Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-10-17
EYAR AND EYE.
81 Das. Gs BRUSN & DUET0z,
Deqftess a. I5ar Digsases RaIieatEy C'frs9
6c5aIis.s and AE-5ss5.

Dea6.ess aai Isay Diseases Radically Cured
Or LIZ pErNz offers to those suffering from
Deafness his INFALIIBLG AURAL REMEDIES,
which have been successful in nearly 30b5 cases
of confirmed deafness. These remedies comprise
different courses for diseases Of the internal mid
de and external ear. a0d have been pronounced
b. t!oza celebrated aCris-s. Drs. Cr1mer OF seT
lin Ttartl and Delan. of Paris. Curtis. Pileher aHd
Yearsly of london, rs being the MOST MsADlh-
Of Che internal AID middle ear Or. LeB., ~
RANTS A CURE in every case where the car Is
perfect in formation. lie has eighteen ccrt ucaIes
of cures from those who had been DEAF AND
DUMB. and whose hearing is row letelY res
tored and are now enabled 10 learn the language.
The names Of :. 100 persons who have been cured
by I3r. Lea, May be seen on apgilSatio1. i a
tients bv sending description Of the ease can
have remedies sent to any part o. t4o onl'e1
In ease Of .raueus aecumulations in the Eusta-
chain Tube and TympaEUln, Inflammation Of tho
mucus membrane. nervous affections diseases of
the membrane tympari, called the drum or
when the disease can be traced 90 the effects CT i2
yars or colds the use of Quiuine or meTcurlaI
medicines gatherings in the ears IN children. &c,
this treatment STANDS PREEhINEAI. Whom
the auditory Is dry and sealy, with niue or no
secretion when the deafness Is accompanied WITH
noise in the ear like falling water, chirplng OF
insects ringing Of bells, rushing OF leaves conIn-
ual pulsatl0ns and discharge Of matter or when
In STOPPING sensation is felt rs II rush or blood
to the head had taken place when the nearing
is less accutc in dull, cloudy weather or when
cold has been taken, this method OF treating the
disease Is i'afiEikible.
Dr. Dufton is the only Occuist in the United
States who practices the new painless, and sue
ccssful method in treating all the diseases to which
the eve is subject Where every other means
have failed 10 afford relief he asks from such
fair and impartial trial.
| PESTLMONY.-The undersigned pr7etitlon-
! ers in medicine in the city Of New crk, having
had FREQUENT occasion TO witness the practice OF
I Drs Le13runn and Dufton, in diseases of the bar
and Eye. laying aside al professional Jealousy,
freely admit that the course pursued by them IN
treating diseases of these delicate organs from the
z5 Dq-g{lelef success Gtte5si91t Is well worth the
attention Of our professional brethren throughout
| the United States. feeling assured rs We DO that
J Aural Surgery has not met with that attention
! yvTicb its imnortance demands Their system OF
! treating diseases of the middle and Internal Ear
/ bv HTeRscz1 VaBors particularly in chronic or
com nIicated eases forms era IN the practiee
/ of Aural Surgery such cases yielding Ia almost
eggyz iggf7ucc to this y1c5c azsE pofreJUl HSeLt-
! This practice fills up void which has long been
felt by the general practitioner, enabling hIn to
cope successfully tciH egery case where perfect
/ formation exists.
/ In diseases of the Eye, they seldom require to
! resort to the operation
As skiIlfuI Aurists and 0culsts, enthusiastically
devoted TO their profession, cordially .reccln-
/ mend them to such as may require their ald
/ Stoned Y ID. MOTT. NJ. D.
WILLS MORTON. NJ D.
i C. A. DEYELIN. NJ ID