El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-13

| A negro that drink produces insanity
got into trouble in Oklahoma while
drunk and determined to 90 west and
get away from his associates and he
never drank a drop until one night IN
FL Paso in the hour of his weakness he
fell. spent 90 cents of his wife's hard
earned money in a saloon that you voted
for in order TO get a few cents OF 1t OF
! YOUR taxes. Then crazed by your goods
| that YOU got your profit of Of, he took
! the life OF a conscientious, honorable po-
] Hceman while in the discharge OF his
/ duty. You got your 3 cents out OF 1t
/ all right and it cost two human lives
/ and a lost soul But did you consider 1t
a bad bargain. Oh no. The tears wasn't
! dry on the crocodile cheeks Of an Off
/ cial elected as an Anti-Pro.. until he was
! abusing in his most acrimonious Ian
! guage the ministerial ambassadors OF
/ his God and ~Grape Juice Willie" and
| their followers for interfering with per-
| sonal Liberties and Business What Lib
ertiesg What Business The Liberties
TO render yourself irresponsible and COM
NIT a crime and lose your soul And
the Business of selling one human soul
| into He'll And one honorable noble
life All for 3 cents
Did YOU ever think how much worse
YOU are than a saloon man. He got
81 cents out Of that deal. YOU only got
three cents. Did YOU ever stop to think
that he wouldn't sell 1t to you If you
didn't drink it. What makes you have
A desire for stimulants9 Because you
q
are always followed by a corresponding
| depression that demands more stImu-
! lants. as it exhausts the nerves. So
all these stimulants that exhaust into
/ disease such as consumption and irritates
! into cancers were never intended
/ to be used for any thing that viii
I exhaust a well person into a disease
! VIII exhaust a sick person into death,
So that every time YOU stand by the
/ sick bed OF your loved one that You
/ would give your right arm TO save, re-
| member that YOU could have preserved
their vitality enough to have saved
/ them. If instead Cf allowing them irri-
| tauts and stimulants YOU had used cold
f., and warm applications and fruit. juices
, to ferment the foods and stagnant
blood so as TO have helped the nerve
instead Of whipping it up and exhaust
/ them and YOU could have gotten the
! nerves Ioosened by the OsteOpath and
made them strong as they had ever been
and could have restored the circula zion
| and either have prevented the disease
entirely or enabled the strong nerves to
J have carried out the impurities ana
{ cured mp the parts just as the blOod
I did when IL first made It, for no dope
/ on earth ever made or cured any part
about You for the blood has to do it all
and to free the nerve like the Osteo-
I path does is far better than attempting
I to whip 1t mp temporary with some OK
/ hausting stimulant OF irritating drug.
I followed always by some cancer O. con
sumption or other fatal disease. So If
/ YOU were half as much interested in
saving your own or your loved oLe's
I life as YOU are in saving a little money
l on taxes or at a bargai there would
be a line four deep reaching from the
/ DIR. A. St.ll Osteopatnic Infirmary 10
Washington Park investigating Osteo-
pathy and finding out whe'' NJ it can be
of help 70 You or them like all the good
people WHO nave lIleQ il anu are Sdll>-
fled. It's criminal neglect on your part
that some day YOU viii bitterly regret.
for no one has good judgment who saws
done believe in Osteopathy who has
never investigated it. and our years OF
vast experience has made US far in ad-
vance of what we were a few years ago.
and you can see what we did then.
This certifieS that I. GI
Hannah, am a notary public
in and for Ell 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 0steopathic !
Infirmary, under DR.. Ira W. !
Collins, for nearly every dis |
ease you can think of, and |
they verified the fact that |
they were cured, and were
enthusiastic in praise Of the /
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