Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-01-10

subject Of erysipelas in your articles.
My mother@is troubled with it in one
leg. would be very thankful for
your I good advice. Respectfully
E. J. l.. = IS.
I wil1be very glad to discuss the sub
ject Of crysipelas in the near future
A lecture was given on the subject
year or so ago, but many new sub
scribers will appreciate another.
Oklahoma David H. Reeder,
Laporte, Ind.-Dear Doctor: am an
interested and enthusiastic reader Of
the Home Health club, and as want
others to receive the benefit, am send
ing you large list Of names of those
who are in need Of your good instruc-
tions, and I hope all of them may join
the club.
In the hope that some poor sufferer
maye be benefited, gladly send the
following formulas for the cure of can
Ger of the nose and the other was on
the forehead: Take fresh hogs lard.
and put in skillet to melt. Add to this
the clean bark from the roots of COM
mon sumak, as much as the lard will
take up. Bring slowly to a boil, and
keep boiling until your judgment tells
you the juice is extracted. Strain out
the liquid while hot, and when cool
It is ready for use. Apply on a cloth.
three or four times daily. Before ap-
plying always wash the sore with
soapy water and dry we'll. For eczema:
Rub finger on white Russian soap and
apply to the spots affected. This treat
ment has proven very effective for me.
Use once or twice daily. Wishing yo1
success, am, yours truly, s. c. W.
I am always glad to see people sum.
GENTLY interested as to want to help 9TH
ers. It shows they have caught the
true spirit of the Home Health club, and
I trust many others will follow the ex-
ample of S. c. w. AS to the virtue Of the
cancer cure I cannot say, but it is safe
home remedy, costs but little and is
worth trying.
Oregon.-Dr. D. H. Reeder, Laporte.
Indiana
Dear Sir: We have long been subscrib-
ers to this paper, and I have been
much interested in the Home Health
club, and also much benefited by fol-
lowing your advice. l am now writ
ing you at the request of one of my
| neighbOrs who wishes to know the
! cause of a cold spot across the small
of the back. 1t is of long standing
| and causes great discomfort The party
wears heavy pad across the back all
the time. His age is so. If you can
give cause and suggest remedy, it will
be thankfully received
I would also like to ask if the tissue
remedies you advise would be good for
a case of catarrh OF 80 or 40 years.
! standing. Also if they can be pro-
cured from our home drug stores.
Thanking you in advance, 1 remain.
Yours sincerely, A. u.
In regard to your neighbor, the diff
ficulty in all probability comes from
defective circulation, although it may
be due to an injury to the spine. 1t
would be wise for him to have a
thorough and careful examination
make by skillful osteopath. An ex-
cellent treatment for him would be
to sponge the entire back with warm
vinegar, and then apply a thorough
hot fermentation, allowing it to re-
main for three-quarcers of an hour,
and after removing, rub the entire
back thoroughly with warm olive oil.
The use of the tissue remedies re-
ferred to when combined with the
Home Health club methods of home
treatment for the cure of catarrh, will
nearly always effect cure, in any
case, no matter of how long standing.
I regret to state, however, that few
druggists keep these tissue remedies
in tablet form.
Readers of this publication arc at
liberty to inquire for any information
pertaining to the subject of health. ADJ
dress all communications to the Home
Health Club, or DR.. David H. Reeder,
Laporte, Ind, and give name and ad-
dress in full, with at least four cents
in postage.
| Demoralized.
A southern congressman, at Atlantic
City, told one of his friends that he was
going home somewhat demoralized.