Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1895-10-04

y0nd nope. Anu was III an
awful fix, sure enough. There was
some kind of an abscess in my
head, and / had the worst case ol
constipation you ever heard Of,
besides the kidney trouble.
suffered, oh, | could never tell you
how. The doctors gave me a few
hours to live, and to humor a dy
ing man, as they thought, per
mitted me to send for the CStcu
paths. One of the opel uor'
from DR.. Stills Infirmary mac
four trips to my house, and lne
fourth trip, l was able to be
brought to Kirksville on stretch.
er, more dead than alive. You
see me now," and the old gentle
man, who must be along in his
sixties, stepped off as ligh ly as d
boy of siXteen.-"I do not even
use a cane. | laid it aside several
weeks ago. Never felt better in
my life. l am going down to see
the Priests of Pallas blew out al
Kansas City and then I am going
home, perhaps to bring my daugh.
ter here for treatment
A. Bleakley, of Carmi, ILL.,, is
treating fora dripping eye.' When
seen by the GRAPHIC reporter he
had taken only three treatments,
but expressed himself as greatly
pleased and glad to give his
opinion of the treatment. 'I car
notice great difference already u
be said. "Last night 1 was out
walking for half an hour, and dur.
ing the trip | did not have occasion
to wipe my eye once, which is
something truly remarkable in my
case. [ think this Infrmary is q
grand institution. 1t is certainly
performing wonderful cures. Oh
course they can't cure everybody
who comes here-that would re-
quire supernatural power. You
may say tn tt consider Osteopathy
the greatest science ever discover
ed.n
Jacob Abbott, of Canton, ILL.,, is
treating for locomotor ataxia. He
has been here just one week
scarcely long enough to tell what
Osteopathy can do for him-but
he says he feels much better al
ready and is greatly encouraged.
Before coming here he was COM
PEELED to use great deal of NOR
phine, whisky and other powerful
poisons to relieve the terrible
pains he suffered, but he is now
able to get along very nicely with
out them. He thinks that is good
enough for one week.
Mrs. II. G. White, of Collins
vile, ILL.,, was seen in the ladies
reception room Wednesday morn
ing. She is here with her little
eight year old nephew, Master
Walter Gerding, who is being
treated for partial dislocation of
the hip. The little fellows parents
had taken him to eminent special
lists in st. Louis and other places
without the slightest benefit. At
Okaville Springs the doctors treat
ed him a long time for rheumatism
without doing him any good. Mrs.
White brought the boy to Kinks
vile just two months ago. He
was unable to walk step without
and could not get around
very well with them. When he
had been treated one month here.
he threw away his crutches, and
now runs and plays as well as
other boys. He will soon be ready
to go home perfectly cured. Mrs.
White thinks there is nothing like
Osteopathy.
R. L. Turnbull, loan broker
md prominent business man, of
Nevada, Mo-, is here with his wife
md son. The three are taking
treatment and say they have been
benefited. Mr.. Turnbull says his
wife who came here with but yery
title faith in Osteopathy, has
hanged her mind, and is now one |
" the most enthusiastic advocates