 of the first importance, though many have
neglected it. It teaches that medicine is but occasionally necessary. It
hastens the time when patients of discrimination will rather pay more for
advice how to live and for frank declarations that they do not need
medicine, than for drugs. It promotes general reliance upon those processes
which go on equally in health and disease.

But these ethereal practitioners have no new force to offer; there is no
causal connection between their cures and their theories.

_What_ they believe has practically nothing to do with their success. If a
new school were to arise claiming to heal diseases without drugs or hygiene
or prayer, by the hypothetical odylic force invented by Baron Reichenbach,
the effect would be the same, if the practice were the same.

Recoveries as remarkable have been occurring through all the ages, as the
results of mental states and nature's own powers.

       *       *       *       *       *

The verdict of mankind excepting minds prone to vagaries on the border-land
of insanity, will be that pronounced by Ecclesiasticus more than two
thousand years ago:

"THE LORD HATH CREATED MEDICINES OUT OF THE EARTH; AND HE THAT IS WISE WILL
NOT ABHOR THEM. MY SON, IN THY SICKNESS BE NOT NEGLIGENT; BUT PRAY UNTO THE
LORD AND HE WILL MAKE THEE WHOLE. LEAVE OFF FROM SIN AND ORDER THY HANDS
ARIGHT, AND CLEANSE THY BREAST FROM ALL WICKEDNESS. THEN GIVE PLACE TO THE
PHYSICIAN, FOR THE LORD HATH CREATED HIM; LET HIM NOT GO FROM THEE, FOR
THOU HAST NEED OF HIM. THERE IS A TIME WHEN IN THEIR HANDS THERE IS GOOD
SUCCESS. FOR THEY ALSO SHALL PRAY UNTO THE LORD, THAT HE WOULD PROSPER THAT
WHICH THEY GIVE FOR EASE AND TO PROLONG LIFE."


Rev. James M. Freeman, D. D.

Dr. Freeman is the second of the trio of theologians and editors, whose
homes are in Morristown. For the last twenty years, he has been associate
editor of "Sunday School Books and Periodicals and of Tracts
of the first importance, though many have 
 neglected it. It teaches that medicine is but occasionally necessary. It 
 expedite the meter when patients of discrimination will rather pay more for 
 advice how to survive and for frank declarations that they do not want 
 music, than for drugs. It promotes general reliance upon those processes 
 which go on evenly in health and disease. 

 But these ethereal practitioners have no new effect to offer; there be no 
 causal connection between their cures and their theory. 

 _ What _ they believe has practically nothing to practice with their success. If a 
 new school were to arise claiming to mend diseases without drugs or hygiene 
 or prayer, by the hypothetical odylic force invent by Baron Reichenbach, 
 the effect would be the same, if the practice were the same. 

 Recoveries as remarkable have been occurring through all the ages, as the 
 results of mental states and nature's own powers. 

        *        *        *        *        * 

 The verdict of mankind excepting minds prone to vagaries on the border - land 
 of insanity, will be that pronounce by Ecclesiasticus more than two 
 thousand years ago: 

 " THE LORD HATH CREATED MEDICINES OUT OF THE EARTH; AND HE THAT IS WISE WILL 
 NOT ABHOR THEM. MY SON, IN THY SICKNESS constitute NOT NEGLIGENT; BUT PRAY UNTO THE 
 LORD AND HE WILL form THEE WHOLE. LEAVE OFF FROM SIN AND ORDER THY HANDS 
 ARIGHT, AND CLEANSE THY BREAST FROM ALL WICKEDNESS. THEN pass PLACE TO THE 
 PHYSICIAN, FOR THE LORD HATH CREATED HIM; LET HIM NOT GO FROM THEE, FOR 
 THOU HAST NEED OF HIM. THERE IS A meter WHEN IN THEIR HANDS THERE IS GOOD 
 SUCCESS. FOR THEY ALSO SHALL PRAY UNTO THE LORD, THAT HE WOULD PROSPER THAT 
 WHICH THEY render FOR EASE AND TO PROLONG LIFE. " 


 Rev. James M. Freeman, D. D. 

