The sun., 1901-08-11
ANATURE CURlST'S REMEDIES
ALL DISEASES TREATED WITH
RAW VEGETABLES AND WATER.

DR.. Relnhsh Willing % stake IN oWu
Moncy On His Ability % Cure Co.
sumption In Ms Manner-Ne 49,
soning Allowed IN Feed -Odd Meeey.
While medical con ngresses are wrestling
with the problem Of tuberculosis . New
York doctor Is declaring that he thinks
no more OF curing consumption than he
docs Of managing a simple cold. He tells
The SuN that he will guarantee to cure
a person anlNced with pulmonary CON.
sumption. the patient to be chosen by the
newspapers and the progress Of the cure
TO be chronicled In their pages.
Il PREFER says the doctor, that the
case shall not be too far advanced and for
this reason: an advanced case would re.
quirc at least several months for q COM
plete cure to be effected. In that time
the public would lose interest. They would
forget all about IT, | will take a case not
very far advanced, but In which any regular
physicians chosen by the press shall dc.
clare the existence Of the bacillus Of tuber.
oulosis ] will guarantee to turn the case
6Ser to them in month Of two 90 far cured
that tho bacillus will have entirely disap-
i Will cure III euCCco8lOn, UiNtcr
the direction and the examination Of the
press, cases Of other so-called incurable
diseases; cancer. Bright's disease. diabetes
and 80 on
DR.. August F. Reinhold. who makes this
proposition, styles himself nature ourist.
A few months ago he got out prospectus
Of a National Health League which bore
this inscription ON its title page:
An opportunity to improve the health
Of the human race and chance Of earning
20 per cent. dividend per annum.'
In the prospectus the doctor advanced
the idea that the science Of healing should
be practised by the clergy. Evidently
tho doctor does not think that ministers
are an overworked class, for he recomp
mends that they fit up their church bass.
ments 80 that they can give the nature
cure there on weekdays. A the nature
cure demands liberal use Of water, Bap.
new departure.
The nature cure, a. practised by Dr..
Reinhold, has good many peculiar features.
Meat, milk and eggs are forbidden: except,
Of course. that children are permitted to
indulge In a milk diet. Vegetables. fruits.
nuts and grains are all that the nature
cure allows 6y way y OF diet sihs And these 5 %uis re
ways unseasoned. The doctor asserts
that ne takes a pure delight in nibbling
at a raw carrot. Raw potatoes, accord.
ing to the nature curist, taste like nuts
II sliced up with apples and tomatoes.
Not even salt Is permitted. DR.. Rein.
hold declares that humanity is, fairly
picked with salt Sugar Is equally un-
necessary to the nature cured palate. Spices
may stay In the Orient for all the doctor
cares. Tobacco and alcohol are shut out.
The doctor guarantees, In words. to
cure any case OF tuberculosis or almost
anything else When asked what his
guarantee amounts to, he said:
Il will put up 81 900 in the hands Of any
reputable person. The patient or his
friends can put up the same amount. II
I fail to cure him he gets my 81 600. II
| do cure him. get his 81 .0OO That's fair
isn't II 2"
The doctors Office 10 hung with religious
sentiments and at the head Of the stairs
there is the following declaration. In large
letters and gilt frame