Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-05
HARD OF

HARD OF HEARING.
The following is taken from a Virpinia manor.
MIR. Editor-Wil you be pleased to insert the follow.
ing certificate of my %nciglibcr, and as | had also my hear.
ing restored, by the same means, and had it stated in
your paper Likewise, feel so much more anxious that
people III similar distress may know where to 20 for help.
CERrirIcArr.-l, NJ. smith. of the Stnte of VIRGINIA.
residing near the city OF Norfolk, do hereby certify that
six or seven years ago, | lost the hearing of my rivht
ear entirely, and about two years ago, the other began 10
fail also, so that my wife, ON not being answered when
she spoke to me, would often call out. Why, husband,
yOa..re getting as det as a pest
There was a constant buzzing noise in my head and
e"rs-at times a Missing noise. like the boiling OF water
in Il tea-kctlc.
Just about This time, my brother in-law was using u
remedy he ct from u man who lives u great way off to
the North, IN the State of Pennsylvania, whose namcis
GREEN, who resides in Bethlehem, PENNSYLVANIA. a
place famed for It's female seminary and benevolent in
stltutions, and 4 place much rcsorted TO on account of its
healthy situation.
waited to see if he got his hearing again, and as
soon rs he did, l sent five dollars, and procured some of
the remedy also. which, in about two weeks, perfectly
brough; my hearing back again, to the establishment and
wonder OF all our family, and of every body in those
parts-numbcrs and numbers OF whom would not believe
1t, until they came TO my house and talked to me.
Inc remedy is not to be put into the ears nor eyes, con-
se9ncniiy no danger nor injury can happen TO them.
u The remedy is TO be taken inwardly; ais Innocent.
pleasant to take, and gives health and strength to the
whole nervous system. 1t did not hinder me from my
usual farming business.
1t made me very strong, so that | could walk three miles
to sell my marketing, which l could not do for more than
Il year before.
TWIN l. ct I'M Out Il PLAIN farmer, and never had
my name IN the newspapers, but as my brother-in-law,
Starring, had his case put in, and my ncighbors thought
l ought also, agreed that the above certificate may be
printed, so that others in like distress may know where
To go for help.
MIR. Editor, remain your friend and well-wisher,
Nj. SMITH,
Living in the State of Virginia, a few miles from the
city of Norfolk.
S~cpteaJor l0h, 1882.
N. Is. | showed the Doctors remedy TO our family
physician, named Rose, who thought much of it, and said
That 1t performed the cure by strengthening the nerves
Us most eases Of deafness, (he said) was owing TO the
1ccuhheSS of the ncrves-and such cases the remedy will
cure, and stated several persons who had their hearing
restored again, particularly his own nephew, by name
stan, who had been deaf two years, and now hears Is
well as ever.
Whilst IN discourse, he pulled a newspaper out of his
pocket, IN which was the following case =
Certificate Of tie Case If Mr.. .N0Ht.
a respectable farmer of Chester, by name ofNout. had
one OF his family sorely afflicted with partial blindness;
OWING to the weakness Of nerves, and other causes, and
the principle of the remedy restored the oversight AGAIN.
There were spccks OF skin, or film, about growing over
them, and what | believe is called a cataract. and Which
at i'mes mustb be cut butthe principle of the Doc
tor remedy scotieroithis skin from the eyes. and re-
th si8nt agia, doing away tie Necessity and
sanger " cuting.
~ y Tor ue five dollars sent, l received The remedy
Alay 8 1852