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supply these parts with circulation of blood. We have had about one hun dred cases of appendicitis. many of them so bad that operation was de- manded, but all were cured by re- moving these conditions of spine and hip without any operation. Being c graduate of surgery myself and hav- ing met with about one thousand cases here and in other places, l have never seen a case requiring operation, as the healing will take place by re- moving the trouble at spine and hip so that the appendix and bowels have good blood supply. Also by cutting out solid food for time. The result is invariably a cure.
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TELLS ITS OWN STORY.

Washington D. C.( Associated Press
 At a meeting of Associated Public Hospitals Managing Physicians today. Dr. Ross, Superintendent Hospital. Buffalo. New York. said:
 There was given in our hospitals in America three hundred pereent less drugs than ever before in their. history, and many new hospitals now have no drugs given in them"
 Think of that. you who are pre- tudieed against Osteopathy.
 In ten years a doctor who gives drugs will excite as much curiosity as a cannibal would turned loose in your streets. People will point to him and say: There goes a man who thought he onld cure a sick man by poisoning him." He gave him calomel that ate his liver into ulcers. Of course the man is dead now.
 Six thousand Of them died in five years here in Fl Paso, while only eight out of eight thousand at the Dr. A. T. Slll Osteopathic Infirmary. Pneumonia is so easy to cure by os- teopathy
 A doctor in Chicago has been pro- ducing in dogs almost any disease de sired, by exerting a pressure on the spine, drawing it in different direc. tions and holding it there until it be- comes fixed, then the deadehed nerve produces the disease by stopping the circulation to any one organ.
 We cure all diseases by removing these pTessures from the nerves and blood vessels. and allowing Nature to build up new cell life, and perfect health is the result
 Below. I give out of 5000 cases some of the principal dislocations l find in the spine and some of the common diseases which have been cure here. Out of this number we have lost but sight cases One of them was a eon1lmptive so far gone we had no hope; one with lymphatic leukamia: and one had typhoid fever and spinal meningitis which had so far exhausted the little fellow that when we did restore the circulation he did not have enough strength to rally. But we think it an excellent record, notwithstanding the loss On these eight, when We consider that 75 percent of our patients are given Up by others when we get a chance at theA
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When the other doctors had given her up to die with a large ovarian abscess. which they said would kill l her with blood poisoning.
 The abscess left a cavity as large as your double fist.
 The worst they said they had ever seen.
 Dr. Collins freed the nerves to the
 kidney and the temperature went right down. Then he freed the nerves to the oyaries SO they could drain themselves and get blqSd around them and it has healed uD that great abscess until my wife says she wishes every woman could know what Os. eopathy can do for them when suf- Tering with various female troubles.
 It has saved my fife and l think it is the greatest blessing ever dis covered" nR7
 There are 27 others with female troubles taking now out O. 112 pa- tients and they are all doing well.
 There is every kind of trouble you can think. of being treated here. blood poisoning, liver troubles. appended tis, fits, eye troubles of every kind. lung troubles, throat troubles, rheu- lmatism, and all kinds Of asthma, paralysis Of every kind. all kinds cf diseases of little babies, spasms and indigestion
 The people they have cured are all over town and they say they only lose one patient out of a thousand. while the other doctors lose about two hundred patients out of a thou sand.
 Everybody who talks of them seems smiling and happy and getting better and speak a good word for them.
 They have been here seven years and they have surely done good work.
 Just think of the blind people they have cured that nobody else could, and it shows that they can cure any. thing else by getting the blood to cir culate.
 Mir. Elmer Montgomery.
 Mrs. Sarah Montgomery
 We are now on Upson avenue, but our home is in Clifton, Arizona There are many people taking treat ment from Arizona, also New Mexico, Old Mexico and Southern Texas.
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DISEASES OF EYES

