EC: Yes, we have the body here. We have this body before,
you see. Now, we find the conditions in this body are much
improved in many ways from those that we had here before. We
would make some change now for this condition, for we would
with this deep massage once each five days massage well into
the lumbar and sacral region and along each limb, especially
the left, and about the portion of the body, though NOT ON
that directly where the abrasion has been, that of balsam of
sulphur, see. Massage this well into the body so we will
have the reaction in the nerve, muscles and tissue of the
locomotors and all lower portion of the body. This we will
find will tend to make the circulation very much stronger in
the capillaries and if properly given by the massage over the
body, - other than this you see will not cause abrasions, for
it will eliminate, otherwise we may have pimples or abrasions
over portions of the body, but do this, do this properly,
see, as we have given. Deep massage, see, and only give this
massage of the balsam of sulphur as directed, see. Well into
the groin in the ilium and sacral plexes, along the limbs,
especially the left one, see. Not in the abrasions as is
produced on the right side of the lumbar region, but around
and about it, see, then so manipulate the body as to produce
perfect elimination. Balsam of Sulphur is prepared by
boiling linseed oil and sulphur together. We are through.
REPORTS
11/22/23 Mrs. [
5706]'s Letter: "You are a dear to take so
much trouble with me. Surely I ought to get well. I enclose
one dollar for the stenographer, (I think that is what she
charged). If I owe any more please let me know. I do hope I
will have the pleasure of meeting you again and with all
God's greatest blessings on you and yours," Sincerely
1/27 Mrs. [
5706]'s Letter: "Your pamphlet concerning your
plans for a hospital was received and read. I think it is a
wonderful undertaking and am only sorry that I cannot help.
I am now in a rolling chair most of the time and am almost
helpless and unfortunately most of my investments have proved
very unfortunate, so I get along with the help of my family
and most rigid economy. If at any time I find that I can
help I will certainly do so for I think it a wonderful work.
Wishing you much success." I am as ever cordially
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