The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-02-24
EAR AND EVE.
DnS. LeBRUN AND BUTTON,
OCULISTS AND ARTISTS.


nR. LEBRUN oI=rs to those suffering from
| J Deafness his lnfaliabie AurIi Remedies,
which have been successful in nearly three
thousand cases OF confirmed Deafness. These
remedies have beer pronounced by Drs khra-
mer, OF Be, lin; ltard and Ueleau, of Paris; aud
Curtis EIlcher amt eirsly, OF London, ; the
m ST wonder uI ever applied fol- diseases the
internal and middle ear. They comprise diff
ferent courses for Il e various diseases that
affect the eXterma, internal and middle ear.
Ii the disease is confined to the external ar,
their effects are apparent on the fifth OF sixth
day. DR.. LeBrun warrants cure in every
case, when the ear is Geriectin its formation.
lie has eighteen certificates from those who
have been deaf from lL!aMCy, whose hearing
Is now completely restored and they are now
enabled TO learn the language. Over twenty
seven hundred cases of deafness have been
successfully healed by him. Certificates TO
that effscl may be seen on application.
In nervous atfec tions inf .mmalion md mu.
Gus accumulation III the kustackian Tube and
Iympanum, IhIekening and Inflammation of
the Membrane IympuDi or '.drum,'' OtOrrhoea
or discharges OF matter from the AuditOry
Canal; when the deafness has been produced
By Scarlet, Typhus, Bilious, or Remittent Fe-
yer, Colds, use of QuInIne or MurcuTial MedI-
cines, MumPs, gatherings in the Ears, ETC., or
when it is accompanied with noises like fall
steam, rustling of leaves, ringing of bells,
pusa ions, etc, etc, the disease can be radi-
cal and permanently cured.
DR.. Dufton is the only practitioner in the
United Stat who practices the new, pain
less, and successful method in treating all the
diseases TO which the Eye is SUBJECT Where
eve,y other ma us mas fail to afford r, lief,
ne asks from such air and impartial tri4l.
TESTIMONY.
AZ
in the city OF New York, having had occasion
to witness the practice Of Drs. eBrun Il Duff
ton, in diseases "t the Ear and Eve LAYING
aside al professional a.ousy, freely admit
thai the course pursued by them in treating
diseases of these DELEGATE organs, from the un-
daralieie ed success att ndtng 1t, Is well worthy
the attention of our Professional brethren
throughout the United States, believing as
we do, that Aural Surgery has not met with
that attention which It's importance demands
Their system oil treating dis aSes Of the
middle and internal Ear, in chronic OF COM
phcateG cases by means of "Medicated Va
p rs" forms new era In the pra ctce of Aural
Surgery. and nils up a void which has long
| been felt by the =, neral practit oner. In dis
asses OF the Eye, Iheys ! ON require t"resort
TO an operation. As skilliul Artists and Oc-
u lists, enthusiastically Gevo,e ed to their pro-
fessiCn. we cordially recommend them to such
as require their aid.
Signed, WILLIS MORTON, NJ. D.
V. D. MOTT, d.
{. A. nEVELIN, Nj. D.
HORACE WYATT, M. D.
J. B. FRANCIS, NJ. d.
New York 10th August, 1919.
Students wishing to perfect themselves in
this branch Of Medical Science. will find an
opportunity by joining the class at the Ear
and Eye Inirmary of DR.. De;acy Lebrunn,
Union Place. CIiniQues every Tuesday and
Friday afternoons. from one till three O'Clock,
during VI die | Col:eg terms.
Pa tents. by sending few particulars OF
their cases can have remedies sent to any
part.
TERMS:-Five Dollars consultation fee
Ten dollars to be paid when the hearing is
restored 10 its original acuteness.
Address, Drs. J. Delacy. LeBruu aDd Duff
ton, Union Place. New York City.
n. B A treatise on the nature and treat
ment of Deafness and diseases of the Ear,
with the treatment of the Deaf and Dumb -
Price One Dollar.
MONEY letters must be registered py the
Post Master. such only being at our risk.
Correspondents must enclose postage for
return answers, the new law requiring pre-
payment of letters.
December 9, ls56-6m