Case 10. Boy blind most of time for five years: tu- nor on one side of eyeballs. The yer tebra of the sec ond and third ribs drawn to one side. c ontra c ting the nerves leading to eyes. He suffered in { e n s e iy. The spine was straight ened and case en- tirely cured.
 Case of eye dis
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front end of the lower ribs. draws them down in front and choke of lung space, in addition to deadening the nerves to intestines, and choking the kidney circulation. This throws too much stagnant blood-which has become acid--to lungs, which are pressed upon by these downward ribs, eating cavities into them. A general treatment to straighten these hips forward and straighten spine was given and case cured.
 We have had a large per cent of these cases and all were either cured or much benefited, except one case, which we lost. Almost all consump- tion is caused by over eating, con gesting the spine in small of back, where nerves lead to bowels, causing them to allow weight of body to throw hips back and draw spine with them. And if these patients drink too foul water typhoid fever is the first indication of disease. High fed stock will contract consumption by being overfed, but you never heard of Texas range steer having it. or in poorly fed families, except where the food was poorly prepared. thereby exhausting the nerves to digest 1t, or by eating food that is often decayed. Any exhaustion of system which causes ribs to fall down in front and hips to fall backwards causes con sumption. It is not contagious, as conductors in overcrowded trains as- sociate with these cases daily. and yet are no more liable to contract this disease than men engaged in other callings.
 Bronchitis is caused by right hip being drawn backwards, affecting the circulation of blood to liver and kid neys. causing too much stagnant acid blood to go to lungs, to be there oxidized. which irritates the bron-
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HOW oSTEoPATHY HAS CURED
 EIGHT THOUSAND CASES WITH
 LOSS OF ONLY EIGHT PA.
 TiENTs-EvERY KIND OF DIS
 EASE.
 E. H. Hartman, the Railroad Mil
 lionaire's Family, could have had
 him cured for one hundred dol.
 lars, when they first thought of
 Osteopathic treatment Then they
 were heartbroken when the great
 German doctors of Austria told
 them the trouble came from the
 spine and it was too late. You
 could have had yourself or Family
 cured for a small sum, but it win
 cost a thousand dcllars to bury you
 or them this Winter.
 Give good health to yourself and loved ones for the best present in the world, cheaper than to be buried this winter, with that trouble that is com Ing On you. Some dangerous disease may be just beginning to take hold on you. May be it is showing itself in a cold or that same old trouble which will end your days this time.
 A hundred dollars applied on you now may mean years of happiness.
 You don't value your health as you ought to, and don't guard your loved ones as you should. Your loved ones will have 10 spend a thousand dollars to bury you this winter. or you will help to bury some of them.
 Just think how easily F. H. Harri- man could have saved his life by going to an Osteopath and had this place in his back loosened so the blood could have circulated in the walls Of his stomach
 Eight thousand died in n Paso be- cause of a place like this in their spine. Eight thousand were cured by removing this place in their spine. Only lost six in five years who came too late. Don't be foolish
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We are parents of little Joseph Kelley the blind boy that Dr. Collins cured by Osteopathy. who is in the picture with several other blind peo. pleo who have been restored to sight. Joseph had been to sixteen special ists here and in California. and they had left him for five years with his little eyes all ulcered and blind and suffering all the time
 Until Dr. Ira w Collins cured him and now he goes to school and reads as well as any child, and does not even use glasses.
 MT. and Mrs. J. Kelley"
 We live at 1905 Wyoming street
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Hero is the place In the spine that caused E. II. Har- riman's death.
 Thousa n ds of them have been re- moved at Dr. A. T. Still's Osteopathic Infrmary at diff ferent places, ac- cording to what disease they were cansine.
 Vienna, Oct, 1st.
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any one who has ever lived"
 We usually find misplaced large hip bones, together with fourth and fifth lumbar vertebra twister, also I1th and 18th dorsal. allowing prolapsus and misplacements- These are al- ways cured or helped. even when ad- hesions have formed. Tumors are easily reduced and growth stopped. This kind constitutes the largest per centage of our cures.
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SdSt To- A ilIOiil' i n e n t contractor who had been liv- ing in a malarial district in the south contracted the fe- yer which left him
 enlargement of liy. CT and cramps. His case was en. tirely cured by straightening spine at Tth and Sth ribs, thus loosening the nerves to the liver. forcing new circu.
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This is where We set the vemebra and cured little blind Joe Kelley. Read what his pa- rents say about it. Pronounced hope.
 less by entire Med ical Associa dion when thes met in
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had great many Of these cases All cured.
 We have great number of these cases. In many of them 1t takes some time before much improvement is noticed, then they gradually get better until entirely cured
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ehial tubes and throat. Left hip be- ing displaced backwards. affects eireu' lation of kidneys and spleen, causing Bright's disease by disturbing lymph attic circulation. and if filthy water is used or poorly cooked food eaten, typhoid fever results. Possibly a hun dred cases of throat and all kinds of lung trouble have been cured.
 DISEASES OF EYES
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We have great many cases oi weak heart, but usually find the dis. location at the yertebrae of second and third ribs, these nerves leading to the heart, and usually we are com. pelled to remove some other lesion where there is a congestion, to tighten the work Of the heart Nearly all these cases are cured; all benefited. MALARIA, BILiOUsNESS AND EN
 PLACEMENT OF LIVER
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This is where we freed the nerve and cured the hopeless blind lady, Mrs. Smiley.
 T am the lady in the picture whose eyes were restored to sight by Dr. Ira
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This is where We loosened the nerve in ovarian abscess and cured a bad case of blood pois- oning. Read what Mir. and Mrs. Montgomery say about it:
 Yes, l brought mylwlfe to Fl Paso, and placed her un- der Dr. Ira w. Col. lins at the Still Os- eopathic Inhrm- ary.
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NEURALGIA AND HEADACHES.

