Peanuts For Consumptives

He gives bis patients as inany peaormts as tbey can ,eat without injuring tbeir digestivo organs. Two young ladies, who had been the rounds of tbe doctors and taken cod liver oil and tonics till tbey were aearly dead, were put on this treatment and recovered. Concerning these cases Dr. Brewer says: "I dow commeuced feeding (do not langb) peanuts. One would tbink tbis a very indigestible diot, but they craved thera, and it has always beeii roy policy to find out what my patients deaire to eat, and nnless it is too unreasouable I humor them. Both youns; ladies hae become quite plump, and after a year's inbalation (of viuegar fumes) have ceased coughiug, aud I pronouuced theni -well. The peanut was long known as an excellent fat producer, and much more agreeable tban rancid shark oil that oftentime3 is sold for cod liver oil. White not all can digest peanuts, a great many, even with feeble digestión, eat tbem ■without discomfort. It beats tbe Koch lymph and is the most satisfactory treatmeut I have ever tried for these diseases. ' '-