From the Lynchburg Republican of March 5th.


DR.. Sweet, "The Natural Bone Setter
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DR.. Sweet, "The Natural Bone Setter"


We ask attention to the following communi-
cation from DR.. Smith. The reverend gentle.
mans statement is conhrmatory of what we
had previously heard, touching The unrivalled
skill OF DIR. Sweet in his useful profession. As
DIR. Smith suggests, all in this region who are
suffering from dislocaiions, should call on DR..
Sweet during his sojourn in Lynchburg:


MEssRs. EDITORS: | avail myself of the
privilege OF your columns to discharge duty,
which, IN the providence Of God, owe to ali
who are suffering from dislocations.


In 1883 was thrown from my barouche,
ano seriously iDjured-bone broken, and Joints
diSiocated. My left hip joint has always slip
pea an inch, al least an inch, at every step IN
waking; and, o. consequence, was of but little
use 10 me. On Saturday last, engaged the
services OF DIR. Waterman Sweet, the natural
bone setter, and in less than half an hour. he
reduced the dslocation Of each hip Joint; adj
Jusled my knees, and one of the bones of INV
fight 1901, and put me erect and square upon
my leet, as much so as | ever was In nv life.
WIN the exception of slight difference 10 the
length OF my. limbs, caused by the imperfect
cure OF one OF the bones in 1893. He accom-
plshed every thing without giving me anv
pam worthy OF notice, aud evidently upon the
most simple and rational principles, fully illus
ua,lng most clearly, that in such cases as mine
d. ieaSt' the method Of reducing Joints by The
oio process, is as unnecessary as il is painful
Gentemen, unacquainted with the skill Of DR.
sweet, have repeatedly written 10 me from
alherent parts of the country, advising, and in.
ueeu lnslsung, that | put myself under his
treatment; but hitherto, had been deferred by
the settled opinion Of my medical friends. that
sucn adheslons had taken place, as it would be
oolh palnuland dangerous to disturb. and lhat
when done, would be unavaiing, from the
iact, that the socket had filed up, and coud
not again receive the ball.--My Conversations
with Dr. Sweet satisfied me that this opinion
must De erroneous, more especially ifthere had
oeen no fracture of the socket and encouraoed
oy The advice of my family physician. snb
mlted myself TO his treatment with the banni.
est results "'ppi'


Dr. Sweet is plain, unpretending man. AZ
the most profound skill and judgment in the
department OF surgery in which he is engaged
! take great pleasure in recommending him 10
the afflicted who have need Of his Services
lhose IN The surrounding country. | should
think, would do well to visit him in this place
during his stay. '''' p''o'


05 Editors, friendly to the cause of huma-
nlty, y, VA please copy. w. A. SMITH. 81


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