l took the statements of those who had suffered with neuralgia in it's worst form for years and all kinds of headache and they in each instance claimed to be cured.
 APPENDICITIS AND AescESsEs.
 l took the statements of those who had been cured of appendicitis. and they were each cured. No operation in any instance. Some had abscesses which opened up and drained and healed nicely.
 Think of those you have known who have been foolish enough to let a surgeon scare them into an operation. They are nearly all dead now. Why should you resort to surgery. which cannot cure as great percent of dis. eases as Osteopathy can, and no dan, ger, from Osteopathy?
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RHEUMATISM

Whenever there is 8 displacement causing pressure on the kidneys and also pressure on any of the muscles. Rheumatism is the result, and these are cured by freeing nerves to mus cles and kidneys. l have never seen an ineurable case of rheumatism If patient takes long enough.
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APPENDICITIS

Case IS. A gen eral manager of the Standard Oil Co. was cured here by removing the dislocation of first and second lumbar and straightening right hip. thus loosening the hypo- gastric and the in g In a nerves i. which, t O. g e t b @ r with other nerves,
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TROUBLE

0dSe ND. 2. ton sumption in a young lady. The vertebra Of second rib was dislocated b a c k W a r ds; the large bones of each hip were also drawn backwards; ; drawing the lower part of the spine backwards, an q this having mus eles that are at tached by diagonal muscles to the
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Case lE. PTOmi- nent business man was compelled to sell out his busi- ness on account of irregularity in heart beat. Found fifth rib pressing on the heart. Re moved the pressure from heart, restor- ed it to normal, and cured the case. This man went back into active business.
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eases of various kinds are brought to us. All have been cured or helped when treatment was taken long enough. We find that pressure on the nerves leading to different parts of the eye causes the different diseases; so the dislocation is not always at the same place in the spine.
 DYSPEPSIA AND INDIGESTION
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ETC
 Case 4. Bad case in bcy that had run into death hicooughs but was entirely cured by straighten- ing the fourth verte- bra in neck and freeing nerve to dia-
 phragm- We have
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CONSTIPATION AND FEMALE
TROUBLE

Case IS. Mrs. Sen ator Forsker, who was at Kirksville and saw probably 1000 cases of mis- placements and otn- CT female troubles cured, said: If Dr. Still had discovered nothing more than his way of curing these diseases with out surgical opera tions, he has done more to bless suf- fering women than
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lently insane. This was straighten- ed and the case cufed.
 We find these dislocations in diff ferent parts. causing congestion that gives rise to different kinds of in sanity. In some cases we find 1t takes several months treatment, while in the case mentioned above. ten days was sufficient to restore cir culation. Constant thinking on any one subject will draw much blood to one part of the brain as to cause in sanity on that particular subject. If the patient can be kept from dwelling on that subject and the excitement is no longer there the vertebra will re- store itself and circulation will be- come normal in the brain, and the patient becomes rational again. As in the case of Harry Thaw, who, when White--the cause of a rush of excess blood to a part of his brain no longer existed, he became rational again. Nearly all cases of insanity are curable by Osteopathy.
 ExoPHTHALMlc GoiTRE
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eHtd and case entirely cured.
 We have great many of these cases, and all were cured by replacing this same dislocation. But some cases are harder to cure than others, as all ribs may be down in front and spine so set it is hard to get all ribs to stay up in place, as spine is so hardened after remaining that way many years, as is sometimes the case in old people. CONSUMPTION AND BRONCHIAL
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TEOPATHY DISSEMINATED

