Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1896-03-20

SUFFERER remafkaDiy ciiauSeu. He
limbs were reduced to nearly their
normal size, the hips Strengthened
up, and the death like pallor had
entirely disappeared from the face.
~ am going up hill fast" he
said cheerily. 81 can almost feel
myself getting we'll. The fever that
was burning me up is all gone and
/ haven't had but one of those
spells in two weeks. When /
came / had them every half hour.
A healthy circulation has been
established in my limbs, and ma
ture is at work in earnest"
"It is scarcely necessary to ask
your opinion of Osteopathy'" ven
tured the reporter.
"Well, hardly" replied Mr.
Henderson with smile. off |
hadn't come here / wculd have
been dead several weeks ago. L
couldn't have stood it much longer.
Why, ! kadn slept in bed for
several years. After DR.. Pat
terson gave me the first treat
ment here | went to bed and
slept. I'll be able to get around
all right soon now l am not go
ing to die-Osteopathy has settled
that for me.'
Mrs. S. w. Adams, of Centralla
whose husband is a well known
travelling salesman for the Lewis
Zukoski Mercantile Co., of st
Louis, is here with their six-year
old daughter. The little girl i.
being treated at the Infirmary fol
severe nervous dis orders. The
trouble was caused by IA fright
For nearly two months last sum
mer she was so Frustrated that sht
conld not talk, walk, or even feeC
herself, having lost all muscular
control.
"We came here last August anG
remained ten weeks" said Mrs
Adams to the reporter. ''Fol
several weeks 1 was very much
discouraged, for my daughter
seemed to be growing worse, bn
when she commenced to improve
her recovery was very rapid.
took her home in October almos
well, and we are back here now
to complete the treatment. TIL,
nervousness has all disappeared
but slight affection of the lei
hand, and DIR. Charlie Still, VIII,
treats her, says we will soon ~
ready to return home. | shall q!
ways feel very grateful TO III
Still and Osteopathy. OF cours
c the disease might have bee
+ benefited by medicine-I can
: say as to that-but | think it
u so much better to know that tn
0 child s recovery has been acco Il
e plished without medicine, and tina
d there can be no injurious effect
It from the treatment
e. Mr.. V. A. Cook, of Pond Greek
q o. T., deputy county treasurer {
y Grant county, is living witnes
u of the superiority of Osteopath
q over other methods of diagnosi
IS and treatment. Mr. Cook was el
u eountered by a reporter and thu
y recited his experience for the bel
t. eft of GRAPHIC readers:
e "About eight years ago | ha
e several ribs broko n, then two year
ago l strained myself lifting bo,
: From this very severe heal
e trouble resulted. The doctors
e Pond Creek treated me long tim
L but | kept getting worse, III
s til they told me they could d
= nothing for me, and that | coul
j. not live. They said | must max
r up my mind to die / went
o Topeka and consulted Drs. Nun
}. 4 Mcclure, well known phys
n clans. They said there was n
q hope for me; that there was an Ell
J, largement of blood vessel at tn
e side of my heart, and that the yes
a sci was liable to burst any minute
= Whenit bursted, they said, l woul
G not last three minutes. Convince
S that the end was near, / came her
n to see father and mother before
L died, and they persuaded me
g try Osteopathy. l had no faith i
q the thing, but went over for exam