Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-07-24
TRANSFERS.
Reported by G. E. Vasaly, register OF
deeds, official abstracter.

hopOit0u NY ~. T. VdSdIy, register OI
deeds, official abstracter. -
G. A. L1ndbergh and w to Ida
belong, 12 NV and lot 9-130-29,
$4,000.
Water Power Co. to A. P. Wastrom,
lot 5, block IL W, P. add No. l, $3.50
Ida belong and hus to J. K. Martin
1-2 w of Sc 6-129-29, $1,000
kiewel Brewing company to Henry
Pertler, lot %, blk 1, Morrill,, 2nd add
L. F., $500.
Mary Neuman to A. E. Macho, II
1-2 lot /, blk 8, Church add to Pierz
1926.
ABB. Nichols and W to W. J. Cole,
W IA II IA, 1-j31 80, $3.50.
Probate Court (estate Christiana
RandallD to Louis G. Randall, lots II
and u, 6-131 80, Final Decree.
Chas. Chandler and w to Mrs. F. P.
Fox, n12 Sc IA and IA SELF sec 2,
and NV Of ne 1113031, $4,000.
S. johnson as ex estate Gus Manner.
to hus J. Sholine, ne Of sw and Il Of Sc,
14121-31, $1,000.
NJ c. Larson and W to F. Lasetzki,
lot 6, Flensburg, 800.
n. P. Ry Co to John Wenker he Of
NV ss3-130-30, S191.16.
- F. w. Lucas and w to c.. R. Neuman
wiz Of Sc and sw Of ne, 4-130-31,.
$500 d..
NJ. Hanson and w to Jacob Olson,
mig he, 19-4O-1, $1,000.
NJ. Lokewitsch and Wy to VIM.
Hoheisel, e1-2 NV NV and Wig ne NV
and s1-2 NV, 1S-41-29, $500
United States to ". H. Marshall,
Wig sw and ne sw, 6-41-3O, patent
G. H. Enke and w to W. H. K.
Meyer, lots Is and Is sw bdw Miss
add, $4,000.
THE CROTON- OIL FAD.
The Biwab1k Times for May 29th
gives a detailed account Of the death
Of N'alford Peterson, who died from
blood poisoning resulting from the
croton oil treatment of healer john
Till. The man had been hopelessly
paralyzed, but in all probability would
have lived for some years had he rot
taken the Till treatment as the i'm
mediate cause of his death was evil
IDENTIFY infection from the application
Of the irritant to his back. He suf-
fered intensely after the first applica-
ton of the plaster of croton-oil sub.
stance was made.
Judging from other reports of cases
that have come in from time to time
the victims of the Till treatment are
increasing. Several deaths have been
reported, due directly or indirectly to
this unclean method Of treatment.
The fad has evidently become popu-
lar in Wisconsin, as it is reported that
a regular graduated physician from
Chicago has either been employed to
take healer Tlu's place or set up an
establishment of his own in another
town of Wisconsin north of Somerset.
The same clinic is being established
by another man who evidently sees
enumeration in the application Of this
plaster method.
At one OF the so-called sanitariums
in Minneapolis this back application
method is employed for the cure of
tuberculosis and chronic rheumatism.
Fortunately for some of the victims,
he officers Of the alleged institutio n
have been under surveillance and will,
undoubtedly, be brought before the
grand jury for indictment. -
It is fair to assume that some pa
tients are benefited by this and other
/ 1O1 LILO VI NNSNAOAVAAS AON1CI11 pE[4CCAAO
at least, temporary cures have been
reported, just as wonderful cures are
reported from other cults in the heal
ing.art through their effect upon the
emotional or mental state of the
sufferer. .. {
It is impossible to suppose that these
methods Of quackery can be sup.
pressed. They have gone on through
the ages and doubtless will continue
until the people are better educated a.
: to what is scientific and what unset
entitc. It is only necessary to cal
attention to the authorities to furnish
an inspiration to the county officials
and to secure sufficient proof to de-
monstrate the harm which comes from
these quack practices. If the people
are once aroused to the situation al
these methods can be stamped out, or
at least, so far suppressed that they
shall. no longer be dangerous to thu
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