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THE NEW METHOD. ice, Biliousness, Constipation, Dysentry, Diarrhoea, Liver and stages, Chronic Skin Diseases, Catarrhs, Emaciation, Palpi ly cases of Epilepsy, all cases of Insomnia, or Sleeplesness, md all the Chronic Pelvic Diseases of women, Leucorrhoea, due to these, can be cured by our method. No drugs are used. , male or female, atona's own home, without expense. the improvement m strength and flesh and color is speedy. stem, but a new application of Nature's healing powers, the c diseases. will prove that they are far within the bounds of truth, of treatment are plainly set forth, so that a child can under study of their causes, and the application of these principles it, exercise, etc.; m short,a complete system of living is laid TOu say. " Are they soixething mysterious or magical ? " ver devised, and strictly scientific and physiological. There re can oome to it is to say that it is m a sense '•' mechanical 11. jnse is entailed, and any intelligent pßr3cn can apply it. ;reatment you know what you are doing, as you carry it out be said always when you commence taking patent medicins:. you to preserve this circular, so that when you become jnt, you may still have m reserve a rational and certain cure jalth as m curing diser.se. 3ISTTA.X.S. lam now 63, and feel better then I did %t 20. Thank God for this great and grand discovery. I would t© God thai every family on earth had a copy of the New Method, and would practice the treatment. Yours respectfully, (Rev.) T. A. Manguii. Wilford, Term., April 20th, 1891. Dear Sir, —I am well pleased with the New Method, I think it is the best thing m a few words I have ever met with for a family, and if carried out it will supercede the employment of physician, dispenses with the use of drugs entirely, which will Lea great saving of money and be a great benefit to health. I have been using the treatment and am well pleased with it; it gives perfect satisfaction m every case where it has been used and any amount of certificates can be obtained if necessary. Yours truly, Dr. G. M. Alsup. Worcester, May, .1891. Dear Mrs. Wheeler: I cannot tell you how grateful lam that you almost insisted on my trying Dr. Forest's New Method. Having been 20 years an invalid and for two years confined to my room, suffering continually from ills to numerous to mention, I had well nigh despaired of ever regaining a moderata degree of health; but-since using the treatment described m the New Method I have gained m so many ways that I am full of hope and courage for the future. In some respects I have been helped wonderfully, and am able to do my own work, and feel stronger and and better than for years. The New Method means a new lease of life to me, aid I would not part with it for any thiug. I want all my friends to know of it and try it, I shall ever bo grateful that this valuabse little book was ever brought to my attention. Gratefully yours, Mrs. S M FOOTE, LakevUla



CONTENTS xi. ouble ix Females... ... ... 100 stion : Displacement ... ... IUI rative Cases ... ... ... 203 Pelvic and Abdominal Pain by Hot .on Douches .... ... ... 207 rative Cases ... ... ... 2u7 ---... 223 AT ... ... ... ... 22.) f man's Sore Throat ... ... 231 incut of the Throat ... ... 234 seness ... ... ... ... 2u7 > Underclothing ... ... 240 icts from a paper read before the Chicago idical Society ... ... ... 244 Hemorrhoids ... ... ... 246 Consumption ... ... ... 243 lall's and other testimonies ... ... 256 la (Dr. Kellogg) ... ... 40, 259 2 ••• ■•■ ... ... 261 Sub-Acute Rheumatism ... ... 266 iteresting case cured ... ... 268 ;iples of Treatment ... ... 269 [ake a Home Turkish Bath ... 272 >n "' • 275 ;ion of Weight to Height ... ... 275 cc ... ... ... ... 282 mof Diet, &c. ... ... ... 288 s'T of Fevers ... ... ... 291 trativc case . ... ... . 298



xii. CONTENTS The Second Stomach ... ... ... 300 Hints to Mothers and Nurses ... ... 302 The Child's Food ... ... ... 304 The Troubles of Teething ... ... 306 Convulsions ... ... ... ... 308 Water on the Head ... ... ... 309 Hints as to Epidemics ... ... ... 310 Scarlet Fever ... ... ... ... 312 Bronchitis affecting the Young ... ... 313 Ringworm ... ... ... ... 3] i Earache and Toothache ... ... ... 314 Hit or Miss Notes ... ... ... 315 Flushing the Colon ... ... ... 315 Temperature of Water—Flushing ... 316 Treatment of Dysen try ... ... ... 317 Inflammation of the Bladder ... ... 318 Following Physician's Directions ... ... 321 Salt to Stay the Stomach ... ... 323 Chronic Dyspepsia—sloo Cure ... ... 325 Abdominal Massage ... ... ... 325 Diet for Asthmatics ... ... ... 326 Tobacco ... ... ... ... 327 Effect of Tea and Coffee with Meals ... 32S Dyspeptics—Thin and Weak Abdominal Muscles ... ... ... ... 329 Treatment for Bronchitis, Asthma, and Consumption ... ... ... 330 Illustrations —Intestines ... ... ... 16 Muscle Roller ... ... 86



