The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-05

The most certain method ever adopt
ed for the cure of the Great White
Plaugue." is through the diet used as
per directions given below which can
be taken at home and comes within the
reach of the poor as we'll as the rich.
The modus operandi is to force the
body TO take on lat desideratum long
felt by the medical profession but new
err before attained TO.
During the last fifteen years | have
stances where directions have beer
followed strictly ii has raised the
weight and increased the strength and
vitality of the patient rapidly up to d
normal condition. thus enabling nature
to assert her sovereign right to be the
dominating force in the body and the
germs causing consumption have been
overcome and the cure accomplished.
Some have gained pound a day and
would gradually take on less until they
would not increase in weight more.
The all important thing is to drink
large quantities of milk strippings Uhe
very last of the milking, which is all
cream when a proper COW is selected,
This seems so simple and easy that
| many have refused to follow directions
and demand medicines to cure them:
but there has not yet been discovered
any medicine that is a specific for
consumption.
To get best results a healthy COW
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cough and one that gives very rich
milk. A Jersey COW is preferable. The
milk should always be tested. to be
sure that there is a large per cent OF
cream in it,
The last quart should be MIXED into
separate dish which rests in a larger
vessel containing warm water just suf
ficient to prevent the strippings from
cooling below blood heat. The COW
should be thoroughly cleaned to pre-
vent any dirt getting into the milk sc
the patient can blow back the frotf
and drink at once without straininl
as this cools it too much.
Begin by drinking nearly a pint In
the morning and the same at night ant
increase the quantity gradually SO thai
in 10 or II days full quart will bt
taken Immediately after milking before
| it has had time to cool any. Al
should be taken that can be without
too much discomfort and then rest :
or 3 minutes and drink more and res
again, and so on until a full quart ha.
been taken as soon as it can be conven
iently. In about fifteen minutes thu
patient should eat at the table such ar
ticles of food as are known to agre'
with the stomach. At noon eat a.
usual.
When the strippings are not allowed
to cool below blood heat and taken i'm
mediately after it is milked full quar-
will be transfused into the circulation
in a remarkably short time.
| | have never seen a case but coult
take the strippings without any dis
comfort worth mentioning when abov'
directions were followed strictly. al
though some have declared they coult
not before trying it: but when they de
layed taking for half an hour and tn
milk had cooled ten degrees / hav'
seen half a pint make them very sick
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in taking it Immediately after milkinl
and not allowing it to cool below be
low blood heat. taking a full quar-
morning and evening and having mill
hat is very rich.
The following is typical case, Mrs
A. E.. was suddenly startled to find he
weight was forty POUNDS below normal
She was coughing terribly and soon ha'
very profuse hemorrhage from tn
lungs that came near taking her life
| at once began the use Of the mill
strippiugs after hemOrrhaee was stoT
ped ard in a few days. about ten OF
fifteen, she had gained nearly a poun
a day and was soon able to get out O
bed and go around the house. Sh
gained quite rapidly and as her weigh
and strength increased her cough de
creased. When she had gained thirt
pounds in about three months he
cough left her had her continu
the same diet for Is or 3 weeks longe
and she gained ten pounds more an
then would not take on more fest
J She was then as we'll as she ever ha
strippings were discontinued.
She took no medicine after the hem
orrhage was stopped excepting a littl
pepsine and some other digestive to al
digestion and a simple cough remed
to ease the cough: but tar. lobelia, OPP
nm. tartar emetic and such medicine
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