The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-07-29

There = c mere important epoch 10 a
mans life than that 10 which he earnestly
chooses q career pom which be will direct
bis mental and physical energies. You
should by all means investigate osteopa-
Thy before casting your lot No probes
sion offers such great opportunities and
Inducements TO men aud women ofto.day.
The Aspirant TOT ~osteopathie honors may
be eheered by the fact that be Is en- listing
IN an honorable, eleysting occuDation,
which will give him a chance for self.
improvement and promotion. Its prog
ress has gone by leaps aud bounds and lis
horizon Is limited only by the word, with
no restrictions to hem him iu; no creed
for him bat that which is embraced In
the words common sense, nature and
humanity, combined with what Ostao.
pAthie science teaches him, whieh will
not fetter him in any way, and which has
known no other word than ~''success.n
osteopathie science is holding Cd to us
a mirror from which nearly ever posi-.
o'lity Of dimness and distortion has been
removed from the healing art, and we are
meeting ourselves face to face. The "a.
suits are often bewildering and /, IL hard
to remove from the common mind ,hs
spurious impressions which It has beld IN
50 long. With SO many fond theories
exploded and good old notions brushed
aside 1t looks as II the masses ouRb, 10 90,
used TO 1t, but 1t is hard. However. no
one who Is capable OF thinking fairly can
Withhold applause from a system Of heal.
ing which Is daily curing the most stub.
born and serious Affections known TO the
human family. 1t has made for itself a
record Of results which certainly cbal.
ienge The respect aud admiration of all
o'ner systems Of healing. aud merits the
unbiased Investigation Of the American
people and thinkers throughout the
world II Is 10 this spirit that the la,t
daughter OF science, osteopathy raises ber
mead and claims to inherit all that is good
10 the history OF the healing art. II call.
men to closer study OF the greatest studie,
man himself. II steps into the ssld
OF medical science with a determination
70 improve upon past methods. All tho
paths Of this new science are moi vet e,.
piored and the inspiration Of new discov.
cries appeals to young men and women
VINO are wide awake and wish To mska
means for themselves. Before va, ~.
the held in all Its broad expanse. 90 10
the American and possess IL. 1, /. 10,
you. Choose II; learn II; practice II skill.
July and consclentiously aud the ery n,
suffering Will be replaced by the laueh q,
health.
The American Ia the parent school n,
~osteopathy. 1t ia conducted upon the
oroadest and most enlightened line NJ
Sclen'lne teaching, In keeping with the
onward and forward movements Of pro.
gressive scisnse.
As to the character OF the work don.
the American towers above all other In
stltutions OF it's kind. A four term courss
systematically arranged, Is reouirad
devoted to labratory, Didactic and Clint
cat instruction, and to osteopathic Phi.
to main,.in ,ho 49, 'eins spared
etc. nnon tho 49,. no iaoratorles,
excellence Acc VI working
secured are a complement Of Leitz,s
microscopes, physiological apparatus. and
X.TAV machine of oxaa
cisncv GA power aud ELL
drawings S,e'eoP'ieon Tor
preparations mon microscopes
the American ,ndsrands., 'nereiore
a commercial conco,nI means mot
purpose and nroo,o.s,no T., A.''e 10
gained n standIno a, mas
p~recedepted. and vor,hn -" Is I'M
Retaining ,ho a.. Hei mission.
nlous ana indn.,,Ioss pe.on'' narmo'
exnartsncad non.,sN 'y' VINO are
In their resS,nS 49, p'osIssslve broad
and s~r,i.,s in - .uer thinking,
ses The hiaha., departments promi-
wort A, no OF professional
ha., h,oas $50 VI Earning are the
In.,,nC,io. n' seeking scientific
Ams,,can ,a,w"o -p'u'y q a at the
s,as' pe'"een whose walls over 600
Ing from II" a.,ap,, I''enaaneei result
30 ~" "A established character and
Tho wnieh comes from
and Tho sohoo, .,se u ner graduates,
hahn than ~ "aDE ever ready to
az in n''" VI practice as well
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