The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-13
DR.. A. de COLLARD

clergymen In all parts of the country
can testify TO the complete fulfiiment
OF all its promises in the upbuilding
OF the body.
new school of healing and OF ply
steal culture Is now established in
Boston.
Poropathy is described as including
/ Manipulative Surgery, broken bones
sprains. dislocations. displacements of
( the muscles and joints, slipping Of
cartridges of knee and other joints.
spinal injuries, hreakage or displace-
ment of small bones OF foot, and such
Injuries as come TO cricket and foot
hall PLAYERS.
DR.. de Collard Is the inventor OF
Manipulative Surgery. For more than
thirty years he has been practicing this
method in various cities in this coun-
try.
/ The following letter speaks in high
terms of DR.. Collard and his work. 1t
is part OF the report to. the Bureau
Materia Medica on Poropathy. by Will
lard Fl. Morse. NJ. D.. f. S. S. etc. con-
sulting chemist; author of the text
book. New Therapeutic Agents"
To Whom II May Concern:
I In answer to the question. What is
10 be said as to the Poropathy Sys-
tenn I take pleasure in stating that
this question came to me from a med
zeal practitioner in the Middle Counec-
( ticut Valley. and that after having en-
ployed the opportunity OF thorough are
careful investigation. I am able to
certify that this is, indeed. a true Poro-
pathy System, the invention of a twen-
tieth century man of science. DIR. Ar
thur de Collard. l have never met
this gentleman. as my investigation
has been conducted without his cogni-
zance; but l have met with his prin-
! cipIes. and with those who are profiting
| thereby, and the X-rays OF this Doub
X Century reveal an honorable achieve
ment in medical science. eminently cal
cuiated to conduoe to the advantage of
health. 1t 10 not only a system unlike
all other systems. but II is one that
has exhaustiveiy gathered into itself
all that Is workable and workable In
them all. The idea 10 to cultivate
health; and where there Ia well-cul-
tured health, disease is both prevented
and eradicated. Thus. II cures stand
forth in absolute harmony with nature.
and are as insistent as they are con-
sistent, as persistent as they are per-
manent. practical and reasonable. Thus
1t is highly rational method of OPP
posing human ailments. 1t opposes
because 1t removes the causes. 1t
removes them effeotuaily. 1t Is a
science. It Is great discovery. 1t
can be practically applied. 1t builds
up the body. In every tissue. in every
fluid. BY Its salutary teaching and
influence every cell and particle re-
spends to health. and every function
is made agreeable to that which ma
ture enjoins. DR.. de Collard Is GER
tainly a genius He Is not only up-to-
date. but he is, as well. In no danger
of getting out of date. He had made
date with the times, and he la evil
IDENTIFY one of those men who delights
in having the times In training. His
system is cheerful as well as cheering.
and 1t is no wonder that 1t is growing
In favor with those Intelligent people
who know the best when they sect It,
do not make out anything In the
public literature OF tho system that is
at all extravagant. and 1t liz pleasant
to say that IL is illimitabie in its APP
plication to diseases. Let II be adopt
ed; let II be adapted.
WILLARD H. MORSE, NJ. ID. F. s. s..
etc. Consulting Chemist.
Reporting to the Bureau of Materia
Medica x-1-1902.
Author OF the Textbook. New Thera-
peutic Agents: Fellow of the Society
of Science London). American Director
t1S9S-l900) OF the Bureau OF Materia
Medica. ETC.