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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-24


No more Consumption, no more Can
GERS. no more Heart Failure, Dropping
over Dead or being Found Dead in Bed
All these things come from exhaustion
from drugs and stimulants.
Live Rational Quit drugging and
stimulants and the knife According to
Dr.. J. n. Hurry, NJ. D., secretary Indiana
state board of health, when these leaders
denounee their own methods what makes
you fool enough to take them.
DR.. J. N. Hurry, Secretary of the In
diana State Board of Health and prom
inent health officer, commenting on Sen
ator Cores resolution directing the Pub
lie Health Service to investigate the
new cure for consumption reported re-
Gently from Germany, said
Gwen if a remedy is found which viii
arrest consumption, what then2 Con-
sumption results from our wrong ira
tional methods of living, so we will have
q new crop Of consumptives each year.
'The medicine method of getting rid
Of disease is a foolish one. It is cranky
and irrational. Let us be rational and
live according to the laws of well-being
and enjoy the delights which viii fol-
low.
San medicines from cslomel to quinine,
from SIENNA to paregoric and from oxy-
dimethylquinozine to phenolsulphoneph-
thalein are two-edged swords. They al
ways and invariably cut both ways.
There is not a single medicine in all the
world which does not carry harm in its
molecules. Alcohol is certainly a race
poison, so is morphine, quinine, and
every other chemical or drug which does
not naturally enter into the composition
Of the animal body.
"Why is it that the cure Of disease
and escaping the consequences Of sin at
tract more attention than abolishing dis
ease and abandoning sin? We all ac-
knowledge that an ounce of prevention
IS more valuable than pounds of cure
that to be pure is the thing, not to be
impure, and then try to get back to
purity. But knowing this is true, still
we are obsessed with the idea of cure
and the idea Of reform. What is the
matter2 Plainly we have not the viii
power, the force of character, the simple
common sense to live nationally. Where
IS the sense Of expanding so much energy
in seeking for cure of disease when we
know that right living viii keep US well
and keep disease at a distance?
"Dr. J. n. Hurry, NJ. D."
This IS the best day the world ever
saw. The leading physicians are de-
noImcing drugs and stimuIants and the
knife. The Osteopath frees the nerves
and the restored circulation car
ries out the impurities and you
can't remain sick nor have CON
sumption, nor cancers, nor drop dead
with heart failure. Remember there Is
as much difference between Osteopaths
as there is between ministers or lawyers
or any other profession. A great many
of them are mere failures. Many people
when taking treatment and the poison
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-24

Of poison and think they are worse when
they would soon recover if they con
tinued.
DR.. JOHN N. MACKENZIE,
Professor Of LaryngOlOgy at Johns Hop
Hns University.
Now, we await the authority that shall
halt the hellish work of doctors that
treat little innocent children suffering
from meningitis by stabbing them in the
spine and drawing off natures fluid and
injecting filthy serum! The treatment
proves almost invariably fatal. In this
connection We may well note two other
fads that are very profitable to the
doctors and surgeons and very. grievous
to the patients and their friends: Tonsi-
lectomy and appendectomy. DR.. John
n Mackenzie, Professor of LaryngoIogy
at Johns Hopkins University, quotes ap-
prOvingly the verdict of "an eminent
surgeon" who speaks of these operations
as Surgical insanities.' When performed
in good faith it is a matter of ignor-
ance; otherwise it is a most vicious form
of graft. Among the evils resulting from
the removal of the tonsils, Professor
Mackenzie sums US this list: Death
from hemorrhage and shock; develop
ment of tuberculosis in lungs; lacera-
tiOns and other injuries Of palate and
pharyngeal muscles; great contraction
Of parts; removal of one barrier of in
lection; severe infection Of the wound;
septicemia, troublesome cieatrices. SUD-
curative Otitis media; troubles of vision
and voice; increased susceptibility to
throat disease; pharyngeal quinsy. and
finally TONSILITISt The present writ
er can vouch for the fact that victims
OF tonsileetomy and appendectomv al
most invariably have more trouble with
throat and bowels than they ever had
before being robbed of these most use
Jul and absolutely inoffensive ORGANS
a mother remarked to me that her bow
was eOnvalescing from an attack of
tonsilitis. warned her against allow
ing the surgeons. to remove his tonsils
"Oh," she said, @they took out his tonsiIs !
three years ago."
When the question is of aeonsrmn-
ton" we find ourselves in face of an.
other terribly misleading and miscbiev- |
Gus fad namely, that the disease is con-
tagiOus, or infectious, and results from
the ingress of a germ" Whether a
case results from poverty, ignorance or |
self indulgence, is all the same so far
as looking for the cause and cure as well
as prevention Among other very wise
utterances Of DR.. George Wilson, in his |
presidential address before a meeting of |
the British Medical Association, this:
"The PathOgenic microbes which the !
psychologists have discovered asso-
ciated with human disease are
found associated with necrosed tissues
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-24
INSANITY, FITS AND sPASMS
CHOREA, NERVOUSNESS.

