Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-02-14

The pain in my shoulder is very bad
just now. Sometimes it is so bad
that cannot do anything with my
right arm, and shoulder just gives out!
Have burning sensation in right side
and pains in my stomach and bowels
aad across the back. Am. also very
short of breath. If catch cold am
worse. Often have dull headache.
l must always take a physic or use in
lection for my bowels, which does not
do much good.
i. am a big eater and am almost
afraid to eat as much as l desire, but
l have to work hard, as we live on
farm, and always have plenty to do
| have catarrh in my head with drop.
ping of phlegm in the throat making
it necessary for me, to clear throat
often. l am afraid to take much med
icine for my trouble as I am afraid it
might be injurious
I am so anxious to hear from you,
hoping you can tell me what to do 50
I can get well and then l would be
the happiest person living, for have
suffered so long. I read every letter
that is published in the paper and cut
them out and save them. Thanking
you for any advice you may give,
am. Respectfully,-Mrs. P. S.
I am inclined to think that large
portion of your suffering is caused by
overeating. 1t is not SO much the
quantity of food as the assimilation
of what is eaten that gives one
strength to do a great deal of work
| 1t is evident that the various organs
OF elimination do not properly per-
form their duties and you are to
some extent poisoned by the waste
matter which should he promptly
eliminated. Continual dosing with ca
tnartics will in time reduce your
health to most miserable condition.
Adopt the Home Health club method
of eating as described in the Club
Book and SO frequently in these lee
lures, and you will find that less than
one-half the quantity will amply sat-
isfy your wants. while at the same
time you general health will greatly
increase.
For all the other troubles enumerat-
ed, carefully follow the directions CIV
en- in my private letter.
/ Freeport.-Dr. David H. Reeder, La
porte, 1nd.-Dear DR.. Reeder: Can
you make a suggestion for the relief
Of my poor old body? I suppose
must call it old-others do. But I
am almost through with it, and only
need to patch it up little here and
there. I shall soon leave it, I pre-
sumo, as I have occupied it nearly 80
years, and it has served me well-I
dislike to have it suffer while I re-
main in it. During these many years
myself and family have lived accord
ing to the teachings of good old DR..
Thompson and used only the herb
| remedies such as Nature gives us so
bountifully, and we were we'll and
happy. My husbands body died a few
years ago, but he is still living in the
higher life, where | expect to join
him. While serving him, my body
was strained and a severe pain in my
right side still remains, though not so
bad as at first. T describe it more
closely in separate letter. enjoy
your great work. It is good to see un-
selfish devotion to humanity. The re-
ward is always certain. I have read
, this paper since it was first published.
1t is good. Sincerely yours.-Mrs. S.
E. D.
The pains you have so we'll de-
scribed, may be, as the local doctor
t says, of rheumatic nature, but
! think they originate in a strain of the
muscles. Use the remedy which I
have written you for rheumatism and
neuralgia and in addition apply
thorough hot lamentations to all Of
the right side and spine. Allow. it to
remain on for 90 or 40 minutes and
after remaining. rub first with hot:
vinegar then follow that with thor
ough rubbing with warm olive oily
! after which cover with flannel and go
to bed. Next morning the pain will
be almost entirely gone, and anoth-
er treatment will probably complete
the cure. I wish to congratulate You
, upon your long. happy and useful life.
know that many will rise up and cali
a temporary dwelling place, and
wish that more could realize it. L
thank you for your kind words for me
: and for this paper.
All readers of this publication are at
liberty to inquire for any information
pertaining to the subject of health, at
any time Address all communications
10 the Home Health Club or DR.. David
III. Reeder, Laporte, Ind, with name
aud address in full and at least four
cents in postage.
Aged Pupils.
Wise men sit in Che learners seat
, ali their lives, and NJ one is too old
or too well-informed to go to school,.
says Youths Companion. In a Penn
sylvania Sunday school is class of
six men and women whose ages rum
from Is to "a. The teacher is mere
, infant, IS years old. His pupils are
; obedient to their teacher and he is
modestly respectful to his elders.
Worst Ever. ;:
Yes, indeed, he's the homeliest
man in public life to-day. Haven t.;
you ever seen him."
mo, but I've seen caricatures on
him."
20, they fatter him. You should
see him."-Catholic Standard and