The Forrest City times., 1905-09-15

ditions mentioned are discussed in aap of the club books which do not have, let me know and I will procure it. Truly yours. K. k.
 How to enrich the blood and curs anemia by a simple home method is fully described in the Home Health. club lectures. In addition to the i'm struetions which 1 have sent you in private letter regarding the treatment for itching piles, you will also find ex- cellent instructions in the book on | constipation and piles of all kinds. Cambridge.-Dr. David H. Reeder, Laporte, Ind.-Dear Doctor: I would be greatly pleased and think benefit ed as well, to learn of your opinion of the enema as means of treating diseases and as remedy for ordinary constipation. Shall we use it or not. Our home doctors differ. I would also like to ask about the different forms and causes, especially the causes of urtiearia. We hear good deal of 1t during this hot weather
 Assuring you that your opinion will be highly appreciated and hoping to have it soon. l remain. D. S
 In some cases the enema Is quite nee essary and does vast amount of good As a general cure all l cannot reeom- mend 1t SO highly as some do. In some cases it is positively harmful Each case must be studied separately and treatment given according to the specific needs
 The enema. properly taken is better in the majority of cases than severe physie, but under proper living. neither is required
 Urticara, hives or netterash. t1 caused by stomach disorders and fre- quently follows very quickly after eat ing strawberries and some other acid fruits, shellfish. etc. especially lobsterx and crabs. Anyone who is subject t0 attacks should use great care in tho diet and should never eat late at night nor overload the stomach. Masticafe all food quite thoroughly and see that constipation does not at any time exist.
 Slater-Dr. David H. Reeder, La porte. Ind.-Dear Sir: Seeing your name in our paper. I wish to inquire about feas. We have them all over our house and barn. Can you suggest remedy? Respectfully. James J.
 l must confess that the destruetiov of fleas Is not in my line. do not remember of ever having been bitten by flea and for that reason. perhaps. have held no particular enmity toward the active little pests. Perhaps some of our readers who live where the fieas are plentiful can give the desired in- formation. It will be thankfully re- ceived by many
 Kankakee.-Dr David II. Reeder. Ia- porte, Ind.-Dear Doctor: I would like to know the cause of taking cold as often as two or three times a week. Will get up in the morning and have q bad cold in the head and nose will run for three or four hours and then it gradually leaves me again Am also troubled with headache and sick stom- ach Sometimes vomit nothing but bit ter gall and it makes me very sick ana weak. It generally lasts only one day at time. Will be very thankful for any information you may give. Yours 1 truly. Mrs. L. r.
 The condition which you call a cold. which you take two or three times Der week, is an acute catarrhal dificulty. or what some would call hay fever. It can be cured in nearly all cases by the use of the tissue elements advocated by Dr. Schuessler, of which I have so often spoken in club notes. The tissue elements will also relieve the head aches and sick spells.
 Gall Stones.-I have a request for . lecture upon the subject Of gall stones. It is an interesting subject and I win comply with the request, giving a full description of safe and practical method of home treatment. in the near future.
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