The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-02-13
Ear And Eye.-Drs. Lebrun And
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nCULISTS AND AURISTS.-Dr. LeBrun Of
" fers tethose suffering from deafness his in
foNt1te aural remedies. which have been success
ful IN nearly three thousand cases of confirmed
deafness! these remedies have been pronounced by
DIR. khramer. of Berlin, and Deleau, Of Paris,
and Curtis Pitcher of London, as the most won
derf9l ever applied for disease OF theintenal OF
the various diseases that effect the middle ear.
If the disease is confined to the external car,
their effects are apparent on the fifth or sixth
day. DIR. LeISruu scdrFdRts q cure ie ereTy case,
when the car is perfect in its formation
He has eighteen certificates from those scho hare
been deaf from iHfGRcy, 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 treated
by him. Certificates to that effect may be seen
on application.
In all cases of deafness arising from infayna-
ton, thickeniDg or even perforation of the
membrane tympanal, usually called the
drum; inflammation OF the mucus membrane OF
the tympanum and EustachiaR tubc,' with ae
cumulation of mucHs, nervous affections. Poly
pus groWths, etc.; or when the disease can be
traced to the effects of scarlet, typhus, bilious,
Intermittent fever, colds, the use of quinine and
mercurial medicines. gatherings in the cars in
childhood. ETC., the sense can, in nearly every in
stance, be restored, Where want of secretion
scafy; when the deafness is accompanied with
noise In the ear, ike rustling of leaves, chirping
of insects, falling water, ringing of bells, dis
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had taken place; when the hearing seems less
acute in dull, cloudy weather, or when cold has
been taken: the course pursued BY DR.. LeBfunss 4
DR.. Dufton is the only practitioner in the Uni
ted States who practices the new, painless, and
successful method in treating all the diseases to
means have failed to afford relief. he asks from
such fair and impartial trial. Patients, b,
sending few particulars Of their case. can have
remedies sent to AZ TEyggTFFsaioNy gTFFFsaio
I'VE the undersigned, practitioners of medi-
cine IN the city OF New York, having had oeca-
sion to witness the practiceof Drs. Lebrun and
Dufton, IN diseases of the ear and ere. laying
aside all professional jealousy and prejudice
freely admit that the course pursued BY them In
treating diseases Of these delicate organs, from
the saparzitdd success which has attended IL, is
well worthy the attention of our professional
brethren throughout the United States, Their
system Of treating diseases Of the middle and in
forms new era in the practice Of aursl srrSery.
and fills up yoid which has long been felt By the
general practitioner. In diseases Of the eye they
e;5' seiaSI 5e9airs e rss1Lt 70 al oPsrsiol1
voted 10 their profession. We cordially recon-
mend tesueh as may rec aire their a,d. Signed.
Alexander X Mott. u. ID. George 5 Green y. D.
Aston b. Franeis, u. D. I. v. Yanburen. NJ d.
Dedford Doremus, ii. ID.
Neu York. August z. 1873.
{. Students wishing to perfect themselves in this
branch of medical science, win fad an epportu-
Eity by joining the class at the ear and Eye Infr-
mary Of Dr.. Belaey LeBrun. Union Place. Gin
ques, every Tuesday and Friday afternoon. from
1 til o'clock, during Medical College terms
5 TERAS-Fiye Dollars, CONSULTATION Zee. Ten
dollars tn be paid when the hearing Is restored
20 its original aeuteness. address, Drs. LIZ
BRUN i DUFTON. Union Place. New York
City-
I n B.-A treatise on the satsre dzd frsasssezt
n deafaess and disefseQf tie ear. with the frezk
Gseasfef De deaf AID dsza5. Price one doslar.-.
II Money letters must be registered by the
Postmaster. such are st cur risk.
October 3, 1857. 6n