El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-28

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Mr$Ghas. Fessman, a prominent caps
talist from Eagle Pass, is in our city
Having had his daughter under Dr. Ira
w. Collins care at the DR.. Still Osteo4
pathic Infirmary, her Improvement 8
highly gratifying to him. d
Mr.. Chas. Berry, a leading citizen q
Deming, who came here to FL Paso q
while back. having lost his sight, is de-
lighted at having it restored at the DEi
A. T. Still OsteOpathic Infirmary, so hs
can now read the papers. g.
Mr.. John Cole, sheriff from Carrizozos
who was so critically i'll, his friends VII
be pleased to learn, is rapidly recovering
under Dr. Ira w. Collins, physician-iR-
chief of DR.. Stills Osteopathie Infirms
airy.
Mr.. Chas. Keene, owner and driver Of
the Beaver Bullet, who would have been
unable to have entered the Phoenix races
with his powerful car, after a few treat
ments for sciatie rheumatism at the Dr..
a. 7. Still 0steopathic Infirmary, was
able to enter the race and was feeling
fine. He expects to enter the California
race also
Mr.. Thomas Searles, Of HondaIe, New
Mex. whose liver and stomach were so
bad that cancer was feared, has i'm
proved to such an extent after a while
at the DR.. A. 7. Still OsteOpathic In
Urinary that he is spending Thanksgiv-
inc at his home. DR.. Ira ". Collins says
he will entirely recover.
Mr.. J. C. Brock, of PeeOs, Texas, is re-
covering from his lung troubles so nicely
that he is spending Thanksgiving week
at his home.
Osteopathv seems to be especially
adaUted for lung troubles, as Mrs. Nit
chei writes from Anyardt that her
neichbors think a miracle was performed
at the DR.. A. T. Still OsteoPathic In
Urinary on her lungs
Grandma Rogers, who was so seriously
i'll on her return from California hez
MANY friends viii be pleased TO learn
has recovered her usual health, and ssl.
thinks that Osteopathy under Dr.. Ira w
Collins is the only way to cure diseases
Mrs. ". R. Forquabor, on WyOmius
street, her many friends viii be please
to learn, has entirely recovered iron
her nervous troubles and other eOmpHl
Gated ailments. Dr.. Ira W. Collins, ply
stefan in chief of Dr. A. T. Still Oste,
opathic Infirmary, says she is entTe9
! restored to health.
Mrs. Mathes, wife of Rev DR.. Maths
of MesiIla Park Presbyterian church, whs
spent the summer at DR.. A. T. Still o.
teopsthie Infirmary, has made splendid
Improvement
Prof. John W. Dale, Of Jieorilla, NsI
Mex, is rapidly improving at the Dr.. Al
I. Still Osteopathie Infirmary.
Mr.. John Kinnebrew, Of jackson, New
Mex, who was suffering with uIeera
lions Of stomach and liver, has entirely
! recovered, he writes, and is enioyins
fine health, after spending the sprina
| and summer at the DR.. A. 7. Still Os
teOpathic Infirmary.
Mr.. John Harper, Of Clifton, Ariz., whs
was cured Of a bad case of Bright's Dis.
| ease and who, it was thought, would die
] on the depot platform, Is still enjoying
| fine health and sending his patients to
the DR.. A. T. Still OsteOpathie Infnmary.
A. j. Atkinson, a prominent business
man Of CarrizOzO, whose recovery is 81
gratifying to his many friends, is at the
DIR. a. T. Still OsteOPathic Infirmary.
Mr.. Robert Benson, of Florida, the
! great tomato raiser, who has been spend
ing the summer under the care Of Dr.
| Ira W. Collins for his tender lungs, II
recovering nicely.
Mr.. Heron, a prominent cattleman OF
| Carrizozo New Mex, who was at the
DR.. A. T. Still Osteopathic Infirmary for
his eyes, has returned to his home and
is highly eratified at the result.
Mrs. White, of Carrizozo, who was
! given up to die from tubercular assesses
/ following an operation, came to the DR..
/ A. r, Still OsteOpathic Infirmary and
( has entirely recovered, and is now in
/ fine health.
The local patients over the city are