can cure you at Dr. A. T. Stills os- eopthaic Infrmary.
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lation.
 In biliousness the liver is usually overworked by eating more food than needed, and then when it can supply no more, 1t is lashed into activity by physic until the trouble ends in chronic constipation. These cases are all cured by eating less and free ing nerves to liver and bowels. We have more Of these cases than any other kind.
 BRlcHT'S DISEASE AND KIDNEY
 TROUBLE AND TUBERCuLAR
 HIPS IN CHILDREN
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Case To- "A prom inent man was cured who was so bad that his low CT limbs were all swollen and broken out in many sores turned out of hos pital as incurable to die. Spine was straig g htened at 1lth and 18th ribs and left the hip loOsered and the case was cured.
 We have many
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C a s e N o. $. Young lady; a very bad case, but not of long stand ing. Vertebra of first rib drawn
 backwards, allow ing both first ribs to rise behind, forcing them down in front, cutting on circulation from the thyroid gland. This was straight
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( LAs ~e I@ NA--
 inent business man suffered for many years. Straighten- ed spine at fourth rib, restored the nerves leading to stomach and the circulation of blood again in stomach walls, and he can now eat any kind of food without trouble. A large percentage of our } nature. All are
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INSANITY

Case 6. Young man who had an atta k of Ia grippe, which had drawn the sixth vertebra in neck so that it interfered with circulation of blood to the head, and he became yio-
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the case. so that he can now eat any thing. We have had a large number of these cases; all cured when treat ment was taken long enough.
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NEURALGIA.

Case l. A promin- ent lady of the city suffered nearly ali her life with neural gia. We found the first ceryical verte- bra in neck drawn to one side, deadening the nerves and stop
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Case 2. A superin- tendent of a railroad was said to have con sumption, but we strengthened spine at second vertebra Of neck and at fourth rib. freeing the nerves
 leading to stomach and liver, and cured
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DEAFNESS AND

DEAFNESS AND
 CATARRH.
 Case 8. A young la dy was deaf and sui, fered with catarrh for many years; we strengthened the third vertebra of the neck. freed the circulation
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to the ears and cured the case.
 WHoOPlNo COUCH, HfcCoUcHs
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ping the Circulation Of the blood to the head. This was strengthened and the case cured.
 A great mary of these cases have come to us. and have all been cured The disBocations were not all alike, however, and the neuralgia was in different parts of the body. LIVER AND STOMACH TROUBLES
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cases are of this nature. All are cured or benefited.
 HEART nICEhSE
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DEAFNESS.

] took the statements of the de who can now hear as well as g one else.
Graham guardian., 1911-01-13

YOU'VE HAD LETTER FROM HEMAN At.
KINs IRON wAsHISToSf'
more then. hut he mopped his fore
head. or the extension above 1t. TAX
Ing OF his cap to do so,
II cal'late she WILL" he said uneasily.
"Tell you the truth. Ase. was up to
the store. and Cap'n Josiah Dimick
and some more of 'em drifted in. and
we got talkin' about the chances of
the harbor appropriation and one
thing or mother. and twas later'n !
thought twas fore ! knew It"
The appropriation from the govern
ment which was to deepen and widen
onr barbor here at Bayport was a
very vital topic among us just then.
Heman Atkins. the congressman from
our district, had promised to do his
best for the appropriation and had for
q time been very sanguine of securing
n. Recently. however. he had not
been quite as hopeful
Graham guardian., 1911-01-13

