The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-04-04
SILL They TALK!
Another Volunteer,

Another Volunteer,
For several years / had been a suf.
ferer from indigestion. dysentery and
irregul arities common to my sex.
These troubles had so weakened
me. that / was wanting in strength.
and hence felt very little like doing
anything. had tried several physi.
clans and many different remedies
prescribed by them and suggested by
others. but with very little benefit
My hopes OF ever being well again were
almost gone. About this time my
father. who had been very feeble for a
time. tried Osteopathy. and although
he had been unable TO do anything. he
was soon out at work and feeling well,
and has continued to work steadily
every since, notwithstanding he is an
old man. Through his earnest solicit
tations | began Immediately to take
treatment from DR.. Brown Goodwin
and am now thankful to say | am
again well and that too without the
use of medicine. My former strength
has been restored, and / feel like a
different woman. feel that | owe a
debt of gratitude to DR.. Goodwin and
my father | can never pay. After
seeing the results of this much mis-
represented treatment in others suffer
mag from various troubles, and know
ing that whereas l was great sufferer
am now well and free from pain, l
do most cheerfully recommend Osteo-
patty to ALL sufferers.
Respectfully,
MRS. c. M. HUNTER,
Columbia, Tenn.
Mch. 26, 1902.
Why. in the face of such testimonials
as the above, will people say Osteopathy
is fraudY There are at least two
reasons: One is this is an age of new |
large number of which are simply and |
solely financial schemes hence the
of the world as to the merit |
of new things, and etc. But do we
close our eyes and stop our ears against
everything new? | am glad to say we
do not. Nor are we satisfied when we
have only heard what the enemy has to
say about anything new offered but
we say, suppose we investigate the
matter; what do the advocates of the
new method have to say?" This is an
exceedingly practical age and we
Judge tree by its fruits. What are
he results of Osteopathic treatment
Ask those who have tested it. You
lsk; do you cure all?' By no
means, nor do we claim to. While
twenty-five per cent of those cured by
treatment have been pro-
bounced incurable by other methods
,racticed all cannot be cured. People
must die some time But one who is
uffering should be willing to inves-
igate and use every lawful means to
'e restored to health. before giving up
n despair. Investigation is all Os-
eopathy asks.
Another reason why many do not
ccept Osteopathy is, people have been
ducated to think when one is sick
e MUST HAVE DRUGS, their con-
dence in drugs being much greater
han the physician who prescribes
hem. Of course they do not know the
eleterious effects of loading the system
18th drugs. They may honestly be-
eve the practice of medicine is
cience, and they may never know how
lany EXPERIMENTS have been
,ade in their own case. LISTEN
II the chemicals necessary to health
re created and formed in the body by
rgans of the body. Living organisms
re Divinely endowed with the ability
, manufacture or prepare all chemi
als and materials necessary to build
r rebuild themselves. They also
Ossess all the machinery necessary
ithin themselves to perfectly do this
ork, so that all the machine, the
)dy, and bodily organism needs is to
ave wholesome nourishment and to
, kept properly adjusted so that every
art will bear proper relationship to
yery other part. The adjustments of
lie parts which need adjusting is the
ork of the Osteopath, and with proper
nature will do the rest.
n this reasonable2 In its results it
that it's reasoning is COR
CT and hence Osteopathy is growing
favor with the people, especially
it'll the people who think and act for
If you are sufferer come
ID let us examine you. 1t will cost
u nothing, and might lead you to
vestigate Osteopathy and by its prac-
toners be restored to health.
ha.1th