I. Young stoelzman had insanity fol
lowing grip and was a raYing maniac,
He was cured by Osteopathy and IS now
conducting his business as usual.
2. Aged man was insane, which was
caused by attempt to cure sPasms by
strong drugs. Cured by Osteopathy and
is now an active business man.
8. Girl with eOngested spine caused
by taking arsenic for stomach troubles.
Had St. Vitus dance. She Is now in
perfect health.
4. A lady who had suffered with
st. Vitus' dance and nervousness, for
several years, was entirely cured by
OsteOpathy.
8 Several young ladies who were Sc
verely afflicted with spasms causing IN
consciousness, were cured.
6. Many cases Of nervous collapse
were cured.
z. Nervousness in men. usually &C
companying Indigestion, is easily cured
BY Osteopathy.
Editor OF an eastern paper was cured
of fits. Sent his mother here for other
troubles
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-24
APPENDICITIS, TAPEWORMS,
BLADDER TROUBLES.

These three diseases are often taken
for each other. Two persons cured Of
tapeworms were ordered to hospital to
be operated on for appendicitis. 0ste-
opathy freed the nerves to the liver, the
bile -seereted killed the tapewOrms, diges-
ton was restored in the bowels and a
cure was effected
Three men were cured Of bladder
troubles by Osteopathy who had been
ordered to the hospital to be operated
upon for appendicitis. The bladder was
pressed down by prolapsis o. bowels TN
til the ureters we-a chokad. causing
renal collie and gravel by Osteopashyi
the parts were Teadiusted, the nerves
freed and a recovery was ultimately.
effected.
A prominent man had appendicitis.
BY Osteopathy he was entirely cured.
A little girl had appendicitis so Sc
verely that physicians said an operation
was then inadvisable. BY OsteOpathy
she was so relieved that operation was
omitted. She was entirely cured by.
Osteopathy.
A young man at college was ordered
to be operated upon for appendicitis. He
was cured by Osteopathy and is now
at school and in splendid health.
FEMALE DISEASES, NEURALGIA
AND VARIOUS HEADACHES.
Female diseases form the largest per.
cent of cases cured by 0steOpaths. All
over FL Paso are ladies who have suf-
fered for years with misplacements
caused by falls, strains, and weight of
intestines when cOnstipated. Headaches
and nervousness follow. In these cases
Osteopathy frees the nerves at the spine
so that they are restored to their nor
NAL vigor. The result is to cause the
organs Of the pelvis to resume their nor
NAL positions, which makes lie worth
living, as well as relieves from intense
suffering, the headaches and constipa-
ton and nervousness.
Or. Collins says there isn't a case of
headache on record that Osteopathy VIII
not cure. Names of parties all over the
city can be given. talked with scores
of them.
All persons should remember that the
life IS IN the blood as the Bible states.
The blood alone must cure when abnor-
NAL conditions exist. No amount of
forcing the tired or impaired organs of
the body, by stimulation of drugs, can
effect cure. Nature alone contains its
remedial conditions and laws. Osteo-
pathy IS natural method of assisting
Nature in accord with Natures laws.
DR.. Ira w Collins. Physician in Chief
fthe a. T. Still Osteopathic Infirmary.
IS doing work for suffering humanity
Of which any one might be Justly proud,
and should be regarded highly as a bene-
factor OF Advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-24
Don't You Think That is Fair TO
Suffering Humanity? Let's Try
it. Our New OsteopatFic Meth
DDS Are Just Giving Splendid
Results