me are in for it now. Ase Tidditt!
Twenty minutes late! She'll skin us
alive"
Mr.. Tidditt did not pause to answer,
but plunged headlong down the hill at
a race horse gait. Bailey pounding at
his heels. For "born daredevils,' self
confessed. they were nervous and
apprehensive pair.
The perfect boarding house" is sit.
uated quarter Of mile beyond
Whittaker's hill. nearly opposite the
Salters homestead. The sign. hung on
the pole by the, front gate, reads,
"Dayport Hotel. Bailey Bangs Pro-
prietor.' bur no one except the stran-
ger in Bayport accepts that sign serl
Dusly VIXEN. owing to an unexpected
change in the administration at Wash
ington. Mr. Bangs was obliged to re-
linquish his position as our village
postmaster his wife came to the res
cue with the proposal that they open
boarding house. 'Whatsoe'er you
find to do quoted Keturah at sewing
circle meeting. do 1t, then, with all
your mightp If when I'm laid to rest
they can put on to my gravestone She
run the perfect boarding house I'll
be satisfied"
This remark and subsequent similar
declarations were widely quoted, and,
therefore. though casual visitors may
refer to the "Bayport hotel" to us ma
tives the Bangs residence is always
"Keturahs perfect boarding house"
AS for the signs affirmation Of Mr..
Bangs proprietorship, that is consid
cred the cream of the joke. The Idea
OF meek. baldheaded little Bailey pos'
ing as proprietor Of anything while
his wife is on deck tickles Bayport's
sense of humor.
TO BE CONTINUED.
Graham guardian., 1911-01-13

Side splitting humor and tea,
compelling pathos struggle 70,
supremacy in this delightful ro-
nance of Cape Cod. written by
q son Of Cape Gods own sandy
soil. Read of the old sea cap
tain who has returned to spend
the remainder of his days among
hts boyhood friends read of
the quaint little waif who came
to him unbidden and ofthe place
she won In his heart; read offhe
pretty schooifsocher, the sancfi-
naonfous congressman, the grown
mp boys Asaph Tidditf and Bal
ley Bangs; read Of Kefurah and
Cap'n Josiah Dimick and Lem
Nwick and all the other quaint
folk of Bayport and you will
find entertainment a-pienty.
There was only one Charles
Dickens. but In character de-
lfneoffon Joseph c. Lincoln has
a touch worthy of the master.
Graham guardian., 1911-01-13
ST. JOSEPH STAKE NEWS
Home Mission Appointments for
Month of January

FOURTH SUNDAY
Artesia-Religion Class.
Lebanon-Religion Class.
Central. H. Mangum and w.
w. Crockett.
I Matthews Frank A. Curtis and
J. G. Ellsworth.
Eden-Religion Glass.
Bryce-Wm. w. Mcdonald and
Gordon Kimball.
Hubbard-Peter A. Norton and
d. w, Birdno.
Graham-Religion Glass.
Those who find they will not be
able to fill their appointments notify
the Home Mission Committee or the
president who presides over the
Seventies in their respective wards,
by whom substitute will be ap-
pointed, R. G. LAYTON,
j. H. LARSON,
Committee.
Graham guardian., 1911-01-13

n ~ Is queer, but Captain Cy him.
Hi self doesn't remember whether
I'M the day was Tuesday or
S Wednesday Asaph Tiddltts
records ought to settle 1t. for there was
meeting Of the board of selectmen
that day. and Asaph has been town
clerk In Bayport since the summer be.
fore the BaDsist meeting house burned.
But on the record the date. in Asaph's
handwriting. stands Tuesday. May
10. 1S9-." and. as 1t happens. May 10
Of that year fell on Wednesday. moi
Tuesday at ALL
Keturah Bangs. who keeps "the per
feet boarding house." says It was
Tuesday. because she remembers the,
had fried cod cheeks and cabbage thai
day. as they have every Tuesday. and
naither Mr.. Tidditt nor Bailey Bangs,
Keturah's husband. was OH hand when
the dinner bell rang. Keturah says
she is certain It was Tuesday. because
she remembers smelling the boilcd
cabbage as she stood NJ the side door.
looking up the road to see II either
Asapb or Bailey was coming AS for
Bailey. he says he remembers being
late to dinner and his wife's "startin
n heave broadsides into him b.!
cause Of II. but he doesn't remember
what day II was,
At any rate, whether Tuesday or
Wednesday. 1t is certain that 1, wns
quarter past ~. according to the clock
presented 10 the Methodist society by
the Hon Hcman Atkins. when .Asaph
Tidditt came down the steps of The
town ball after the selectmen's meet
ing and saw Bailey Bangs waiting for
him on the opposite side Of the road.
"Hello. Aser' hailed Mr. Bangs
"You'l be late to dinner II you don't
hurry. was headin' for home. oil
sail sot when see you. What kept
your
'.Town business. Of course" replied
Mr. Tidditt. with the Importance per-
tanning to his official position. What
kent you. for the land sakesl Won't
Ketury he in your woolw
Bailey hasn't any wool" worth
mentioning now. and he had very little