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CHIROPRACTOR 3
Persecution 'but makes converts for any new cult or ism.
I grave seven adjustments wlhile I wiae in my prison cell.
D. D. Palmer is the first Chiropractor invited ito board at the
county expense.
A tew must suffer that others may enjoy t'he rights of being
free.
Honest rivalry, instead of petty jealousy. Competition is Amer
ican.
Placing D. D. Palmer behind bars will not retard Chiropractic
but advance it. .
Requiring a license to do good in a free country, is t'he height
of absurdity.
One of the accusations made against Jesus w-as that 'he healed
the siclc.
A science needs no protection. The medical practice needs
protection.
The 'doctor who asks t)he state fo r protection, is incompetent
■and he fw ls so.
Upon the ruins of the world’s bastiles, the fabric of freedom has
been built.
The Allopaths have made ignominous failures in “ stamping
ou t" ‘their competitors.
W e wanted a p'hoto of D. D. Palmer in his cell, but the officials
wxjuld 'not permit it.
Every prison reaches out and touches the souls of mankind
preaching lessons o f liberty.
lit is over t'he bodies o f the world’s martyrs, that mankind ad
vances to its emancipation.
A “ legally” qualified, and a “ really” qualified praetioneT may
be quite different qualifications.
The reformer has one idea, one object in view. Mine is freedom
from t'he practice o f taking medicine.
Persecution 'but makes converts for any new cult or ism.
I grave seven adjustments wlhile I wiae in my prison cell.
D. D. Palmer is the first Chiropractor invited ito board at the
county expense.
A tew must suffer that others may enjoy t'he rights of being
free.
Honest rivalry, instead of petty jealousy. Competition is Amer
ican.
Placing D. D. Palmer behind bars will not retard Chiropractic
but advance it. .
Requiring a license to do good in a free country, is t'he height
of absurdity.
One of the accusations made against Jesus w-as that 'he healed
the siclc.
A science needs no protection. The medical practice needs
protection.
The 'doctor who asks t)he state fo r protection, is incompetent
■and he fw ls so.
Upon the ruins of the world’s bastiles, the fabric of freedom has
been built.
The Allopaths have made ignominous failures in “ stamping
ou t" ‘their competitors.
W e wanted a p'hoto of D. D. Palmer in his cell, but the officials
wxjuld 'not permit it.
Every prison reaches out and touches the souls of mankind
preaching lessons o f liberty.
lit is over t'he bodies o f the world’s martyrs, that mankind ad
vances to its emancipation.
A “ legally” qualified, and a “ really” qualified praetioneT may
be quite different qualifications.
The reformer has one idea, one object in view. Mine is freedom
from t'he practice o f taking medicine.
