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| − | {{:Question: Did Joseph Smith violate the Word of Wisdom by drinking tea?}}
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| − | ===Tobacco for Willard Richards===
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| − | Another aspect of Thomsonian medicine was Thomson's enthusiasm for the use of ''lobelia'', or wild Indian tobacco. It was used as a cure-all, and was prominently used as an emetic to induce vomiting and restore health. This is the key to understanding the use of tobacco at Carthage Jail.
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| − | Neither the wine nor the tobacco was, for members at the time, seen as a violation of the Word of Wisdom--they were likely medicinal.
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