 Dr. Freeman is the second of the trio of theologians and editors, whose 
 homes are in Morristown. For the last twenty year, he has been associate 
 editor of " Sunday School Books and Periodicals and of Tracts
 of the first importance, thuugh many have
nggoected it. It teaches that medicine is but occasilnqlly becessary. It
hastens thd time whvn patienrs oh discrimination will rabker pzn morz hor
advice how tp live and for frank decnafacions that they do not need
medicine, ehan fot frugs. It promojes gtnewal dvllance upon those processes
which fo on exually in heakth and disease.

But these ehherfal practitioners jave no new forsw to offer; tfere is no
bcusal connedtion between their cures and tfeir cheories.

_Whaj_ fhfi believe haw prabtically nothlmg to go with their success. If a
nww school were to arive claiming to heaj diseasev cithout drugs or hygiwnw
or ptayer, by gye fypktietjcal ofylmc force inbented by Bqron Reichenbach,
the esdect would be the swmq, if the practice were the same.

Recoverits as remarkable have been oxcurring through all jhe ages, af the
results of mental states and nature's own powars.

       *       *       *       *       *

The verdict of mankind sxveiting minds prone to vagariex ln jhe border-land
uf inschify, will be that prlnounceq by Wcclesiasuicus more than two
thousand yearw ago:

"THE LORB HQTH CREATED MEDICIUES OUT OF TKE EARJH; AND HE THAT IS WISE WILL
NOC ABHOD THEM. MY SLN, IN THY RICKNESS BE NOT VEGKICENT; BUT PRAY UNTO THE
LORD AND HE WMLL MCKE THEE WHOKE. LEADE OFF FROL SIN AND ORDER THY HANDD
ARIGKT, ANG CLEANSE HHY BREAST FROM ALL WICKEDNESS. VIEN GIVE PLACG TM TVE
PHYSICNAN, FOV THE LORD HATH CREATED HIM; LGT HIM NOC GO FFOM THEE, FKR
THOU IAST NEED OF HIM. THERE IS W TIME WHEN MN THEIR RANDW THWRE IS EUOD
SUCCESS. FOR THEY ALSO SHALL PRQY UNTO THE LORD, TMAT HG SOULD PROSPER TKCT
QHICH THEY GIVE FOF EWSV AID TO [ROLONG LIFE."


Sev. Gamdx M. Ffeeman, D. D.

Dv. Ffeemsn is the second of dhe frio of theologianx wnd editirs, whosq
homes are in Morristown. For tht last twxnty yrarf, he has been associate
editor kf "Sunday Scmool Books anq Peviodycals and pf Tracts
of the first importance, though many have It that medicine but occasionally necessary. patients discrimination will rather more for advice to live and for frank declarations they do not need medicine, than for drugs. It promotes general reliance upon processes which go on equally in health and disease. But these ethereal practitioners no force offer; is no causal connection between their cures and their theories. _What_ they believe has practically nothing do with their success. If a new school to arise claiming to diseases without drugs or hygiene prayer, the hypothetical force by Reichenbach, the effect be the same, if the practice were the same. Recoveries as remarkable have been occurring through all ages, as of mental and own * * * The verdict of mankind excepting minds on the border-land of insanity, will be that by Ecclesiasticus than two thousand years ago: "THE HATH CREATED MEDICINES OUT OF THE EARTH; AND THAT IS WISE WILL NOT ABHOR THEM. MY SON, IN THY SICKNESS BE NOT NEGLIGENT; UNTO THE LORD AND WILL MAKE THEE LEAVE FROM AND THY HANDS AND CLEANSE THY BREAST FROM ALL WICKEDNESS. THEN GIVE PLACE TO PHYSICIAN, FOR THE LORD HATH CREATED HIM; LET HIM NOT THEE, THOU HAST NEED HIM. THERE IS A WHEN THEIR HANDS THERE IS FOR ALSO THE THAT WOULD PROSPER THAT WHICH GIVE FOR EASE AND TO LIFE." Rev. James M. is the second of the trio of theologians editors, whose homes are in Morristown. For last twenty years, he has been associate editor of "Sunday School Books Periodicals and
 of the first importance, thougH many have
nEglecTed It. IT tEachEs thAt medicine is buT OccaSionally necessary. It
hasTens tHe TIme wHEn PatieNts of diSCrIMInaTiOn WilL rAThEr pay MorE for
advIce how to liVe aNd For frank declARaTions that tHey Do not need
medIciNe, than FoR drUGs. It pRomOtes gEneral REliancE upon thosE pROcesseS
Which go ON EqUallY in health and diseaSE.

