Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1901-01-29

southern school Of ostsopathy.



MIR. EDIroR.-
We shall undertake to answer the
many inquiries we are receiving
concerning Osteopathy, and this in
stitution by series Of letters t,
your valuable paper We shall
promptly answer any letters re
ceived from your readers concern
ing our school or the treatment O
patients.
Osteopathy was discovered over
twenty-five years ago, but it has
been taught by schools for over ten
years. The wonderful success
which the first graduates obtained
in the cure of disease awakened a
great interest in the science and
the result is that there are now
nearly one thousand practicing in
nearly every state of the union
Eight states have legalized the
practice and protect it.
The Southern School of Osteo-
patty, Franklin, KY, is one of the
largest and is able to give the.very
best advantages to students desir-
ing thorough qualification for prac-
tice. The next class begins the
4th of February. The course re-
quires twenty months, the tuition is
three hundred dollars for the full
course, board costs from ter to
twelve dollars per month and the
books about thirty-hve dollars.
The expenses for the two years
are not more than they would be in
any good college. The graduates
are able to make greater success
than any other class of people. In
fact it is wonderful to consider the
results that are obtained in the cure
of disease and also the financial
which attends the young
men and women who have chosen
Osteopathy as a life work. The
very best class of people is repre-
sented in the school. Few colleges
could begin to compare with the
School of Osteopathy sin
The standing and the intellectually
If the students. Yet it does not re-
luire more than a good common
education to make a fine success of
)steopathy.
Probably many of your readers
ire not decided as yet as to the
profession or calling that they will
ldopt for life work. 1t would be
veil for all such to give Carotid
to the claims Of this
lew science that is so highly recon-
nended by Governors, Senator's,
Judges and others of
he most practical and yet the most
of our countrymen.
The tuition is to be raised after ,
he spring term to four hundred
ollars and it is wellto Immediately ).
1vestigate the claims of the pro-
essiou and enter If possible-thc
ext class, saving thereby, the adj :
itional cost of the increase in the
lition. o
The school has a fine practice
lso, and patients come from all
arts OF the United States to get the b
eneft of the experience and ability 1
the men who compose the school Il
aculty. The patients find pleasant II
oarding places in the homes of the II
ity. They receive treatment at I
be infirmary at a cost of only o
twenty-five dollars per month. A q
United number of cases, people who t
IRE not able to pay for regular II
reatment, are taken free TO give Il
he necessary practice to the adj
'anced students. These cases are a
Examined by the regular graduate 6
physicians and are treated under 8
heir direct supervision.
This is a good time for patients
o come to the in6rmary, as they
will be able to receive the most :
.dreful attention from the physi-
.ians of the institution. We have
some literature specially prepared
o explain our success to invalids c
and will send it to any who will !
write therefor. Every durable dis {
Ease is taken, and our physicians I
nave been able to cure large part ,
If those, who have tried without /
success, all other methods If YOU :
ire sick investigate Osteopathy, If G
on want a profession investigate. g