El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-22
SIX THOUSAND DEATHS IN Ell PASO IN FIVE
YEARS UNDER DRUG GlVERS- SIX DEATHS
UNDER OSTEOPATKS- ABOUT EQUAL
NUMBER OF PATIENTS TREATED
BY EACH. WHAT 0STE0PA-
THY is DOING IN Ell PAS0
YOU WILL HAVE TO TAKE OSTEOPATHY AFTER THE
OTHERS FAIL ON YOU, so WHY NOT TAKE IT NOW?
Statement of a Noble Christian Man Who Went All
Over This City and Wrote This Splendid Article
on What He Learned of Our Work

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I'd. A young lady whose case was
pronounced by physicians to be con-
sumption, and who was considered
hopeless. Her trouble was so far ad-
vanced that her fingers and feet were
blue and swollen. She was cured by
Osteopathy and is now a picture of
health, and is a student in the High
school of Ell Paso.
Sd. a young lady after a run of
typhoid fever lapsed into consumption.
Her limbs were drawn up to her body,
she was removed from the hospital to
her home to die. DR.. Collins was called
in to treat her. She is now well and
robust and no one would suspect what
her former condition had been.
4th. A young man with bronchial
| trouble, headache and continual cough
ing, has recovered and completed his
studies in the High school, and is now
one of the leading athletes of the city
5. a prominent railroad man, with
one lung pronounced gone, and his stOm-
aeh unable to retain food, began treat
ment with DR.. Collins three years ago.
He is now a well man and able to eat
any kind Of food. He is eloquent in his
praises of Osteopathy.
! 6. A lady residing in a fine flat in
! this city, was so afflicted with eonsump-
ton that she was requested to vacate
| the building in which she lived. She
was restored to health by Osteopathy
and Is considered one of the most TO
! bust persons in the building.
z. A lumberman, suffering with con-
sumption, had given up all hope of re-
| eovery. After vainly being many times
inoculated and using various remedies,
he was cured by Osteopathy and is now
an active business man. He saws he
has almost forgotten having been af-
fected.
8. A government official, whose lungs
were so affected that he contemplated
resigning his position, was restored to
health by OsteOpathy, served his term
Of office and now enjoys splendid
health.
9. A physician from a Nashville med
zeal college, who had given up all hope
Of recovery, was cured of consumption
by Osteopathy and left FL Paso saying
he felt as well as ever in his life. Sew
eral others suffering from lung troubles
have been sent from the above named
medical college to DR.. Ira W. Collins,
of Stills Osteopathic Infirmary, for
treatment. Three persons, one medical
student, are now under treatment by
DR.. Collins, having been sent here from
this medical college. In fact, most of
the persons who are now taking treat
ment for lung and throat troubles have
been sent to DR.. Collins by those who !
have been cured and have returned to |
their homes to live.
IN 4 cfcfo- Of of
who is now visiting in FL Paso, was !
cured OF consumption three years since. |
She says her brother never expected to !
see her alive again and was so over |
Joyed when he found how greatly she |
had improved that he advised her to |
continue treatment under DR.. Collins !
until she was cured. She now appears /
like one who has never been sick.
1t IS the opinion of DR.. Collins that |
bronchial troubles, of which they have
cured so many which were pronounced
consumption, are eczema Of the throat
and bronchial tubes which have been
poisoned by stagnant blood the poison
OF which the overtaxed kidneys could
not eXcrete fast enough. This blood
coming into the lungs for oxidation in
flames the lining of the lungs. An ex-
cess Of this blood may be cut off from
the general circulation causing lung
abcesses, which lead to consumption.
In such cases the kidneys are always
congested. In curing eczemas, bron-
ehlal troubles, and consumption Oste-
opathy restores the nerves to the kid
neys and thereby facilitates the excre-
ton OF the poisonous accumulation of
blood. This gives rest to the
throat, lungs and parts affected by
eczema. The results achieved have
been almost marvellous.
ASTHMA.
l. A lady, who said she had worn
out every climate by being sent from
place to place, came to FL Paso and
wondered whether Osteopathy could cure
asthma. She despaired of ever being
well again, but was cured by Dr.. Col ,
Inns and is now conducting a large bust.
ness.
2. A railroad conductor who was D,
confined to his bed with chronic asth-
ma was cured and is now taking his ,
passenger train 'out regularly.
). a banker, who was an invalid ,
rom asthma, is now active in business.
4. A gentleman who expected daily to ! ,
lie Is now a robust man without a O.,
symptom of his former trouble.
Asthma patients are numerous. Every :
1ne who RECEIVERS recommends his af- :
flicted friends to avail themselves of
)steopathy. Sometimes these cases do
lot yield quickly to the treatment. but =
+ one continues the treatment he will :
De rewarded.
LIMBS AND SPINES.
l. The wife of prominent South !
African official had tuberculosis of the =
pine and intestines and was given I'D
o die. She is now perfectly well.
?. A lady was afflicted with a tu- =,
)ercular limb for nine years. Every
known treatment was given Nithout
benefit. he was cured by Osteopathy.
3 A lady who was so injured that 9
he was on crutches for a year, is now c
perfectly well. q
4. A girl with a shrunken and pain. t
ul limb was fully restored by Osteo. '
'athy- She is daughter of a prominent '
itizen Of Ell Paso, and is now away at Y
ollege Q