and instead of being labelled the
unconditional cause of the disease thew
may be regarded as the product thereof
and as performing a benign func-
ton in changing the necrosed tissues into
harmless products, just as various kinds
Of heterogeneous are necessary to
change filth and all dead organic matter
into harmless matter"
When your baby has Pneumonia or
your husband or yourself, Just send for
one of the Dr. Still Osteopathic Infirm-
airy doctors. And watch them dilate the
lungs and save their lives by their New
Method. They viii give you the names
of the best families in town who have
tried Osteopathy and found it the
surest and safest method. If Won have
the Grippe watch them quiet your heart
and save your life. If you have TEN
DER LUNGS they will rest every nerve
in your body and throw the poisons out,
and you viii build up.
The great congress of scientists and
physicians for prevention of Consump-
ton, says no injection or drug has ever
been discovered that was not an injury
to the patient and produces more deaths
than if left alone. But they say Rest,
and the Osteopatbs at DR.. Still Osteo-
pathic Infirmary, by DR.. Collins new
method, can give it to you. Just try it
and talk to those who have. If it is
RHEUMATISM, try the Osteopaths and
you viii be like the rest of those who
have, singing its praises all the time.
If you have a sluggish liver, don't
whip it up and irritate your stomach or
liver into a cancer, but let the Osteo-
path free the narve so it can force cir
culation of blood to the part. Don't
take ANYTHING nor let them use the
knife on you, when the leading physi-
clans denounce them all.
Do ike all these good people have
done. See what they said to the Notary
was the result of their going to the
DR.. Still Osteopathic Infirmary.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-24

&. A young lady had both limbs
drawn up to body. They were shriveled-
She is now wei.
6. Two little boys whose limbs were
cured of tubercular trouble walk as well
as ever and are now attending school:
In these cases the limb IS freed and
reset and is kept sore by freeing the
nerves until circulation IS restored. 1t
requires from one month to a year to
effect a cure. Sometimes the patient
becomes discouraged but realizing there
is no other hope he continues treatment
and IS rewarded with a cure.
STOMACH AND LIVER TROUBLES,
HEADACHES, CONSTIPATION.
/. A conductor who was confined to
his bed with stomach trouble and alb
cess of the bowels, and who was given
I'D to die, was entirely cured by OsteO-
pathy. The nerves were freed and CIR
culation established in the affected
parts. He has the largest passenger
train out of FL Paso and has not missed
a run in three years, which is remark
able because of the close confinement
and heavy nerve strain to which ne Is
subjected. He is an enthusiastic adVo-
cate of OsteOpathy.
2. A lady who had not eaten sohd
food for months is now able to eat
anything.
4. A man who was chronic dyspep-
tic was cured.
5. A railroad official confined to his
bed with stomach trouble, was July re-
stored.
6. Business man, who suffered IN
tensely with recurring Indigestion, was
cured and is now active in business
z. Prominent professional man was
sent to FL Paso by leading surgeon OF
the United States to be treated Tor gall
stones and liver troubles.
8. Standard Oil official came to Fl
Paso for treatment. He was confined
to his bed. He was cured Of indiges-
ton bv Osteopathy, and IS able to eat
all kinds of food with a relish.
9. A man had liver cramps and gall
stones and was given up by his physi-
clans to die His family expected his
death to occur at any time. He was
cured by Osteopathy and is now in the
best of health.
III. a u4dA VIII f19 ot-AA ing Vim
! Iirer cramps and enlargement of the
liver and gall stones was cured and is
now engaged in the stock business.
II. Many cases of constipation
caused by disorders Of the stomach have
been cured by Osteopathy. In fact Os-
teopathy never fails on constipation If
taken long enough.
All kinds of constipation yield to Os-
teopathy if catharties are not taken and
treatment is continued long enough.
Headaches, neuralgia, and kindred trou-
bles are cured in all instances by Oste-
OPathy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-24
PARALYSIS. APOPLEXY, DISEASES
OF THE HEART.