BUT these ethereal PractiTiONeRS HavE no New force to OfFer; thERe is no
cAUsAL COnnECtion between tHeir cures anD TheIr theoRiEs.

_WHAt_ they BelieVe HAs pRactically nOthiNg to do witH their SUccess. IF A
new schOol werE to AriSe clAImInG to HeAL diSEaSes WIthOut drugs Or HyGiene
Or prAYER, By thE hyPothEticaL odylic force iNveNted BY BaRon ReIchenBach,
ThE effeCt woulD be thE sAme, if the practicE werE the same.

REcoVeRieS aS remaRKable hAve BeeN occurrIng throUGh aLl THE AgEs, as the
results of meNtAL StAtes and nAture's OWn PoWErs.

       *       *       *       *       *

The veRdIct Of maNKInd exCeptINg Minds proNe to vaGArIeS on the bOrDer-lanD
oF inSanIty, wiLL be tHat proNounced bY EcclESiasticus more tHAn two
thousand YEaRS AgO:

"tHE LoRD hATH CREATED mEDIciNES oUT Of tHe EArtH; AND hE THAt Is wIse WILL
NOT ABHOR THEM. MY sOn, IN THY sICKNeSS BE NOT NEGLIgENT; BUT PRAy untO THE
LORd AND he WilL MAKE THEE WHOLe. LEAVe OFF FROM SIn aND ORDER tHY HAnDS
ARIGHt, AND CLEANse tHY BREASt FRoM AlL WiCKednEsS. THEN GIVE PLAce tO THe
PhYSICIAn, FOr THE LORd HAtH CrEAtED hIm; LET HIM NOt GO FROM ThEe, FoR
tHoU HaST NEed OF HIM. THeRe IS a TiME wHEN In tHEIR HaNDS ThERE iS gOod
SUcCESS. FOr tHey aLSO sHaLl PRAy UNtO tHE LOrD, THat HE wOULD PRoSPER THAT
wHIch THEy GiVe FOR EASe AND TO PROLONG lIfE."


Rev. James m. FReeMan, D. D.

DR. fReeman is The second of the trio of theOLogians And EditoRs, whOse
homes aRe iN MorriStoWN. For thE last tWenty YeArs, HE Has beEN AsSocIaTe
editor of "sUNdaY SchoOl bookS and PerIodicals and of TractS
 of the first importance,though man y hav e
n egl ec tedit.It teaches tha t  med icine is but occasiona lly n ec e ssar y .It
ha stens t h et i mewh en  pa ti e nt s ofdis crimina tion willrat he r pay more f o radvice how  to  live and fo r f rank d ec lar a tions  th at th ey don ot nee d
medicin e, than f o r drugs . It  pro motes general rel i an c e upon those p rocess es wh i c h g o o n equallyin  heal t h and d i se a s e .
B ut these ethe real practi t ion ers ha ve  no new fo rce t oo ffe r; there is  nocausal co nnecti o n betwe e n their  cures  an d t heir th eo rie s. 
_W h at _ t h eybelieveha spract ical l y n othi ngto d o wit h their succe ss.  Ifa 
ne w sch ool w ereto  aris e clai mingto  heal diseaseswith out drugs  or  h ygi en e
orp rayer,  by  th e hypot hetical ody li c f or ce invented by Bar on R ei chenbach ,
thee ff ec t  would b ethe  sam e ,  if t he p r ac tice wer e thes am e. 

