Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1906-03-08

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tirely disappears. l would advise you
to give this method a trial, and believe
you will have perfectly satisfactory
results.
CLUB NOTES.
Ii d. +. F.. of St. Peter, Mimi, viii
write again, giving name and address
in full, | will cheerfully answer HIS
query.
Connecticut.-Dr. David H. ReeGer,
Laporte, Ind.-Dear Doctor: We take
this paper regularly, and | have al
ways been specially interested in your
department. Now | have come to
trouble you. | am an old woman, II
years, end have always been healthy
Last year | had a lump in my right
breast. There are so many cases of
cancer these days, that l felt that I
must do what would help me from
suffering and dying with a terrible
cancer. | went to a prominent sur
geon and had my breast examined.
DR.. X pronounced it cancer with
out doubt, and advised me to have tho
breast removed by a surgical opera
ton, the ooner the better for me.
In making plans when and where TO
have it done, | concluded to go to a
Massachusetts hospital. because it was
nearer my home. | also consulted an
other surgeon, who also said it was
cancer, and gave me the same advice
as DR.. x. | engaged him to perform
the operation at the Massachusetts
hospital on Decoration day. | went
through all the p~reliminaries and OPP
GRAFTON like a hero, and came cut of
everything nobly; did not even have
any sickness from taking the anes-
thetic. One of the hospital doctors
who gave me the anesthetic came in
my room TO see me, and told me there
were doubts about its being cancer
that they had sent it to a laboratory
to be analysed. 1t proved to be a cystic
growth. Now, was not that too bad
that such a mistake should have been
made? feet that it has cut short my
life ten years in taking away my Vi
tality, as | am weaker for it, and want
you to help me out by sending me
medicine to give me strength and adj
vice, if you think | need it. | feel
like changing DR.. Franklin's advice,
and say TO all surgeons: BE sure you
are right, then don't go ahead until
you try ether remedies"
have & simple cure for burns that
| have used for years. 1t may be OF
some benefit to some one if you see
fit to put it in the paper. 1t is tea
leaves. 1t is the best I ever used, and
it will prevent any blistering and
smarting, and seems to draw out the
fire and tougher the skin. | go to the
teapot and take the tea leaves that
have been stepped, or, if | do not have
them, take the dry tea and moisten
with hot water. Sincerely. Mrs. G. j.
I am sure that al! of my readers, as
well as myself, will heartily sympa-
thize with you. If you had only been
able to know the contents of my re-
ent lecture on breast cancer, all oil
the suffering might have been saved,
as well as the great expense of such
an operation. | know that hereafter
all who read of your experience will
write to the Home Health club for
the simple and practical treatmen;
which | give in the lecture referred
to before submitting to surgery. /
think, however, that you need not
despair, but follow UP the suggestions
which I give you in a private let.
ter. | thank you on behalf of my
readers for the helpful suggestion you
make for the home treatment of burns,
All readers of this publication arc
at liberty to inquire for any Informal
ton pertaining to the subject of health.
Address all communications to the
Home Health Club or DR.. David Fl.
Reeder, Laporte, Ind, with name and
address i'll full, and at least four cents
in postage.