Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-08

nothing Of had best investigate tho
snnity of such individuals. They may
find "a mental arrangement by looking
closely.
Progress needs the breaksman hut
lhe brealIsman should not occupy all
his time by putting on tho brakes.
How prone are we to crlticlse tnat
which We do not understand or tnet
which encroaches upon tho domain
we have mapped out for ourselves. No
one sees things alike, not having View
cd them from the same standpoint.
Differences OF opinion OF intelligent
beings are helpful otherwise We
would never arrive at correct conclu-
slons, but the criticism OF a fool rs a
waste Of time. Some make n grand
stand play dcnounclng others think
Ing to blind the ignorant person by
Dragging OF this honesty, Beware Of
such people: they are dangerous, Ego
tsm and pride have dwarfted their
higher intollects.
How like human nature It Is to
think one is right and other wrong.
but do not forget It may be the re-
verse and II Is my earnest desire that
you view this subject that there IS
good In ALL"
He then showed how various veins
could be contracted growths and
structures removed by one treatment.
About the cures performed In Menu
phis, he explained the case OF Mrs. j.
o. Tucker, who was cured OF cancer
Of the womb; r. w. Rushing, who
was relieved OF tumors without tho
knife; Mrs. A. Gross. who was re-
lleved of severe case Of liver trou-
BILE, Mrs. Christ Underwood OF Walk
er county. reported that number OF
gall stones were removed from her
after tho first treatment. Those re-
siding in Alabama; Mr.. j. M. Brown
has been relieved of a severe case OF
stomach and liver trouble. Mr.. Bird,
who has suffered many years with a
clot on tho brain. which caused fits
every day. was relieved to such an ex-
tent that only one light attack occur
red during tho entire treatment. Mr.
Birch suffered with catarrhal deaf
ness and was relieved OF 10O-foot
parasite. Mrs. NJ. Robbins. relieved
Of Brights disease. and Mrs. l.. II.
Goodwin, who was cured Of many gall
stones without the knife. The institu-
ton here has by far tho largest pat
ronage OF any institution in the state.
and Is increasing rapidly every day.
Extra specialists have been engaged,
and more rooms spoken for. The fund
which was placed In the hands Of the
chief physician to be donated to those
who want the full treatment and can-
not pay Is rapidly disappearing. The
doctor has the privilege of drawing
on this fund for one-half of your bill
as long as II lasts Those coming this
week may take advantage of this
mans generosity II they so desire. but
no only agrees to help each person
to tho extent of one-half their total
bill; provided also. that the patient
agrees to take a complete cure. The
many cures already performed have
completely converted those who wore
at first skeptical, and the endorses
ment Of electricity for the curing OF
cronlc diseases BY every honorable
and progressive physician who has
the welfare and not the fee OF his pa
tient at heart; that It is only the fool
ish that now have any hestancy IN
regalnlng their lost health by the lat.
est progressive methods. II makes no
difference 10 these doctors how much
you have spent, or who you have tried.
They are here to cure you. and do Il
quick They have no time for any
thing except to take your case and DO
the work. Free examination all next
week. Hours TO 12, 2 to 4, to s.
Sunday, IL to ~ only. 211-12 and
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