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The Medical profession devotes itself to the care and the
cure of disease along traditional lines. The fault, if L is a fault
at all, is to be attributed to mysteryloving, miracleloving, con-
servative humans living in the shadows it has itself made. Chfro-
foundation principles are in accord with natural laws, hence its
so-called cures are not miraculous.
EDUCATIONAL POINT OF DIFFERENCE
/. has eAi from its b sas sl9Sn ou uR 6 q i ssp s~n Educational dsss e 81 s sssss@.
accepting O r adopting old and new ideas in its application OF
principles and other forms of theory pertaining to anatomical and
physiological factors leading to health and disease.
Thus the educational difference of the Chiropractic system
became absolute. This enabled the new system to carry its meas
its progress than any other known healing method.
HISTORICAL POINT OF DIFFERENCE
The historical point of difference dates from the very be-
ginning of Chropractic. 1t was rejected by the Medical profess
sion, just as any other method has been rejected a $ beng I'M
possible and absurd, meaning that they r incompatible with
Medical scientists and the practice of medicine.
It thus developed as a separate profession and practice. 1t
removed socaned disease, and those who became well thereupon
became practitioners of Chiropractc, especially those who had
helped to emphasize the difference between medicine and Chiro-
practic.
A strong point was made by Chiropractic that when medicine
and surgery had failed at first, Chiropractc proved successful.
This test was immensely favorable to the new system.
This did not bring about any revolutionizing change in the
medical system, but instead hardened its heart. Nevertheless W
have many medical men as converts to Chiropracti, but we shall
always have others who stick tenaciously to their code Of tradi-
tonal medical dogma.
Drs. ]. H. and A. G. Jeffrey
cHIROPRACToRS
31S to 1928 Midwest Bldg. Office Phone 7o6, Res. 90