Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 344
ifuge. It seems to work themost wonderful cures. Mrs. Mulrary, a lady inPikes Gulch, Idaho, got entirely well of consump-tive cancer by taking only two bottles; and a gentle-man from Alaska writes that his wife and threechildren who were almost dead of cholera collapseand heart disease recovered… … queer patent physics which people told her of, orwhich she read about in the newspapers. She alsotook a great deal of herb-tea of different sorts.There was always a little porringer of somethingsteaming away on her stove,—camomile, or bone-set, or wormwood, or snake-root, or tansy, andalways a long…
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