Dear Sir,—I feel great pleasure in sending you my testimonial to your skill. Having been under Dr. Deyons, of Fenny Stratford, with fracture and dislocation of elbow for three months, and who left me at that time a complete cripple, I was not able to feed myself or do anything at my trade. I then had advice from two prominent medical doctors of this town, but neither would undertake the operation, and the advice received from both was go to Guy’s Hospital. I then presented myself to you, and you have succeeded far better than I anticipated, for I am now able to work at my trade and earn my living, and my arm is getting stronger every day. I am, gratefully yours, FRED. H. HARTALL. POUNDON, NEAR BICESTER, OXON, _December 1st, 1883_. Dear Sir,—About twelve months ago I was suffering from pains in my left shoulder which I thought was rheumatism. After waiting about four months I consulted my medical man, who said the collar-bone was broken. He set it and attended me about a month. Being no better I was advised to go to you. You told me it had not been broken, but that the ligaments of the shoulder were contracted, and I could not got my hand higher than my head. After your treatment and advice I am happy to say it is now well and strong, and had it not been for your skill, I feel sure I should have lost the use of it. Yours, SARAH DEELEY. GUY’S CLIFFE, WARWICK, 1875. Dear Sir,—I have great pleasure in stating I am quite sound again. Also allow me to state I have every confidence in your skill as a practical Bone-setter. You relieved me after suffering for two months with dislocation of my knee. I could not get my heel to the ground till one Sunday morning (which I shall never forget) when I sent for you and you put my knee in. I was able to walk at once free from pain. I had been under our local surgeon some time and received no benefit. I am, yours respectfully, HEAD COACHMAN to the Lady Charles Bertie Percy. SNITTERFIELD, STRATFORD-ON-AVON, _January 27th, 1883_.