El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-17
years, but has been restored
to sight sufficient to see light
and will entirely recover his
sight under the 0steopathic
treatment Of DR.. Ira w. Col
Inns at the DR.. A. 7. Still
Osteopathic Infirmary at Ell
Paso. Coming as it does
from so able an author and
thinker as Mr.. Piner, it is
highly appreciated.
Denison, Texas, Sept. Is, 1910.
Mr.. Virgil P. Boston,
FL Paso, Texas.

Dear Old Boy:-I have rarely enjoy
ed any letter more than yours lust now
received, and | hasten to answer YOU
Yours was certainly a refreshing letter,
and SO nicely written. Some good friend
OF yours must have just wanted to do
You favor and me, too.
Your report about the present treat
ment OF your eyes has done me good.
If only you could be so helped as to be
able TO see enough to get around, YOU
would simply be all right. I would GER
tainly give that doctor a trial. and
good one, and | would certainly stand
by him for doing his best on me, wheth-
er he entirely cures or not l have much
faith in the osteopathic treatment. II
is all nonsense for the medical profess
sion to try to knock them out. There
are thousands of cures OF wonderful
merit accomplished by them. One of
Your foremost citizens was IN such a
pitiable condition that he would 90 to
sleep looking right at you. and he could
not help it, and his condition was
growing worse day by day, and the
whole tendency was toward softening
OF the brain. Our osteopath begged
the privilege of trying his hand on him
after a group of doctors had pronounc-
ed the case hopeless, and in Just a little
while the osteOpath found a wrench In
his neck and he UNFINISHED it and the
man got all right in a little while
There was shutting Off of blood sup
ply from the brain. | know a cS-se
right here in this county where a Young
man was IN a fainting condition all the
time, and the doctors dcped him month
after month and pronounced it a mys-
ferrous condition, but hopeless one A
lady osteopath was sent for, and she
simply took him by the collarbone and
gave his arm an upward sling, some
thing snapped and the fellow who was
lying unconscious on the floor opened
his eyes and got up and said he felt all
right and he is himself an osteopathic
physician today United States senator
Money of Mississippi for years suffered
tortures with supposed neuralgia and
mead pains, and an osteopath fixed him
all right in two minutes. In this siren
nous age we get our muscles ike our
minds-into a drawn state where ev-
erything is pulled out of normal rela-
ton. and we need the osteopath. By
allmeans go ahead with him.
1t is a source of much JOY 70 me that
YOU still remember the morning lectures
which | gave the school. l had a sweet
letter from Kendall not long ago in
which he refers to them as shaping his
life. Almost every pupil writing to me
speaks of those lectures. / sincerely
trust that the impression I made on the
old crowd may remain fer good and in
spire them all with ideals, and the abil-
ity to cling TO them with clean hands.
BY all means keep up your violin work
Go after the best that is in it. Put
the best that is in you into your play
ing. Coax out the very sweetest tones
1t is worth while. / shall always be
glad TO hear from YOU. and know that
YOU viii succeed / shall not be sur
prised TO hear that You have made your
mark in the world as a great viOhnist.
1t is in you to make one, and | believe
You Will do it.
Sincerely your friend,
HI pINEP