Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-27
AMERICAN SCHOOL
OF OSTEOPATHY.
AN INSTITUTION w1THA WORLD
WIDE REPUTATION HOW
THE SCIENCE is TAUGHT.
There are 900 Students Under the
Best Faculty in the West Overt 200
Patients Treated Every Day
and Wonderful Cures are
Effected-Fine Build
ing and Complete
Apparatus.


apparatus.
There is n o more important epoch
in q mans life than that in which he
earnestly chooses q career upon which
he will direct his mental and physical
energies. You should by all means
investigate osteopathy before casting
your lot. No profession offers such
great opportunities and inducements
to men and women of to-day. The
aspirant for osteopathic honors may
be cheered by the fact that he is en-
listing In an honorable, elevating oc-
cupation, which will give him q
chance for self Improvement and pro-
motion. Its progress has gone by
leaps and bounds and Its horizon is
limited only by the world, with no re-
strictions to hem him In, no creed for
him but that which is embraced In the
words common sense, nature and hu-
manity, combined with what Osteopa-
THO science teachesh him which will not
fetter him in any way and which has
known no other word than "success."
Osteopathic science is holding up
to US a mirror from which nearly
every possibility of dimness and dis
tortion has been removed from the
healing art and we are meeting our-
selves face TO face. The results are
often bewildering and 1t is hard to
remove from the common mind the
spurious impressions which 1t has held
so long. With SO many fond theories
exploded and good old notions brush
ed aside IL looks as II the masses ought
to get used to 1t, but 1t Is hard. How
ever, no one who is capable OF think
ing fairly can withhold applause from q
system Of healing which Is daily curing
the most stubborn and serious affiic-
tons known to the human family. 1t
has made for Itself a record Of results
which certainly challenge the respect
and admiration of ell other systems Of
healing and merits the unbiased in
vestigation OF the American people
and the thinkers throughout the
world. It is In this spirit that the last
daughter of science, Osteopathy,
raises her head and claims to inherit
all that is good in the history of the
healing art. Il calls men to closer
study Of the greatest studies-man
himself. 1t steps into a field Of med
ical science with determination to inn
prove upon past methods.
All the paths OF this new science are
not yet explored and the inspiration
OF new discoveries appeals to young
men and women who are wide-awake
and wish to make names for them
selves. Before you lies the field In all
it's broad expanse. 90 to the Ameri-
can and possess 1t; it is for you.
Choose it; learn it; practice it skill
fully and conscientiousIy and the cry
Of suffering will be replaced by the
laugh Of health.
The American IL the parent school
Of osteopathy. 1t is conducted upon
the broadcast and most enlightened
line Of scientific teaching in keeping
with the onward and forward move
ments Of progressive science.
AS to the character Of the work
done, the American towers above all
other institutions of its kind. A
four-term course, systematically ar
ranged, is required; devoted to lab
orstory, didactie and clinical instruct
ion and to 0steopsthic philosophy.
No effort or cost is being spared to
maintain the school, its laboratories,
etc., upon the highest plane Of work
ing excellence. Among the latest
appliances secured are a complement
Of Leitz's microscopes, physiological
apparatus and X-ray machines of
great power and efficiency and a com
plete stereopticon for drawings, pho
tographs and microscopical prepare
lions upon G large scale; therefore the
American, independent In means (not
q commercial o~oncern), conservative
in purpose and progressive in meth
DDS, has gained q standing as enviable
as IL is unprecedented and worthy Of
her mission.
Retaining the same competent, har-
monious and industrious faculty, who
are experienced, popular, progressive,
broad In their reading, deep In their
thinking and artists in their depart
ments, promises the highest grade OF
professional work. At no gate Of
learning are the best blood and brains
seeking scientific instruction more
rapidly than ct the American, be-
tween whose walls over coo students
are in daily attendance; resulting
from its established character and en-
Iarging reputation, which comes from
the remarkable success Of her grad
yates and the school standing ever
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