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Show WHAT A PERSON THINKS ABOUT CHIROPRACTIC Saturday evening, October 13, 1917, as I was eating my supper, my vocal cords suddonly became paralyzed paralyz-ed and I was unablao uttor a sound. I also had a sovero heavy dull, numb feeling on tho top of my hoad, which I afterward learnod was a cardinal symptom of paralysis of ono halt of the body. Sunday, I folt no hotter, was un-ablo un-ablo to speak and tho pain in my head was moro intense I rodo to Logan and visited Dr. G. Q. Hose, tho chiropractor. Ho told rao that tho causo of my troublo -was a sub-luxated sub-luxated vertobrao in my splno which was pinching tho norves that lead to my vocal cords and that I had strained strain-ed my splno by eomo henvy work, then I recalled that I had boon lifting lift-ing heavy pieces of coal all day Saturday Sat-urday (something to which I was not accustomed). Dr. Hoso ftlt of my splno and Immediately Im-mediately touched tho 'tender spot' which was vory sonsltlyo. Ho gavo mo my first adjustment Sunday afternoon. aft-ernoon. Tho rosults wero. astounding. astound-ing. Aftor tho third adjustment tho pain loft my head entirely and no signs of It havo reappeared. After tho fourth adjustment I wns nblo to make a fow sounds. Slnco thon I havo been Improving continually un til now my volco Is almost natural. H Words fall me nnd my family to n ... express our gratltudo to Dr. Itoso n and tho wonderful sclcnco of chlro- H practic. M Peoplo of Cacho County, "chlro- Jm S practic Is right." E H Yours for right. Bj ,. II. W. PIERSON, W clfc Plymouth, Utah. H ,.. ll ,. |