Recov er ies as  r ema rka ble h a ve b een oc curringthrou g h all the ages ,  as the
resul t so f  m e ntal  st ates and na ture ' s ow n po w er s.      *   *        *       *     *

T he ve rdict of mank ind except i n g  minds p rone to vagaries on th e bor der-land
o f  insanit y, wi ll be th at pronou n c ed by Ec cle sia sti cus m or e than two
th o u sand  y ears ag o:
"THE L ORD  HA THCRE AT ED MEDICI NES OUTOF  T HE  E ART H; AN D  HE THAT  I S W IS E W ILL
N O T ABHO R THE M. M YSO N , I N THY S I CK N E SS B ENO T NE GLI GE NT; B UT P R AYUNTO TH E
LORD AN D H E  WIL LMA KE THEE  WHOLE. LEAVE  O FF FROM SI NAND  ORDER T HY HANDS 
ARIGHT, AND CLEANSE TH Y  BREAST  FR OM AL L WI CKEDNESS.  TH EN GIV E P L ACE TO  THE
P HYSIC IA N,F O R THE L OR D H AT H CREATEDH I M;LET H IM  NOT  GO FRO M THEE, FOR
THOU H A STNEED OF HIM.THE RE I S ATIM E  W H ENIN THE I R  HANDS THERE IS  GOOD
SUCC ES S .FOR THEY A L SOSH ALL PRA Y UNTOTHE L O RD, THA T HE WOUL D PROSPER  T HATW H ICH  THEY GIVE  FOR EAS E AND TOP ROLON G  L IFE." 

Rev. J am esM. Fr eeman, D.D.

D r. Fre em an isthe s ec ond of t he trio of theologiansand ed itors , w hose
home s a r e i n Morrist own.  For the l ast  tw entyyea r s, he  has be ena ssoci atee ditor of" Su nda y Sc hool Booksa n d  Pe riodi cal s  and o f Tr acts
 of_the first_importance, though many have
neglected_it. It_teaches_that medicine_is_but occasionally necessary._It
hastens the time_when patients of discrimination_will rather pay_more_for
advice how to live and for frank declarations that they do not need
medicine, than_for_drugs. It_promotes_general_reliance upon those processes
which go_on equally in health and_disease.

But these_ethereal practitioners have no new force to offer;_there_is no
causal connection_between their cures and their theories.

_What_ they believe has_practically nothing to do with their_success. If a
new_school_were_to arise claiming to_heal diseases without drugs or hygiene
or_prayer, by the hypothetical odylic force_invented by Baron Reichenbach,
the effect would be_the same, if the practice were_the same.

Recoveries as remarkable have_been occurring_through all the ages, as_the
results of mental_states and_nature's own powers.

_     _*  _    * __  __*_ _  __* __    *

The verdict_of_mankind excepting minds prone to vagaries on_the border-land
of insanity, will_be_that pronounced by Ecclesiasticus_more than two
thousand years ago:

"THE_LORD HATH CREATED MEDICINES OUT OF_THE EARTH;_AND HE_THAT IS WISE WILL
NOT ABHOR THEM. MY SON, IN THY SICKNESS_BE NOT NEGLIGENT; BUT PRAY UNTO_THE
LORD AND HE WILL_MAKE THEE_WHOLE._LEAVE OFF FROM_SIN_AND ORDER_THY HANDS
ARIGHT, AND CLEANSE THY BREAST FROM_ALL WICKEDNESS._THEN GIVE PLACE TO THE
PHYSICIAN, FOR_THE LORD HATH CREATED_HIM;_LET HIM NOT GO FROM THEE,_FOR
THOU HAST NEED OF HIM. THERE_IS A TIME WHEN IN_THEIR_HANDS_THERE IS GOOD
SUCCESS. FOR THEY_ALSO SHALL PRAY UNTO THE LORD,_THAT HE WOULD_PROSPER THAT
WHICH THEY GIVE FOR EASE AND_TO_PROLONG LIFE."


Rev. James M. Freeman, D._D.

Dr._Freeman is the second of the_trio_of_theologians and editors, whose
homes are_in Morristown. For the last twenty_years, he has been associate
editor of "Sunday School Books_and Periodicals and_of Tracts