Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-03-12
mgp,LL AND MUD.
Ths ola War Horse Of Jaernsiism pis
oasrr. ths ylrtse of ssw
Medicinal variety,

Thrrr arc 0niy few III them left,
slnca Chas A Dana's death Joe Ne
Gil, shc Old Nar.h prHE uf thr Chicago
Tribune, l. the chief surviving representa-
hre 81 tho Ola school 81 vtrsle, aggressive
editorial stInta
To have mud thrown at them was part
% the profession al all times. but 10 nbd
health ID mnd Is rather modern inuovs
Won, Ihst il what doe Mrsliil has boon
doing Of late and he feels that u h OLD
ittshd Dana had found the same source 81
Vitality in time he might be abiding witb
mts,H
Mr. Mndill IL an investigator and when
Ihe stories of t1e miraculous Magnn.Alud
81 Indiana Mineral Springs began 10 spread
over She country, the great ufsior bcSalil
Interested and eventually decided 10 try
WIS Mysterious substance on his own rl1en'
matte Limits, and weigh its value He was
acumpanind by his private physician, pr
lorcs Sarkisian, young Armenian sei
Enlist Of high attachments. The great 81,
fior was mud.fnummiiipd daily for several
weeks and gained visibly in VIC Fht.strgngth
Md vitality Tho chief evidence OF bis ~,
operation was q series Of editorial slcuge-
ircmblc
The final rcenit Of the experiment Was
~ unqualified success. Joe Mcdil went
Jack 70 Chicago In September, and wrote
own hand Next, he sent his son-in. law.
q :, Mccormick, down for little OF the
mnd-treatmeHt. In November he went
Town again. and since the new bath house
completed he expects TO be regular
visitor four times q year, 80,
This mud treatment In which Alr. eienih
.onhd 10 much virtue. Is peculiar, yet log.
icai. After all, every form Of life springs
rom the earth, which Is the great destroy
and hssimilator of dead aud cBote mat
YER All life IL fed at tho breast OF Aiothet
Earth. Az the Indiana Mineral Springs y
tifnllittlenaturaI amphitheatre, lhe
saiopes buing grown with magpincent oah y.
AZ the foot OF the eonverging hills, pig
aithia spring gushes forth ut the rate ~
1900 barrels day and floods the SOIL
which consists OF rich, black porous ioan
,ea by tho deciduons foliage OF the ~, !.
rees. This peculiar soil saturated VIII
mineral salts for ages, Is as soluble y,
sugar, and being devoid Of clay ~ TO-
ssacky In the least. II is not, thereiore, =. y
ny sense related 70 the conventional nhu.
~ NE roadway, Of the Chicago street 81
70 the variety With clings to your heels
me mud Is applied to the patient on |.
~, the subject being entirely enclael y
s,e substance, stc imed TO aproper teinper
ature. IL then acis as a poultice, stilnu
lates The skin, superficial blood vessels nv
nerves, opens tho pores aud Initiates w.
M SoVa; dissolviDg all uric acid ueposi's
Ne.hing can be simpler or more ratiohai
Mr. Medill at the time Of his last visl
shared the benefits of the Magno- Mud Sur'
MI NTH several other shining lights ,ro to-,
bbnlcago His professional colleague, WI ~,
r renn Nixon, late OF the Inter-Ocean, nov
collector OF the Port OF Chicago IL ano.nu
ialn,didevotee. So IL Ex-Gov. John r. ~.
geld, which shows that mud Is more 70"
erful than politics, because 10 unites in
gsonmon purpose two men, who are, POM
"atiy not exactly bed-fcllows.
Patriot--The man who bleeds for tbs
oenefit Of his country.
bar--A place in a river or on shore
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