DR.. Collins says these diseases are
caused BIZ hearty eating, using purga-
ti7es, various mineral waters and stlmu-
lants. Overeating exhausts the spinal
nerves leading to digestive organs, the
sVmpathetic nerves are excited by pur-
gativss, mineral waters and stimulants
and the unnatural strain upon them
causes them to eramp and longest
Little boy, both limbs paraiyzed and
shrunken- Now walks anywhere
/. A man with entire side psralyZed
which seriously affected the hearts ac-
ton was cured and IS now in store at
work.
2. A railroad man was cured and has
returned to his duties as trainmasters
requiring constant application
g. A lady was so cured Of paralysis
that she IS able to resume her household
duties.
4. A man given up at the hospital,
was entirely cured BY 0steopathy.
5. A woman, who was entirely help
less with paralysis, is cured and now is
active in home.
Persons cured of paralysis by Oste-
0pathy are no more liable to reeur-
renee of the trouble than anyone else.
A business man had heart trouble. By
advice Of physicians he sold his busi-
ness. He was cured by Osteopathy and
Is again active IN business. A little girl
was cured of serious heart trouble. A
well known athlete who was confined to
his bed because Of heart trouble is now
fully restored by Osteopathy. A lady,
whose heart trouble caused unconscious
ness, accompanied by apoplexy, was en-
tirely cured and IS now an ardent ad-
vocate Of Osteopathy.
Stroke of apoplexy, followed by pa
ralysis, was cured, and is now in busi-
ness.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-24
PNEUMONIA. La GRIPPE, HAY
FEVFP


l. A stoel1man had pneumonia; high
fever and cold at times; suffered in
tensely; breathing very difficult. BY
OsteopSthy he was relieved, sleep was
induced and in ten days he was around.
2 A contractor had a severe attack
of pneumonia. He was relieved and
cured in a few days.
8. A boy suffered a severe attack of
pneumonia following diphtheria- His
breathing could be heard a great dis
lance. His recovery is remarkable.
4 A lady who was expected to die
from pneumonia, was entirely restored
by OsteOpathy.
Ostaopathy Is the ideal treatment for
pneumonia. As the ribs are raised and
pressure removed from the bronchial
tubes, relief Immediately follows and re-
cOvery IS assured.
In Grip the nerves to the heart are
freed and circulation to the head and
body restored thereby effecting a speedy
cure. Numerous cases can be cited.
In Hay Fever many cases can be
given. A man who had hay fever every
year was enabled to escape after being
treated by Osteopathy. A lady who
did not believe she could De cured was
entirely restored by Osteopathy.
T0NSILITIS AND ADENOIDS IN
CHILDREN.
As soon as circulation is restored to
tonsils recovery from tonsilitis begins
at once. Many severe cases of tonsilitis
some of which had been pronounced by
physicians as diphtheria have been cured
by Osteopathy. The stomach is usually
at fault in tonsilitis. Children eat too
often and the glands become enlarged
carrying off impurities.
One young lady had tonsilitis cured
quickly. One lady has case of quinsy,
now properly well. Two in one family.
OsteOpathy easily removes adenOids.
New skin forms, the adenoids are shed,
usually accompanied with nose bleed.
In Diphtheria OsteOpathy opens the
eongested circulation about the throat
and the disease is cured. Out of several
thousand cases of diphtheria, DR.. Pat
terson, secretary of DR.. Stills Infirmary
at Kirksville, No, says he has not
known of single case which was not
cured.
III one lamlly IN FL EasO Ihfee cases
of scarlet fever were cured by osteo-
pathy.
TYPHOID FEVER.
In one family two sons had been
given up to die when an Osteopath was
called. They were cured and are now
active in business in El Paso. Later,
the mother was taken with typhoid fe-
yer. An Osteopath was called and she
was restored in six days. A young lady
was seriously Ill with typhoid fever and
given I'D TO die She was crred bv Os-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-24

This cerdfes that I, G. L. Hannah.
am a notary public in and for FL Paso
County, State of Texas, and that I took
the statements Of the leading people of
Ell PasO who had been treated at the
DR.. A. T. Still OsteOpathic Infirmary,
under Dr.. Ira W. Collins, for nearly
every disease you can think of, and they
verified the fact that they were cured,
and were enthusiastic in praise of the
0steOpathic treatment
G. L. HANNAH,
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
this 10Th day of October, A. D. 1910.
A. S. THURMOND,
Notary Public in and for FL Paso County.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-24
MINISTERS Ell PASO EVER Had

NJ ~. v Am This Was Remarkable, But the New DhcOve
NE cIaI tbic nfrmary Enables Them to Far Sur
n.. ANYTHING They accomplished With O'tsopay in the Past
W. Raovs Won Will Rejoice With Us. Go to Them and
Investigate As Is Worth More Than
Fortune You.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-24
Fortune to You.

