The author and inventor naturally enjoys not a little satisfaction in being able to present to sufferers as nearly perfect an instrument as can be devised; one that, in conjunction with other aids, meets all requirements involved in the proper treatment of proctitis and colitis. Lavage or irrigation of the large intestine with water at a temperature at from one hundred and twenty to one hundred and forty or one hundred and fifty degrees, not only accomplishes rapid and wonderful cleaning and curative results, but overcomes, when properly applied, contracted, congested, engorged, and inflamed tissues of the bowels. Therapeutically, it has a marked effect on the whole system, being beneficial beyond words to describe; it relaxes nervous and muscular tension of the body, producing restfulness and sleep; it stimulates and equalizes the circulation, promotes perspiration, absorption, and active elimination of all deleterious substances from all the organs of the body. Medicinally, it is really a combined internal Russian and Turkish bath, removing abdominal corpulency and gaseous obesity, resulting from chronic auto-intoxication. The external Russian and Turkish baths afford a satisfaction skin deep to the bather, but the combined internal Russian and Turkish bath is most agreeably relaxing and restful to mind and body, bringing peace, since all the organs of the system are performing their functions. Some of my patients resort to internal hot-water lavage for all aches and ills that mar their happiness. After an external bath the bather may desire an application of oil, alcohol, or cocoanut butter rubbed on the skin, and in the same way the bather’s internal mucous membrane is not neglected; for, with the author’s appliance, medicated and perfumed oils, extracts, and powders for remedial purposes are carried to every part of the intestines that the water reaches, thus exerting a cleansing, healing, and soothing effect where most needed. A few sufferers will object to the time required for an enema twice a day, although they find time to eat three, or even four times a day, without any objection whatever; there is plenty of time for filling up the digestive apparatus, but no time for its normal elimination. And these miserable, go-lucky, haphazard people are always sick and unfortunate. The internal Russian and Turkish bath is demanded only by those who truly desire to be free from their bowel troubles, and from the numerous symptoms resulting from mucus absorption, constipation, and auto-intoxication. A sufferer’s efforts to be well depend largely on how much he or she estimates the worth or value of mind and body. A noble purpose in life is priceless; are not one’s spirit and body worth the time required for two enemata each day and an hour for the internal bath, if needed? I think so, and you should likewise.