On February 19, while in performance of duty I was knocked down and severely injured by an infuriated cow. For these injuries I was treated first at the Coventry Hospital, and afterwards at the General Hospital, Birmingham, also by an eminent physician or surgeon, but from these institutions nor from the gentleman mentioned did I seem to derive any benefit, and it was only when examined by you (Nov. 8th) that I was aware that any bone was injured. From that time my improvement has been rapid, and to-day I am able to work again. I need scarcely say I consider myself under a deep debt of gratitude to you, and shall at all times be anxious to serve you by any means in my power. I am, yours obediently, HENRY ALLEN, _Foreman Porter, Coventry Station_. 14, PORTLAND ROAD, LEAMINGTON, _November 29th, 1883_. Dear Sir,—I have very much pleasure in testifying to the marked ability with which you restored my arm in 1880 when suffering from a very severe sprain of the ligaments in consequence of being thrown from my trap. Medical men, whom I called in at the time, failed to discern the real diagnosis of the case. I am, dear Sir, Yours very truly, J. CROAD. CUBBINGTON, LEAMINGTON, _December, 1883_. Dear Sir,—I hear you are publishing a book, and thought, perhaps, you would like my case. On April 4, 1882, I came to your house at Milverton suffering from a dislocation of the jaw which you reduced at once. I might add that a medical man had been attending me for a week previously, but could not reduce the dislocation. Yours very gratefully, ELLEN STANLEY. 44, PORLEN ROAD, WEST KENSINGTON PARK, LONDON, _February 23rd, 1882_. Dear Sir,—About nine years ago I consulted you about my knee. I had been under treatment for synovites in my right knee by two eminent surgeons for twelve weeks, and afterwards an in-patient of Leicester Infirmary. I left the latter institution on crutches and with a stiff joint. After six weeks of your treatment I had recovered full use of my leg and resumed my ordinary employment. Since then I severely injured my other knee, and your treatment of that was eminently satisfactory. Yours faithfully, WILLIAM KNIGHT. THOMLY HALL, THAME, OXON, _November 28th, 1882_. Dear Sir,—It is a pleasure as well as a duty to bear testimony to the great benefit I have derived from your skill in restoring my shoulder. It had been out of joint nine months, and was very badly contracted, now I can use it as well as the other. I am, dear Sir, Yours very truly, ELIZ. WIGGINS. 36, MARKET PLACE, BANBURY, _November 9th, 1882_.