Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-07-28
DEAFNE S IS,
Partial and Total, Entirely Removed

a 90 kAeA eaN 4NkeAf $4,000
rI'O those sudcring under a pluiilard total Boz.
Of The sens, IT hearing. DR. Al.SOrIlERT
beg. to call their attention o. the inIlpWing
During the pact ten ,clr., many beneficial d..
cuyrfics have been IuaIc in The practice 81 medic
cine and none more so, perhaps, Than in lhe treat
meat oi the Disease II The Ear. ~ lhc Elr IN.
PRIMARIES Il Berlin, Licpsic, Bussel, lllmhurg,
and St reicrslufgh, ~ most sigHIi fu-rsss, has
attended the introduction II The mclc1tcd doushes
IN trcliing diseases ofthc middle lnd inefnal Ear.
For the past lew wear. u has lr,u adopted hy The
most distinguished Aurists iu LONDON, with the
save u,aytsi ssrs,s'. The medicinal agents are
prepared on strictly pathological principles, the
ltsut l-ing subjected "a nth local and constitu.
tional treatment. The applications cause no pain,
nor an, unpleasant sensations, nor Vet ccssat"n
from daiy avocations. The best proof Of the EN-.
clry ofihis treatment viii h. reference % nearly
Mac HHirsd Nll,s1, residents oi The United
States, Canada, New nwnswick anil Nova Scotia,
WhI have lcen restored o. acute hearing; AMI an
not single case o. upT knuWlrgr, did We ilil 10
effect either a partial 0r total restoration IT the
hearing, when o1r advice ard instructions were
faithfully AMI punctulIly adhered. MANY Who
could not hear the report ~ pistol ~ ai-. >
lsnglh, can nov hear 70 plirh Beat ~ ~ dnilH'' 20
fHy fsf. ~ cascs II murts drruwul1i1H H NJ
EwllrlaH The and T'yHpaHum, information y
~ wu-us msalruls, n9rioHs gfsdigH', di''af" -
n, mSBlyIHi fymBaHi, [ogp'a5Hiy called fhS dun
orNhtfc the disease can bctaocd 10 icycTs, culis.
the use ofqninine or msrcurinl medicines, gather
ing in the ,ar in childhood, SC, ID. .is7pb'f''
ir,liu,sai aIais Tss-suiar1. Where the auditory
canal u ,l, and sciIy, With ttlr or M secretion
when the deafness - accompanied with noises IN
the ears Ike falling wafer, chipping OF lns'cis'
ringing II ells, rustIug of leaves continual pusa-
tion., di.ch,rrr 81 matter, ~, when In stopping,
sensation /. fclt a. n, rsh Il blood 10 the bead
had taken Mace, or when the hearing u less acute
i'm doll, cioudy weather, or when cold las l"cn
taken, this method of treating disease {" iH'aLAs.
Dr.. T. would cordial, ask the friends oi the Deaf
and Dumb to send him statement oi their case A.
10 whether they have ever possessed the sense oi
hearing. ~ the Deaf hnI dumb School at L"ip-
SIC, DOT q class Of II, i'Hoc''fsf N r''fo1Hg he
bslria- II -Four, and experience warrants the IN
saving that m many eases much good can H. nc
compli.hctl. nr. A bcgs explicitly to state, that
in those cases he undertakes, \. gadraHi,ts soc.
ss,,tI Lite restoration, or .uch marked
improycncnt as viii be perfectly satisfactory, ifhis
remcdc. arc faithfully applied, aud directions ad.
hercd 10,
Applicant. viii please state their age, period ol
disease, matter issues from the external passage,
ifibere are noises IN the ears, state Of general
health, aud what they suppose "a have hccn The
cause II ,lcafncss. When hearing - restored It h.
expected that those IN easy circumstances will con-
Addrr,. Dr. AI.sOPHERT, broadway Office.
i22 I.2, New York. Five doIlas consultation
January 90, 1854. 3mi3