The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-07-13
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aAR ALsoPIlERT begs to call the attention of those
y sun ring under partial total loss of the sense
hearing to the following acts lie treats diseases Of
the middle or internal with medicatcd douches such
as Is practiced IN the lntrinarrs of Berlin Jeipsic
brussels Hamburg and St. Peterborough and lately by
the most distinguished London Aurlss, with the most
wonderful succcss indeed it is the only method that
has been universally successful
The best proof Of the efficacy OF this treatment viii
be reterenccto yearly nine hundred Names residents
oil the United States, Canada New Brunswick and Nova
Scotia, who have been restored to acute hearing and
NOT single solitary case, to our knowledge, did we fail
to elect either partial or total restoration of the hear
ing, when our advice and instructions were faithfully
and punctualy adhered to. Many who could not hear
the report of pistol at arms length can now hear n
watch beat ut the distance of four feet In case of mn
Gus accumulation In the fustaehian Tube and Tymno.
mum, Inflammation Of the mucus membrane, nervous
anectlons, diseases OF the membrane tympani, called
the drum or when the disease can be traced 10 the
effects Of evers or colds the OF qunne or mercnr.
ai medicines, gatherings in the of childhood &C.
TINS treatment stands prccmnent. When the auditory
canal is dry and scaly, with little no secretion; when
the deafness s accompanied with noise in the ear, like
falling water, chipping of insects ringing Of bells,
ling OF leaves, continual pusatons discharge of mat
teri or when III stopping, sensation il felt as II rush
Of blood to the head had taken place. when The hearing
is less accute in dull cloudy weather or when cold Inn
been taken, this mode Of treating the disease infa
bie In deat and dumb cases, experience warrants
me in saying that If the hearing was good M any fine
| much can be accomplished. In the deaf and dumt
schools at Leipsic, out of class of fourteen succeed
| ed in restoring four to acute hearing.
DIR. A. begs explicitly to state that in those cases h,
UNDERTAKES, ne guarantees successful result-compet
| restoration OF the sense, such n marked improve
ment as will be perfectly satisfactory II his renedIe
are faithfully applied and directions adhered to- Appli
cants will please state their age duration the disease
matter issues from the external passage If there arr
noises in the ears, state of general health and wha
they suppose to Lave been the of the deafness
When the hearing restored II is expected that thos
| in easy circumstances will cor tribute literally
All diseases OF the Eve successfully treated by the ap
| plcation of MEDiCA TED iViPORS, de- an infalii
pie ana painless treatment of diseases OF the Eye,
| or chronic-Cataract Specks, inflammation, Film an,
weakness OF Vision, Granuation Of the Lids Liberation
OF the Lachryma Glands, &C., &c. To the ASTONISHING
and gratifying effects of this treatment, the child m
YOUTH those OF mature nge well those far adyanc
ed In life, all bear testimony TO its wonderfully reno
waiting, healing and soothing effects
Medicines, APPARATUS, &C., sent to any part at M,
Address DR.. AisoPIIERT, Broadway office, No 1872 Y
near Canal street, New York. ~
| Consultation fee, Five Dollars
| Dr. AS Work on diseases Of the Eye, the Nature AM
Treatment of Deafness, and Treatment OF the Deaf nm
Dumb-iliustratedw with steel plates-price $40.
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