Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-01
Mrs. j. ". Day, a Pioneer of the
Flour City; Cured OF a OislO'
Gated Hip and Separated
Knee Joint.
BONE Settlers MARVELLOUS WORK
With His Bare Hands, Witheu'
Knife or Giving the Least
Pain. lie Does the
Work Quickly.
CUIPpLES COMING TO HUDSON, WIS.

This seems too good to be true. But 1t
IL true, every word Of 1t.
Mrs. J. w. Day, a pioneer Of Mime
apolis, mother OF Eugene H. Day, the lead
ing and wealthy real estate man OF Min
neapolis, and the mother OF Mrs. Mackey
OF London, England, here tells the readers
OF The Omaha Bee how she suffered with
q dislocated hip and how the Bone-Setter
at Hudson, Wis, gave her instant relief
and set her hip with his bare hands, with
out knife or the giving of the least
pain. and so quickly that she did not know
when the hip was set. Her statement Is
witnessed by her daughter-in-law, Mrs.
Eugene II. Day, residing at 22G South 7th
street, Minneapolis, Mimi, and also by
Mrs p. NJ. Clarendon, a friend of the
family. SO there is no doubt about the
authenticity of the article here published
or the work being done in the manner
stated. Mrs. J. w. Day is now wintering
at Riverside, California. She says:
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi. Feb. 10, 1909
To All Who Are Crippled: It is with the
greatest pleasure that / find myself able to
add another commentator to the good Of
fees, rare ability and exceptional skill of
DR.. w. c.. Arons, the Bone-Setter at Hud-
son, Wis. And / do so cheerfully because
he is Justly entitled to the credit; and for
the sake Of others who may be afflicted as
! was, who on learning of my former con-
dition and the source of my help, that
gave me instant relief. affecting a full and
complete recovery from my malady, that
they, too, may seek DR.. Arons in the hour
OF their great need.
II was suffering terribly with a dislo-
Gated hip. Everything was being done for
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bed, unable to help myself. Through a
very dear friend of mine, an early settler
of Minneapolis, like myself, who had suf-
fered in a similar manner and was cured
by the B~one-Setter, l learned Of DR.. Arons
and what he did for her. He gave me in
slant relief; set my hip then and there
with his bare hands, and without the least
pain to me and l was soon up and around,
perfectly free from pain. Then it was dis
covered that my knee joint was separated,
caused by the heavy weights pulling on my
leg. placed there during the treatment be-
fore l heard Of the Bone-setter. This
wrong the Bone-Setter also righted. =
IT consider. after being in bed so long,
helpless, with the best possible medical at
tendance, and that the next day after DR..
Arons performed his operation l got up
and walked, Is little short OF a miracle.
And during all the time before / was being
treated for tuberculosis of the hip. Think
OF It! My long residence in Minneapolis
and extensive acquaintance should give
credence to this. my statement.
"(Slgned) MRS. J.. W.. DAY.
witnessed:
MRS. EUGENE H. DAY.
MRS. p. M. CLARENDON"
To consult with the Bone-Setter write
and say how you are crippled, and he will
set a time for you to come. Cripples of
all ages are coming to him from every
section of the union and Canada. Address
"Bone-Setter, Hudson, Wis" enclose stamp
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