5/04/26 Sister wrote: "I have not written you, for I did not
know what to tell you in regard to [
208]. I have at last
gotten a little whiskey for him, and I really think it has
helped him. I will tell you how he seems to me. His
constipation is so much better, and he really looks as though
he has gained some flesh. His bowels move regularly every
morning, and they are healthy. But he gets wild every night
for
2-3 hrs. He really does not moan so much as he did, only
at times, and complains so of his flesh being sore. He is
very nervous; I think he is somewhat hysterical at times. I
am really afraid he will lose his mind. Suffers so with gas
on his stomach. I have the promise from a druggist to get me
the Yellow Saffron. [
208] has been a little contrary in
doing what you said but does it now very well. He wore the
Radium pad for little over a month, but will not put it on
any more. I will still try to persuade him, if you think it
did him any good, or you see he has improved any. I pray
you may have power to see what will help him, and may the
united efforts of us all, with prayer, relieve his body and
turn him to the Savior for help. He chews tobacco, and right
now his mouth is full of ulcers. He is so contrary, and he
thinks his stomach is the cause. Please give directions how
much and how often the medicine is to be taken, as the
doctor has not been here in over a year or thereabout. Now,
when he took a turn for the worse about a month ago, he
suffered so much pain and griping pains in his stomach, and
after he was in bed for a week, he would not put the Radium
belt back on, and he would not be satisfied until I gave him
Sal Hepatica. He took two doses, and when his bowels moved
again of themselves the stools were all encased in a brown
mucus or membrane, and he was more comfortable. Now it is no
more, just natural. The swelling has gone down in his hands,
but it is worse in his knees and feet. He complains so of
his leaders [tendons] drawing in his legs. He can't
straighten his knees out when he is lying down, and it seems
to affect his mind.
"Please in your rdg. see if the tobacco does him harm. He
chews so much of it when he is up in his chair.
"I surely thank you, and I ask our Father to prosper you in
your work and enable you to see and direct the right things
to do, and to put it into the minds of the people to do as
you direct."
5/17/26 EC wrote that he had been delayed due to being called
to Ky. on account of illness of his mother, but that he would
get to the ck. rdg. as soon as possible.
5/24/26 EC gave Ck. Rdg.
208-2.



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