The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1901-07-12

pathy lasty" When we answer this
query, remember that we only speak
for Osteopathy We are not speaking
for the individual Osteopath. Whether
he lasts or not. depends on his own
individual effort That practice will
come to you without effort or seeking
until You have been long enough before |
the public to gain their confidence,
both to your practice and yourself, is
not to be expected. What we are en-
deavoring to prove beyond the shadow
of doubt, is that Osteopathy will last
i. e., it will not fade out as have so
many fads and patent medicines |
was indicted by the Hopkins County
Grand Jury for treating these cases.
At the time of the indictment, and the
publication of these certificates, 1 used
the following language in the public
prints
81 was indicted in these cases on the
testimony of the parties treated, who
were subpoenaed before the Grand
Jury. The only offense with which
am charged, is that of merely practic-
ing Osteopathy without registering be-
fore the County Clerk. All the
patients who were summoned before
the Grand Jury stated that they had
been treated and cured and that they
were satisfied with the treatment and
prices paid Neither of them nor any
one else, who had been treated by us,
was instrumental in procuring these
indictments. See their voluntary
statements published below. These are
the ones most interested, aud if they
have no complaint who has? If they
did not instigate these indictments,
then who did? They demand that we
register certificate with the County
Clerk, then refuse to issue a certificate,
and proceed to indict, and for WHATg
For violating the law? In the Ian
guage Of Lorenzo Dow, 'You can and
you can't, you shall and you shant ;
you'll be damned if you do, and you'll
be damned if you don t =
Since the above occurred, the Court
of Appeals has rendered a sweeping
decision in our favor, thus forever set
fling the fight in that state.
Judge G. G. Owens is editor and T.
G Bryan is business manager of the
"Hustler, the largest newspaper in
Western Kentucky. Mrs. L. B. Hicks
belongs to the famous Lambert family
of Henderson, and is a niece of Hon
J. r. Clay of Henderson, probably the
most eloquent man in Kentucky
Mr. S. G. Moore is wealthy retired
tobacco merchant of jacksonville, and
John Long is proprietor of the large
bakery and confectionery store of the
same city. If Osteopathy did for these
people what they say it did, then, is
it not more scientific than medicine,
for in each case had medicine been
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scientific here, will it not always con-
tinue so? And furthermore, will not
the people universally recognize it to
be a fact as soon as it is properly put
before them? You must answer in
the affirmative, and doing SO you ad-
NIT every contention we make. If you
still doubt, then please answer what il
is that prompts the Medical profession
to act in concert against us as they
did in Kentucky, if there is nothing
= in Osteopathy as they claim. You are
again compelled to admit the force Of
the contention. Then if you find sc
many weaknesses in the position Of
Medicine VS.. Osteopathy, why not in
vestigate our position, and if true ac
cept it2
Remember the Tennessee College Of
Osteopathy is the leading school of the
kind in the South We have lately
made some changes in and additions
to our faculty, making it especially
strong and efficient.
Write us. Address S. T. Maxwell
Sec. Tennessee College of Osteopathy
Columbia, Tenn.
Madisonville, Ky, May Is, 1899, =
was summoned before the grand jury
against my will and am in no wise re
sponsible for the Indictment returned
against DIR. zimmerman at the Febru
airy court. with me as the prosecutin.
witness. | was treated for nervou
chills and prostration, and am entirel,
cured. had tried all sorts of medi
cines and physician with no relief.
can heartily endorse them for the goot
they have done me and think somethin,
must be wrong to allow them to be har
raised in this way. T. c. BRYAN.
Madisonville, Ky. May is. 1892
Drs. zimmerman treated me 70
stomach trouble that was very annoy
ing at times and which was growing
more frequent. have not had a re
eurrence of the trouble since taking
the first treatment which has beef
nearly six months. Their method o