Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-11-01

Ing according to the formula for max
inG tnfustons, the alcohol will not ~
necessary. q.
*s IN regard TO the condition Of your
husband, his age Is somewhat against
successful treatment, so also is tho
length Of time which his hip has been
disj0inted. But It is not an impossi-
bility tozovercome 1t, II he can secure
the services OF q thoroughly reliable
and skillful OsteOpath y...>
Monticello David H. Reeder:
LapOrte, Ind.<Dear Doctor: In last
weeks paper | noticed that reader
wanted remedy that would rid his
premises Of feas. II he will get PEN
nyroyal, the plant, and scatter where
they are, the fIeas will leave the house
and barn. II he. cannot get the plant,
dilute the oil with alcohol and sprinkle
1t" around. We used 1t in our house
q long time ago and we have not been
bothered since. i. ~ @~- =. ss.
Can also give p. D. e. q remedy for
whoOping cough which never fails to
relieve and will cure in few days IL
taken in time. It is as follows: Mix
one lemon, sliced, half pint whole flax
seed, two ounces of honey and one
quart OF water. Let this simmer, not
boil, for four hours. Strain when cool
and III less. than one pint, add ewater.
Dose: One tablespoonful four times
daily and also one after each coughing
spell. This is warranted to cure in
four days II given when the child first
whoops. I'cured my children and
grandchildren with this remedy. Sim
cerely yours, Mrs. s. NJ. p.
Pennyroyal is an excellent remedy
against almost all kinds of insect
pests, and think the pesky little fleas
will take the hint quite suddenly If the
suggestions are followed.
The remedy for whooping cough is
a safe one and we'll worth trying.
/. Another way Of: disposing1 Of fieas is
rather novel. It comes from one of
our Massachusetts, readers and is as
follows:
IF James J. will enclose himself in
fuzzy flannel he will find immense re-
lief. The tieas get their legs tangled
In the fuzzy material and are there to
stay. For clearing the barn OF them,
he should keep sheep"
Nebraska.-Dr. David H. Reeder, La
porte, Ind.-Dear Sir: I will enclose
80 cents in stamps, for which send
me the pamphlet series four. also
would like to ask you few questions.
I am 80 years of age, five feet four
inches high, weigh 163 pounds. Have
been married ten years and have three
children. / enjoy good health except
I think am too fat and will keep
getting fatter, as my mother is very
fieshy, but don't want to il there is
any help. Especially aoes the fat col
lect over the abdomen and stomach
and makes such an ugly figure.
have wonderful appetite. Do you
think I might eat too much? Trusting
have not taken too much OF your
valuable time, I remain, yours truly,
Mrs. r. E..
The probabilities are that you not
only eat too much, but that you do not
properly masticate your food. :. If you
will practice the method of harmless
home treatment for obesity or excess
sive fat, as described in pamphlet No.
1, Of the Home Health Club Lectures,
you can easily reduce yourself without
expense or starvation, to a normal
weight, and you will be stronger and
healthier than you have been for years
and will also feel much better.
All readers of this publication are at
liberty to inquire for any information
pertaining to-, the subject of health,
Address all COMMUNICATIONS to " the
Home Health Club or DR.. David H,
Reeder, Laporte, Ind. giving name and
address In full and at least four cents
! III postage.