El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-19

I nothing fatal has ever happened here
at DR.. A. 7. Still Osteopathic Infirmary,
for don't you suppose that they know bet
| ter after years of schooling and years Of
! immense practice what to do better
than q malicious prejudiced NJ. D., who
never saw an OsteOpath treatment given
and doesn't know that they can turn
the blood into those organs by loosenlng
the nerve at the spine, just like turning
on electric lights without touching the
organ.
As soon as they found out that DR..
Ira W. Collins proved it was not APP
pendicitis by stirring up the liver and
DESTROYED 80 feet of tape worm they
! dropped the case like a hot poker, and
it was dismissed.
And another frame up went up IN
smoke.
You also doubtless remember when
they lost fine big fee of several hum
dred dollars when they wanted to bore
a hole in the head of a little girl and
perform one of the most fatal opera
lions for mastOid assesses we
have cured so many of here in FL PasO-
and berated the father for neglect when
he wanted to consult an OsteOpath, when
in fact the girl had only gotten bug IN
her ear and was as sound as a dollar.
Dr. Makinzie, professor Of LaryngOlogy
of Johns Hopkins University, was right
when he said that if a surgeon in good
faith operated on you for appendicitis
or tonsilitis he was either an ignOramus
or the most vicious form of CRATER. But
DR.. Charles Reed, ex-president American
Medical Association, in Cosmopolitan
Magazine says it is done because the
family physician scares you into it be-
cause he needs the money which the IN
/ scrupulous surgeon divides with him;
and that many of these hospitals are
veritabIe hotbeds of crime because of
this practice; and that he'd feel like
shooting his family physician if they
performed this on any of his family.
But the leading physicians are Just as
much in earnest in denouneing drugs.
DR.. Ousler, the leading writer of their
text books for years, says now IN
American Encyclopedia, Vol. Y: "The
new school of medicine does not feel
under any obligations to give any drugs.
! That the test of the French doctors
| have shaken the faith of the strongest
/ hearts in their value This was the
/
| tial address before the College Of
/ France DR.. Magendie said medicine was
| a fraud. He divided his patients thus;
! Of those to whom he gave no drugs he
| lost one per hundred, while he lost 20
per hundred of those he drugged ae-
! cOrding to rule. So 19 out of every 20
! deaths are from drugs. While right
here in FL PasO you can ask any Of
! those 5000 the DR.. A. T. Still OsteO-
/ paths have helped or cured by turning
the blood into the part affected at the
] spine, lust like YOU turn on the electric
| light, and the restored circulation car
ries out the impure, stagnant blood
which IS decaying and causing the dis
! ease, and the blood then builds up the
part again and you are whole, Just as
/ it did when it first made that part.
/ For in the blood is the life of all
/ flesh. bible. And no dope on earth
| ever made a brain, or liver, or stom-
/ ach, or kidney, or eye. But thew have
/ irTltated many a stomach or liver into
a cancer or the brains into insanity. or
exhausted the system into a eonsump-
| tive. You ought to see the Osteopaths
at the DR.. A. T. Still Osteopathie In
Urinary dilate the kidneys, throw the
| impurities out and relieve the LUNGS in
| pneumonia and in affected tender lin
| lngs, then free the nerves to the lungs
and the restored circulating blood
/ builds them up again, heals up the ten
/ der parts and you are whole again. The
same in Bright's disease, eatarrh of
every nature, and bad colds and grin.
/ appendicitis, rheumatism, asthma, blind
or sore eyes; in fact, the greatest per-
cent of any kind of diseases YOU ever
\ saw-not only here in FL Paso. but the
/ Osteopaths throughout the world. That's
/ why AZ states have recognized them as
| physicians for all diseases; because thew
are taking the world. TheE offered the
| American Medical Association $4,000
for charity, at Chicago, to compete with
! them and divide a thousand cases of
| every kind of diseases and the one who
had the least number of fatalities to
receive that sum, so that suffering hui
manfty might be informed as to the
great success of Osteopathy and the
vast number of fatalities following in
the wake of drugs and surgery and the
fatal diseases they produce.
But the VI. DIS. were afraid to accept,
says Chicago Tribune.
am notary public in and for FL PasO
the statements Of the leading People Of
A. T. Still OsteOpathie Infirmary, under
ase you can think of, and they verified
enthusiastic in praise Of the 0steOpathic
G. L. HANNAH,
this 26th day Of October, A. D. 1910.
A. S. THURMOND,
: Public in and for Fl PasO County.
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