ii w hiN thdt ~ w as "a tu-
NOR. evidently, and not a cancer. accepted
that. although he would have. but for me,
called in his surgeon and killed his patient.
Perhaps hc was right in the end, although so
grossly wrong in the beginning, but it started
mc In the way Of investigation"
II have now poor woman who has been
/ examined by the most eminent professor of
D. -. u,
/ that of cancer past cure. She is getting bet
ter. and II | am not grossly deceived, will
lr cured"
lis your medicine so powerful, them
NO. IL is not; but accompanied by the
treatment II seems to be effective. Excuse
me, here is one of my patients.
\ stunning turnout lad dashed up to the
door, AMI from it emerged middle aged
woman carving n mountain load of furs a nd
vclvcts AMI flesh.
II il not ~ long since that Hawthorne, in
his book On English life, spoke Of the tend
cncy Ia flesh the people Of England are now
Troubled with, especially the women, who
were stately and Tresentable rs girls and Of
fensivc at middle age from their 'besity. He
/ kihi tlf ~ v vi " stStti NoiilA Iiuut
Rome howl. This was then supposed to be
IN violent contrast to our own land; now we
have the beefy exhibit as well as the Bulls.
was entertained by the husband-Dr
Icnsmorc--a regular practitioner, a gradu
nte ~ the New York University Medical
College, while the patient within was being
treated lie is n quiet, thoughtful sort OF
no. 70 ,1c mt
prisssl nj the current in which he found him
sclf floating on to fortune. 1t was odd to
80 n regular practitioner engaged in such
irregular business a curing any one, but q
great discovery and an indomitable will
cnrricl him through
Speaking of the medicated Sylphied pro
cess for female reduction reminds me Of
Fanny Davcnprt-who nightly kills Fedora
not, as the author intended, in the last, but, a.
the audience discovers to its dismay, in the
first acts a noted specimen of successful
elimination Of lovely flesh Some two year.
since | saw Fanny, and recognized the un
pleasant fact that her adipose was overtak
ing her beauty. Last night she caromed on
the upholstery Of Fedora human, handsome
and linble to he loved. This she has &C
complishcd without impairing her health
and that il the wonder of it.
Clara Louise Kellogg, who would be a grea'
prima donna had she u little knowledge o.
acting and a voice, does not try the climinat
ing process, although she is mountainous il
her adipose.
But, do you know, that while this dread
disease Of fat is fatal TO an actress, as it wa:
10 Crozctte, prima donna may get as un
wieldly as she Pleases 50 long as her voice re
mains, DOM PIATT.