Health, the New Meito^jhe "Hall Pamphlet." First. Dr. Hall (who is not a physician but a doctor of Laws) was not the first discoverer of his so-called •' discovery." The New York Publishers have given the documentary evidence ou this point many thousand times. Second. Dr. Fo ,'est, the author of the New Method, published this discovery ten years before the Hall Pamphlet. Third. That the New Method contains all and about five times more than there is m the little HaU Pamphlet. The New Method is a bound book of 331 pages; the other is a paper cover Pamphlet of about 50 pages. 0 Fourth. The New Method contains three even more important principles m the cure of disease and the preservation of health than is found m the Hall Pamphlet. Fifth. The New Method is a comprehensive scientific work, written by a well'known physician. Sixth. The New Method, unlike the Hall Pamphlet, is sold openly without any pledge of secrecy. The book can be examined before it is bought. The secret has been openly published through the Press. Seventh. The New Method sells for a good deal less than the price of the Hall Pamphlet. With these premises we take great pleasure m presenting the claims of the Hall Pamphlet, simply saying that the New Method is vastly superior to the former, as is proven by the published testimony of hundreds of well-known people who have used the Hall Pampletj and then, later, the Nkw Method. The following extract from a business letter written by the Rev. J. S. Norm, of Webster City, lowa, gives his unsolicited opinion. This is a sample of hundreds received and published by up. Health Supplies Co. Webster City, lowa, May 11th, 1891, G-entlemejS",—The New Method came to hand, and compared with it, the Hall Treatment is nowhere. I am persuaded that a knowledge of what this book contains would save many from untold misery and burdensome expense. Yours truly, (Hey.) J. T. NOItRIS.



Testimonials. Kans., April 28, 1891. Health Supplies Co. Dear Sirs, —I have carefully Perused the New Method, and am con vinced of its superiority over anything I have ever seen, and I have used Dr. Hull's treatment for more than a year, and have sold many of his pamphlets.—l am, yours truly, T. J. Ream, Pastor M. E. Church. 15, Ann Street, Loci-port, N.Y., April 18, 1891. Health Supplies Co. I received yonr New Method some time ago. I have griven it a careful and thorough test, and .want to say that I am delighted with result. I have had Hall's for some time before, but I think that your book is worth ten times more. Mrs. D. "W. McKae. 107, Hansard Strict, Keicarl; N.J., Nov. 10, 1800. If Hall's book is worth foxir dollars, yours is worth one hundred dollars. —Yours truly, Elias Schinzell. .



Endorsements Attested. Testimonies from the following three gentlemen, having been given m connection with the Hall Pamphlet, I hereby certify that I wrote to the persons and the following replies were received. W. Corme Johnston. Db. Stevens, Syracuse, N.Y,. writes, " My endorsement aud all others published by Dr. Hall, are genuine aud entirely reliable, I use the treatment regularly, and have done s© for more than twenty years as a health preservative.—Yours truly, E. F. Stevens, M.D." The Rev. W. P. Hall replies: " Yours is at hand, and m answer I ■■ would say thai the letter of testimonial of Microcosm, Vol. Vl' bearing my signature is genuine, I had bee» sick for seventeen yeors, and had tried all medicines I could hear of to no purpose, both m Europe and America. When examined by physicians, they said I had Catarrh, , Dyspepsia, Liver and Kidney complaint, Piles, Constipation aud Chronic Bheumatism, and I grave up to die. I heard of Dr. A. "Wilford Hall's Hygienic Cure, and as a last resort I tried the above remedy aud lam well. I laid aside all medicines, and on July 15tb, 1889,1 began the treatment, and one after another of my ailments disnppeared until I was free from disease, and have the vivacity of twenty-five years ago. Further, as often accused, I am no relative of Dr. Hall's, neither have I any financiiil interest m the business whatever. lam now 71 years old, and feel I have taken on a new lease of life. —Yours m Clirist, W. P. Hall."



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Dr. Forest's Health and Muscle Roller. fThis is the invention of a practical physician, ami is designed m order to bring the benetirial effect of massago within the teach of all. Massage is the coming treatment for all those common functional troubles like dyspepsia, coustipat'on, jaundice, biliousness, nerve exhaustion, debility, aiueniia, emaciation, nenrnlgia, rheu matism, <fee, &c., (St' 6 Duiflvilin l"?jill» can yet better re- Bults than can the $2 an hour professional nmsseur by the old fashioned hand manipulations. Then, again, the Uoller is used with so little fatigue, and entirely without exposure or even undressing. It has been demonstrated that by its use the temperature of a part can be raised m a few minutes more than 5", because of the in creased flow of blood to the part treated. What a treatment is this for cold feet, to bring the blood from congested brain; to take the sense_of fatigue and languor out of tired and stiffened muscles. Its use over the intestines stimulates the nerve forces of these organs, and increases their natural rhythmical action. Thus chronic constipation, where for years there has been no action without drugs, is quickly and radically cured. If dyspepsia be present, one drinks a glass of hot or cold water an hour before meals, and then with the Roller over the stomach churns up its contents until every particle of fermenting slime and catarrh is loosened ond carried away, and the stomach is left as fresh and rosy as a school-boy's morning face. This is the only rational cure for the disease. By the use of the Boiler over the nerve centres along the spine the vitality and the nerve force of any weakened organ can be restored. No I.—Six Wheels, 10s Gd. No. 2.—Fora Wheels, 8s Ccl. Three Wheels (for face), 8s Gd.