Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-24

 the bone, so that in time the skin of the head may become as soft and fexi- ble as that of the face. When this is accomplished there will be no com plaint of falling hair. the practice of manipulating the scalp becomes an agreeable habit. which will prove very beneficial in its results, the itching will disappear along with the headache and hard-drawn feeling of the head. The hair assumes its natural glossy appear ance, and if it is now cared for prop erly 1t will remain as long as you do. Club Notes.
 Grasslake.-Dr. David H. Reeder. Laporte, Ind.--Dear Sir: We have long been readers of this paper and are much interested in yoar valuable health talks. I am writing to you now. asking your advice about our little girl a child between six and seven years of age, who has several times risen in her sleep and walked about the room. She is an active, healthy child. of cheerful. energetic disposition. playing and working very earnestly. We live quiet country life. She has never gone to school-spends her time playing with her brother and sisters, and occasionally helping me in | little ways about the house. Has never i had any illness. and is normal ill every way except for this tendency to rise in her sleep. We have three other chill dren. all of whom are healthy There is no trace of somnambulism on either l side of our family and we are totally at loss to account for this in our daugh l ter.
 First noticed it about six months ago and it has occurred some six or seven ] times since. She allows herself to be guided back to bed, still apparently asleep, and in the morning seems to have no recollection of what has oc- cured, though she has told me of dis dressing dreams, such as being lost, etc. Can you inform us as to the cause, and what course We should pursue, to check it, or if we can hope that she will out i grow it? Respectfully yours. G. s. L. l fully sympathize with your little i girl because I was afflicted in the same ; way myself when child. The trouble usually arises from indigestion, and you should see that she eats very light 1 supper, and that she eats nothing after about half-past five to six o'clock in the evening. Also be certain that there is plenty of fresh air in the room in which ! she sleeps, and that she does not have too much bed-clothing over her. A cold footbath every night just before retiring would do wonders in helping her. The immediate cause of the trou- ble is that the blood does not proper ly circulate, instead of going to the feet circulates too rapidly in the head. If the digestion was perfect, this condi- tion would not exist. think you would be wise to procure and have her use the vegetable remedy for that condition. You would find it described in pamphlet Ne.~2 and the formula has been fre- queutly given in Club Notes.~'.--
 De Kalb.-Dr David H. Reeder, La- porte. Ind.--Dear Sir: Will you, through this paper. kindly give formula for tonic for lady who a physician says is on the verge of nerv- ous prostration, brought on, partly at least. by poor condition of the blood.
 Second, can you recommend any course of treatment to retard growth of tumor (smalD situated in abdom- inai cavity? Very truly yours, II. l..
 First-She should procure the Cloth Bound Book of Lectures and carefully follow the method of treatment there in described, and she will soon be strong and we'll again. In addition to this, she should also have the vegetable remedy of which told you in my pri- vate letter, which would build her up generally and greatly aid in overcom- ing the condition, by increasing the power of digesting food, and building up the various glands of the body. She should then drink large quantities of fresh buttermilk daily. two or three quarts will not be too much, and take plenty of fresh air and outdoor exercise: avoid wdfry and overwOrk.
 Second-Electricity applied in the hands of skillful operator is the best method of not only retsrding but en- tirely curing the growth of tumors in the abdominal cavity. The tissue tab l lets discovered by Dr. Schuessler would 1 greatly aid you in overcoming the tron- ble. You should be able to procure them from your local druggist at nominal 1 cost
 All communications for the Home Health Club should be addressed to Dr. David H. Reeder. Laporte. Ind. and contain name and address in full and at least four cents in postage
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