The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-02-13
REPLIES 70 REV. NEHBi
Answer BY Dr Land 10 some Extracts
prom the Physio. Medical journal.
Is ANSWER TO SOME EXTRACTS FROM TnE
SO CALLED TWENTIETH CENTURY

so CALLED TWENTIETH CENTURY
pHYsro- MEDICAL JOURNAL.
Editor Leader. desire. FOR the
benefit Of the public at large as well
as she interests of every individual
that may chance TO read the journals
OF this territory, TO answer some ex-
tracts from what we suppose TO be
prospectus OF some kind Of an insti
tuition that is supposed also to exist in
Guthrie, whose head is one Rev. II d.
Warner Newly, NJ +. D. p, who has
since these extracts were written,
been asked to resign by the board Of
the church Of which he has been pas
tor, and who had the audacity to pay
the oklahoma state Capital quite a
large Zee to produce said prospectus 10
full, ou one 0f their sheet Of Sunday
morning, Feb. 9, 1900
We feel rather Inclined from hu-
mantarian standpoint 20 be lenient in
our reply to these extracts, and would
do so, had we not re-read over and
over what the Rev. u. Warner Newby,
NJ. +. d. p, had to say against one of
the highest professions or calling rec
ognized and accepted by the grandest
and most gloriour republic under the
broad canopy of Heaven, the United
States Of America, the profession OF
meoicine as is taught and has been
since the foundation of this republic
by both allopathic, eclectic and hom-
eopathic schools Of medicine; and as
proof Of their recognition by this gov
ernment as such, in the mobilization
of the armies Of the country for cases
of emergency TO cope with the enemy
OF the other countries and other pow
ers, one OF the first acts of the gov
ernment is to secure the services of an
M. d., giving such titles to them as
Major, Colonel and General, who are
Newby, IA. Il. d. r., in these "EX-
tracts" as "poison Doctors and this
same government, in providing for
armies, provides with the commissary
provisions, full supply OF the neees
sary medicines for said army; such
medicines also being designated by
the Rev. II. Warner Newly NJ. f. u. |
p, as 'poisons
Can you tell us, Brother H. Warner
Newby, M. E. d. p, why, IL your
poisonous" methods redown TO
90 much good TO the masses, that sew /
eral OF the leading states have forbid
den, through their legislative bodies,
you and such cliques us you represent
from doing business of this nature
within their borders? And, further
more, we would like to know why that
in nearly every instance such agitators
as yourself, wearing the garb OF a
minister-who should be one OF the /
leaders OF justice, right and equity TO
all men-hAve been forced TO leave the !
community where such agitations have |
been made between the suns? For,
my dear Brother II. Warner Newby,
such Is unquestionably the history of
every such "reformer" as you class
Yourself in the pamphlet that you
have issued, as we'll as In the article
that you have caused to be printed.
We could 90 on 20 enumerate many
other Inconsistencies contained in the
designated pamphlet or paper article.
but deem IL unnecessary because OF
the fact that the readers Of the jour
nails OF this country are intelligent
enough 10 read between the lines what
there Is In your would be inconsistent
teachings, such as the TRADE made on
the "robber poison doctors of the
country" and the state boards OF
death" when Immediately after the
same you try 10 tell the school teachers
OF the country that the finest opportu-
nifty on earth Is presented nov In your
teachings for them, instead of making
an honorable, upright and respectable
salary OF $40 TO $50 per month, that
you, for SEQ, $50 aud as high as $3.50.
can give them diploma" which will
enable them 20 make lof course not
"rob" the public by soy IaeAps) from
80 900 10 IS, 900 year. What do you
think of that, Brother II. Warner
Newby. NJ. Il. ID. PIP
Then, II you propose further TO be
real honest, as one who wears your
robe should be. when you tell the
people what the poison doctors" have
done and are doing la the country,
why do you 10 then advocate the same
text books In the different studies
known 70 the medical world In your
own teachingsP DO you think that is
consistent?
AS far as your advertisements Ia
this article are concerned, relative 70
the sale of lumber, second hand or
gans and such other things, we deem
IL unnecessary TO pay the least atten-
tion But we do desire TO say that
You have ia the get up OF this sheet
reminded us very much OF what we
once heard an old slave owner tell rs
his experience, whick WAS in the ma
ture OF ascertaining from one negro
named John as 20 what the world
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