The Minneapolis journal., 1902-10-16

Orthopedic surgery, originated and
styled bone setting. and practiced by DR..
William c. Arons, has startled the whole
medical. surgical and scientific world OF
America and Europe, in the cure Of Grip
pies, in every way crippled, Of all ages.
All of his operations are without a knife.
His bloodess and painless orthopedic
operations have aroused the keenest curl
Osity the part of the entire profession.
No man in America or Europe has at
tanned the high degree Of exceeding skill
in this speciality as has DR.. Arons. The
work Is done with his bare hands. He so
places the misplaced or irregular bones In
their proper or natural positions as to
right the wrong perfectly and permanent
ly when the once cripple is a cripple no
more. Not the least pain is experienced
by the patient The patient is not con-
fined to the bed, nor are plaster casts or
braces in any form used. Bone-setting
with DR.. Arons is highly cultivated art,
blended with the perfection Of a science
graduated up to the highest degree of
skill. His manipulation Of all sore, swol-
len or inflamed joints or parts, with his
bare hands, with perfect ease to himself
and without pain to the patient, Is a
gift that is marvellous, where should an
other touch them they would surely
scream. He uses no weights, pressure,
gymnasiums, trapeze, pulling or stretch
ing machine Of any kind. These are
obsolete, and long ago relegated to the
dark ages Of patient torture" DR.. Arons
does not use an anaesthetic in any case
the patient sits or lays on the operating
chair, with eyes wide open, clothed In
it's right mind, and sees the work done
there and then, so quickly as to challenge
belief.
No Need to Be Crippled.
There is no necessity for any one being
cripple when DR.. Arons is right here ir
America, where he has repeatedly re-
fused to leave at the pressing solicitation
of foreign subjects of many countries
for the cripples at home enlist his interes
more than those abroad.
Reducing a DIsIocated Hip.
This is one Of the really minor opera
tions Of orthopedio surgery, and IS done
perfectly with ease and precision by DR.
Arons, he having reduced more than on
thousand during the long tenure Of hi
practice, very many Of them being from
birth.
His Patients:
DR.. Arons' patients are chiefly com
posed Of the best people in the country
those In affluent circumstances, who ar
perfectly able and willing to pay for hi
high professional services, and who af
terward are duly appreciative, for the
exert their personal, business and socia
standing in his behalf.
A National Reputation.
Dr. Arons has meritoriously achieved
national reputation in his chosen speciality
He has restored cripples residing in ever!
state in the union, and he now has NOR,
than 500 patients under his professiona
care, who visit him regularly, as all pa
tients have to go to him.
The following statement was give
when DR.. Arons was located at West Su
perior, Wis. It shows the wonder of hi
marvellous work. Mrs. Secombe is the sis
ter of the late William Eastman of Mime
apolis, and she fully and heartily indorse
DR.. Arons, the Bone-Setter, and his nobl
work for the crippled family.
''West Superior, Wis, Jan. %, 1902:
"To My Host of Acquaintances an
Friends, the Public, and All Who Ma
Be Crippled in Any Way:
Some ten years or more ago, frs
began to experience a queer feeling in m
right limb, above the knee. That feelin
came to stay, and with 1t an utter weak
ness Of the limb, 50 that soon found my
self favoring 1t. At times there was NOR
or less pain, especially when walking.
had two Impressions as to what th
trouble was; first, thought it was Rheu
matism, and later feared Paralysis. 500
I became a cripple, and later a conf1rme
cripple, as all Of my acquaintances know
I sought medical aid In the beginnin,
One doctor called it one thing and on
another. No two agreed. I was treate
by each according to the way he though
They were all honest in their opinion
and did what they could for me, but re