Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-04-11

WORKOUT portions disengage, and their
place is taken bysnew material. This
is more noticeable with the skin than
other parts of the body, because there
is better opportunity to observe it.
Well, this being true, suppose that
certain particles do not: disengage, nor
become entirely dead, and are merely
pushed up by the new ones which take
their places: This process continues
until quite an eminence is formed.
This is wart. 1t is caused by the
particles which should die, and be dis
engaged, clinging tenacious1y to life
and their position. i
The thing which is necessary to re-
move them, then, regardless of their
particular kind of LOCATION, is to COM
plete their death, when they will dis
appear: How to accomplish this is
very simple and can be performed by
anyone. Any >wart can be removed
by applying any of the following rem
edies, as shall direct:
Take an old tooth brush, or some
thing of that kind, and apply Lugol's
solution of iodine to the crown of the
fwart, two or three times daily. This
will require about two weeks to re-
move the wart. It will disappear grad
ually, and you will hardly realize that
1t is going until it is gone.
Another equally merltorious remedy,
to be applied, just as the above, is
solution of concentrated acetic acid,
one part to five parts of water. Apply
until the wart is removed It requires
about the same length of time as the
Lugol's solution of iodine. ..- /
| Stick a needle through the wart anu
then heat one end Of the needle red
hot. The wart. turns white and dis
appears.
These remedies never fail to produce
the desired results, and am sure that
! club members will find them just what
they have been looking for, and will
not be disappointed by trial.
CLUB NOTES.
If Mrs. ]. G. Haney will write again
giving her name and address in full
will cheerfully answer her letter.
Minnesota.-Dr. David H. Reeder,
Laporte, Indiana. Dear Doctor: Hav-
ing been something of an invalid
have been able to derive great deal
of benefit from your lectures as we'll
as from contributary notes, which
are always interesting. You have
many times told us that you are
pleased to hear from those that have
been helped. I will therefore add my
little share. Just before your lecture
on night sweats appeared, became
greatly troubled in this way-your red
peppervinegar treatment was per-
feet success; when taken internally it
is also an aid to digestion. also tried
the turpentine treatment for catarrh,
and firmly believe If persisted In it
would cure this disease. It certainly
50 greatly improves the condition that
it we'll repays the trouble of using It,
have now abandoned the use of slim
ulants, and am able to handle three
square meals day. Again gratefully
thanking you for all of your good ad-
vice, I am, very truly yours, NJ. N.
wish to thank you for the sugges-
tons you have made and am glad to
give the Home Health club readers the
benefit of your experience.
+ All readers OF this publication are 1T
liberty to inquire for any Information
pertaining to the subject Of health. Ad-
dress all communications to H. H. C..
or DIR. D. H. Reeder Laporte, Ind, and
contain name and address and post
age.