Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-09-05
osTEoPATHY CURES.

1t seems to be natures remedy for
relieving human distress and suffer
ing without the aid OF poisons. drugs
or knife. 1t relieves in most cases,
readily in acute cases, gradually and
surely in chronic cases. Don't make
the mistake of waiting to try every
other form of healing then expect
instant relief from Osteopathy.
Come in the early stages of your
troubles whatever they are, and get
the benefits promptly. A stitch in
time saves nine. The science is so
new and its healing powers so i'm.
perfectly understood, that many still
doubt it. Yet in the 20 years of its
history it has an indisputably success
full record of cures to its credit that
Establish 1T as the greatest discovery
in the art of healing, the world has
ever known. 1t cures in all cases.
It's at your door with abundant evil
dence of this.
The following cases are quoted,
each of which can be verified to any
doubling Thomas. Come and be
convinced.
FEMALE TROUBLE
Mrs. a. aged 40 had taught school many
years. being on her feet great deal. and
suffered monthly for most of herl life; ovaritis
and metritis inflammation of womb) caused
pl, nniu fOr n
could be found till Osteopathic treatment over.
came inflammation and pain entirely and periods
became regular, previously coming three to
five weeks. Two months treatment gave
results which mad previously been pronounced
mpossible
SCIATICA AND GRADUATED EYELlDS.
Mr. X had been unable to bend knee for over
six months. Constant pain inl leg, very painful
in walking, also suffered from granhlatcd eye.
lids. First treatment allowed free motion of
knee, with no pain whatever resulting. Eyes
cured in three more treatments.
CONSTIPATION.
LYDIA NJ, aged five years, never had natural
passage of bowels in her life, injection being
used daily, till Osteopathic treatment was
given. After first weeks treatment bowels
acted freely. Three weeks more treatment
allowed patient to be discharged, permanently
cured.
EYE AND FEMALE TROUBLE
| Miss II. suffered from eye trouble for years,
gradually growing worse till She could scarcely
| see. After being out of school for some time
and not finding relief, tried Osteopathy, and in
| six weeks was cured, and the first natural
painless menseS was established. A letter
from the mother recently, reported the young
| lady in school continually since cured and eyes
in better shape than they had ever been
| Letter closed with wishes of Divine blessing
upon OSteoputhy.
| PNEUMONIA.
| Miss Dixie T., aged IL. taken with pneumonia
| and was attended by a leading physician Of
| IIirksvillc. gradually grew worse till given ur
| to die, when was called in to treat her, being
| u student ut that time in Stills College
| Bowels had not acted for AZ hours kidneys hat
not acted for "a hours, fever 1858. pulse 05
FIRST treatment caused kidneys and bowels Il
act, reduced fever ard pulse rate material,
and IL good rest in sleep obtained first for ter
days, without opiatcs. In u week patient wa.
up and around and in ten days rode six mile:
i in country. more thankful and happy family
could not have been found In her own words
40 Osteopathy and DIR. Gamble do owe m,
lfen
ST vlrUs DANCE.
Guy a., aged TO- had suffered from st. Vitu
Dance for Two years Strong drugs were givel
for nerves, no good resulting, but trouble
gradually grew worse. Farmer, owner o
Mineral Springs Sanitarium, exhausted ever,
effort to fluid relief. when he decided to tr.
Osteopathy. Twtching worse in face and toes
shoes could not be worn. A little over tw,
months treatment cured, leaving boy ii
perfectly normal condition.
These few cases are cited to Civ,
you the scope of the treatment il
different conditions.
We will &c glad to give lfurther in
formation regarding any individual
case of special interest toyou. Itha
cured others and can cure you.
Those wishing further information
or wishing examination, will be wei
coined 1T all times at the Osteopathi
Intirmary, Deur Block. in charge o
III. w. Gamble, u. o., Mrs. Jno. r
Musick visiting Tuesdays and Fri
! days.