Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-07
CHIROPRACTIC

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actic Association says: y&"Chiropractic is a
;ease by means Of adjustment of the spinal
tn ey be permitted to adjust any dis
ture i n the human body.
ic col leges in the United States. The re-
I'll college is a complete high school course
e cou rse in osteopthy is three years OF
light by Association Of Medical Col
0steo pathic Colleges
osTEoPATAlc COLLEGES.
Histology
Embryology
Osteology
Anatomy s..
Physiology 10,
Chemistry and Toxicology
Principles Of o~steopathy
O%stcopathic Mechanics
Therapeutics (~Osteopathic)
Bacteriology
Pathology Ny -.s % e.
Clinical Microscopy # as
Physical Diagnosis
Osteopathic Diagnosis o..
Practice Of osteopatny
Surgery So w.
Applied Anatomy
Obstetrics ..
Pediatrics
Eye and Ear
Nose and Throat
Mental and Nervous Diseases
Electro Therapeutics
Genito-U Urinary Diseases
Dermatology and Syphilis
Hygiene and Public Health
Dietetics 80"
e. Medical Jurisprudence
)rac- to the animus of the "c%hiropcaciic'
n. promoters.
Doctor Asa Willard, one of the ear
lier generation of o%steopathic rracti-
Pal TONERS summa rizes. the situation rhis
alied way Il. ,
ular, "The most fundamental and charac-
tion t~eristic part OF o~steopathic practice,
as DR.. Still gave it to us, is the ed
lols justment of vertebrae. That very
lue' thing is practiced by short.tcrm and
TODD correspondence school "graduates'
os' and labeled "chiropractic' for pur-
the poses of law evasion, AMI evidently
H. the leading spirits of the chiYoprac.ic
stra' propaganda know it, and havat ut al!
Gre times known it. (,hiros, therefore
'teo' are o~steopathic quaeks-that 10, spur
what ious osteopaths-imitators who are
,om. unable to meet the educational tests
who required by various Sat. laws which
pa have been established through the er.
p:b. forts of the osteopathic profession"
that Doctor Orion S. Miller in The Us.
;tc0- %teOpa.hic Physician gives this signifi-
ents cant definition
and "Chiropractic is a radical applica-
ton or a few of the principles of os-
tho fn0G1fhV nrn1in1 hv r,N r,1% ,vo!1
ools enough grounded in anatomy. physiol-
, in ogy, pathology and diagnosis to bc
acis SAFE"
TO Without going into further details
s OF | submit to my readers the PROPOSE.
lary ton that "chiropractic" i'll principle
hich and practice is the practice of osteo-
hing pathy. The whole system, i s;oricai
not ly and by documentary evidence, is
CO. a lie and a bare.faced frar,l on the
public, and is a deliberate steal from
an- ~osteopathy, in spite of CLAIMS to tho
that contrary. @
8 on The promoters of this so.cal,ed sys.
yers tenn, "chiropractic' not satisfied thus
rent with appropriating the 'csteopathic
Ian system bodily-as far as illitcracy and
war lack of instruction permit them 10
oted "get away with it'-have also waged
;teY a studious campaign of falsehood to
of make people believe that the science
new of osteopathy is wholly different from
was what is really is. Chiropractcrs seem
ltns. to think that if they only misreDre-
own sent osteopathy persistentI7 enough
thi: that the world will be tricie; into be.
was lieving they originated all of this os.
hose teopathic reasoning, it's terals. phras.
,rac. es and such Of it's techn owe as they
ious have laid felonious hands upon. Sure
used ly, the osteopathic profession is, en-
st. a tltd to sympathy in having thus to
l be bear a double cross Of th.f: and false
foafimnnv --Adv & -,