The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-03-03

ment and vice versa. Allow me to examine your
spine and will tell you where the weak spots are
and which organs not fune,ioning properly
expected either the first second cerVicaI
vortebra subluxated (parally dspaeed) and was not
disappointed, found the axis or second vertebra
very much over to the right. l called the family
physicians attention to this displacement and upon
placing his fingers where had mine he readily de-
tccted the same.
was confident the c"use existed at this point.
having often relieved conditions in the head and brain
by adjustment at this point in the spine
SNAPPED VERTEBRA BACK
gave an adjustment Immediately, swapping the
vertebra into its proper position Also noticing tho
fifth vertebra of alignment I made adjustment
at this point, as the nerves emitting here affect the
organs of speech
The patient was then allowed to recline until
O'Clock that evening, at which time the adjustment
repeated During the night the patient was
comfortable and not restless marked i'm
prevent had taken place
The nerves being freed from the pressure,
lures wonderful healing forces permitted to
take up the work of restoring harmony. This was
all the more remarkable as all sedatves which had
been freely administered with effect whatever,
had also been discontinued.
The next morning the child fell into natural
sleep of hours duration the first real rest
from the ceaseless talking. the outstanding symptom
which had characterized this malady for nine days.
That evening called to make another adjustment
and found the little girl sound asleep. From this
period on adjustments were given twice daily, with
the resua that the talking rapidly abaed and entirely
ceased on the third day
OTHER CASES REMARKABLE
Practically every disease is the result OF impinged
nerves | have had various cases which re-
markabe as the one OF talking sickness yet they have
attracted attention because they were more COM
mon
One notable case is that of my wife Shortly
after we were she suffered severely from ul-
| GERS of the stomach She doctored with the best
physicians Of Davenport Iowa, and constantly got
| worse until an operation was suggested as last
resort.
| Chiropractc adjustments were suggested b.
friends and in six weeks she was well on the wa!
| to recovery.
| Anybody who would see Mrs. Berger today, tel
years later would say she is in the best of health
| thus proving the efficacy and permanency of chiro
practic adjustments.
This was the incentive which started me in tn
work of relieving others of their ills.
| THE CASE OF MRS. GRAHAM
| Another notable that of Mrs Ell
Graham, now at Tab, Ind.
III for years she taken TO Chicago hospita
put on the operating able and exploratory inclsio
made over the right kidney, which revealed wha
the surgeon claimed to be a cancerous tumor.
Her case was pronounced hopeless and she wa
given but six weeks to live.
| She was removed to Waukegan and as last re
sort the family called to get my opinion Realn
ing the OF the case. was ioahe to aecer
IT, But once again chiropractic stood the cruc
test Spinal adjustments were given covering on
year the cancerous tumor entirely disappeared, u
patient gaining eighty pounds in weight,
She has since moved to farm and is enjoyin
good health and is able to do all her own work.
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