El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-24
som DEATHS MEDIcAL-5 DEATHS OSTEOPATHY

The above record Of deaths speaks LOT
itself, and is the more startling |nen
we consider that the Osteopaths get the
cases usually after the doctors OF other
methods have given them up as nope
less. But when you consider that the
diet for these poor invalids consisCeu
mostly of such poisons as arsenic
strychnine, quinine, aconite, belladonna'
bromides, calomel, cocaine, corrosive
sublimate, digitalis, ergot, Iodine lpe-
cac, poison oak, mercury, etc. Wnicn
form the basis of nearly all compounded
drugs. any one of when taken IN Tegu-
lar doses bv the ablest of athletes
demonstrated by the poison squau U
medical students of the Iowa state UNI
versity-would either produce IaIal us
eases or death. So, that such able PhS-
sicians as DR.. Schoemaker, OF the IaIgt
medical hospital of New YORK, Is rlg SIit
in asserting that nine out OF ten deaIhs
are the result of the drugs instead OF
the disease. And the above result can
usually be expected when comparing
drug giving with 0steopathy, IN other
cities by an examination OF the deaJh
records as well as that OF FL Paso.
For Osteopathy frees the nerves to the
staqnaDt blood and throws it out OF the
system. and thus restores the paIlenJ
to health, while these drugs and other
methods simply whip up the CIRCULATION
and exhaust the already weakened nerve
and produce death or a worse CONDITION
than before.
Rev. Mr.. Trotter. who conducted the
union meeting for the pastors OF this
CITY. was given up to die with pneu-
monia and an Osteopath was called IN
and restored him to health. Just as so
many cases of pneumonia IN this city
have been cured. /, myself, was brought
to this city on q stTetcher, and 1t was
thought I could not live to reach here,
I was a nervous wreck from heart
trouble and rheumatism, with limbs so
drawn up I was unable to move my
self. I was so prejudiced against Oste-
opthy and had repeatedly declined to
be treated, but was induced by my
former physician to try 1t as last re-
sort. And the result was | am now able
to 90 around and attend to my usual
business and preach part OF the time,
and am a strong believer IN the virtues
Of Osteopathv.
The A. n. stu Osteopathic Infirmary,
under the skillful management of Dr.
Ira ". Collins, physician in chief, has
a most remarkable. history, and its rec
ord of cases treated IS apparently. I'M
paraileled. both as to character and ell
cheney. Several Thousand cases have
been treated during the Dast five years.
Of this large number of patients only
five persons have died, while most OF
the others have either been cured or
greatly benefited bv OsteOpathy. This
result is the more remarkable because Of
the fact that most cases treated were of
. oh lo@ md IN
pronounced incUrable. From this I'M
pressive record Of cases a lew which are
well authenticated and mostly reside
in the city. are briefly described herein
for the benefit of the public. Any of
these persons refer to may be seen
at any time in El Peso, and the facts
herein given fully corroborated. In
Quiries concerning them viii be given
most respectful consideration at the
names and addresses may be secured,
whenever desired.
LIST. A bow who had been blind most
Of the time for five years, and who had
been treated by the ablest of special
lists, was cured by 0steopathy- he now
attends school and his eyes are IN the
best Of condition.
u n
eyes from overwOrk, and suffered IN
tensely. Under Osteopathic treatment
she has recovered the use OF her eyes
as usual, and is entirely Tree from pam;
Cd. A lady, the wife of railroad
man, had liberated sore eyes, and it
was feared that the eyeballs would
burst. Her eyes are now perfectly we'll
4th. A nurse whose eyes failed from
Overwork and had become graduated
was treated by specialists without bene-
fit. After treatment by Osteopathy her
eyes were fully restored.
9TH a man with strabismus was en-
tirely cured by Osteopathy.
All kinds of diseases of the eye are
treated at the Osteopathic lntlrmary
with skill and efficiency. The nerves
are freed, the tension removed, and the
circulation is restored. The impurities
are absorbed and the system IS restored
to its normal condition.
EARS, ,CATARRH AND FACIAL
PARALYSIS.
list. An attorneys daughter had be-
come deaf and was entirely cured.
I'd. Musician had lost hearing and
suffered intensely with large catarrhal
abcess back of the ear and facial pa
ralysis. Both hearing and features were
fully restored by Osteopathy, and pa
tient is most enthusiastic over the re-
suit
Sd Young lady had mastOid abeess,
was cured by Osteopathy, the facial fea-
lures were not paralYzed in the least,
and were left in perfectly normal con-
dition.
4th. Business man was pronounced
by several ear specialists to have pa
ralysis of the nerve leading to the ear,
which they were unable to relieve. He
was entirely restored by OsteoPathy.
The nerves of the neck were loosened
and he is now we'll. The cures of de-
feetive hearing, catarrh and facial pa
ralysis are very numerous in this city
Some cases of catarrh, which have been
cured were pronounced consumption, but
when the catarrh was cured they were
restored to health.
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