YOU WILL HAVE TO TAKE OSTEOPATHY AFTER THE OTHERS FAIL
- VIII --'Nt ON YOU SO WHY NOT TAKE IT NOWl
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-24
ECZEMA. BRONCHIAL TROUBLES
AND CONSUMPTION.

LIST. One beautiful little girl was suf-
fering with eczema, which nearly COW
cred one side of her face. She was en-
tirely cured by freeing circulation to
The ITers kidneys and to the face, the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-24

We Make This offer Because Many Honest People
DO Not Believe in Osteopathy. They Can Bring
i'm Any Medical Specialists in ANY Line, and We
Will Do the Same With OsteOpathic Specialists
and Never Use Drop of Drugs Nor Knife.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-24

c. NIL. Christian Man Who Went All Over This City and
Wrote T, Splendid Article What He Learned Of Our Work
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-24

feoUathY and IS now IN perfect H,''l li'
Numerous other cures, considered hope
less. were restored by OsteoPathy. II
OsteoDaths were called in the early
STAGES of the disease how much easier
and more quickly would they be cured.
RHEUMATISM, BRIGHTS DISEASE
DIABETES.
These diseases, and various female dls-
orders constitute the largest part Of
eases treated by OsteOpathy. In Iae1'
81 successfully have the troubles DeeH
handled by OsteOpaths that at mrs
their treatment seemed to be the real
function of Osteopathy-
/. A lady who suffered terribly with
articuIar rheumatism and was eonslG-
cred hopeless, was entirely cured BY Us
teoPathy.
2. A man who had been in hos
pitaI for two years, afflicted with dia-
betes and Bright's disease whose teet
had swollen and burst open, was cured
by Osteopathy when all other treatment
had failed. He IS now active IN busl-
ness.
8. A man with Bright's disease was
SO dropsical that limbs were swollen
several times their natural size. he was
pronounced incurable. He was cured Oy
Osteopathy and this year received one
of the athletic prizes.
4. A man was so severely afflicted
with rheumatism involving one OF his
limbs that amputation of the affected
limb was recommended. He was cured
by OsteOpathy and is now an active
railroad man.
5. 4 man had soiatica so severe that
the nerves caused the flesh to be drawn
into knots. He suffered greatly. he
/ was cured and is now in splendid health;
s. A young man was an emaclatea
invalid. caused by rheumatism and heart
cramps. He was cured and is now con-
Quoting 3 department IN his fathers
= store.
One lady had bad case Of diabetes, is
now in good health.
Most cases of diabetes delay taking
/ treatment until they are PronouneeG
hopeless. Even then they usually are
! Greatly benefited OF fully restored Il
often takes some time to effect a cure,
but in the end they are successful II the
1 treatment is continued
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-24

Is being thrown out feel weak from loss
Of poison and think they are worse when
they would soon recover if they con
tinued.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-24
In Order to Prove to Suffering
Humanity How Superior 0S-
teOpathy is to the Knife and
Drug Methods, We Will Give
100000 to the Churches
of Ell PaS0

If the Medical Association Will Do Likewise and
Divide Up 1000 Patients Suffering With ANY
Kind Of Disease.
The Detroit times., 1914-04-18
Florida Cities Paid Baseball Clubs
Expenses In South In Spring Training

a CC0RDING to Spick Hall, writ
~ ing In the Philadelphia Times
4 n all the baseball clubs that train
ed In Florida, with the exception OF
the Athletics. had all their expenses
for their spring training in the south
paid by the cities in which they train.
ed
The Athletics refused to allow Jack.
sonville. where they trained, to pay
their expenses for fear OF being put
under obligation 10 play exhibition
games for the city 10 make up for Il.
Hall says
The other clubs which trained in
Florida l. e.. the Chicago Cubs, at
Tampa the ST. Louis Browns, at ST.
Petersburg the 81 EOUIS Cardinals,
OF ST Augustine. and the Louisville
club, OF the American association. at
Fort Myers, had their total expenses
paid by the towns in which they
trained from the time they left their
home town until they began the
northern journey.
The citizens OF the various Florldan
cities believed and still believe, after
having given the proposition a tryout
that the advertisement for their towns
viii more than compensate for the loss
they may sustain while harboring a
major league ball club Tor five or six
weeks