The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-03-13
Ear And Eye.-Drs. Lebrun And
aA Dufton.

lnCULISPS AND AURISTS.-Dr. LeBrun of
fers to those suffering from deafness his in
Id@.0te auraI remedies, which have been success
Iul IN nearly three thousand cases of confirmed
deafness! these remedies have been pronounced by
d Dri Nnramer; G Of Berlin. and Deleau, of Paris,
5hd Curtls PIlcher OF London, as the most won
derf9l ever applied for disease Of the internal or
| mlddie ear They comprise different courses for
fae various diseases that effect the middle ear.
| n II the diseGse Is confined TO the external ear
| their effects are apparent on the fith or s;Tfh
DAY. Dr. Lebrul ocarraats q cure ia ereyv cGss
Mnen the ear Is perfect in its formation
ne has elgnteen certificates from those arho hare
cdep 6ep from S1Jdncg, whose hearing is now
completely restored, and they are now era abled In
learn the language! Over twenty seven hundred
Sdses oi aeaIness nave been successfully treated
oy him: Certificates to that effect may be seen
on application.
In all cases of deafness arising from inHama-
ZION, tho kenIns or even perforation of the
drum; Inflammation of the mueus membrane Of
the tympanum and Eustaehiau tube" with ae-
cumalatlon OF mucus, nervous affections, Poly
pus growths, etc.; or when the disease can he
traced to the effects of scarlet typhus bilious "a,
intermittent fever, colds, the useof ouinine and
neIepr1ai medicines, gatherings in the ears in
stance, be restored, Where want Of Secretion
is apparent, the auditory canal, !" being jry and
scaly; when the deafness is accompanied with
nc nSi;e IN tne ear, IKE fustlingof leaves. chrping
q insects, failIng water, ringing of bells dis
charge OF matter; when in q STOPPING position. A
sensaslon IS felt as if rush of blood to the head
na. nao iaken Place; when the hearing seems less i
acute IN dull, cloudy weather, or when cold has
coesSderad i.tani5le. - =, w =
Dr; Dufton Is the only practitioner in the Irn;.
successful method in treating all the disease 10
winch the eye is subject. Where eyery' othe- |
means have failed to afford relief, he asks from
sendllg q few particulars Of their ease, can have
49, ..rrl s'n' . 11s TRsRTttsaioNY. sRfttsai
cine in The city of New York, having had 1sca
son to witness the pfaeticeof Drs. Jebrun and
Dniton, IN diseases Of the ear and eve. laying
freely admit that the.eearse pursued hy them y
tIeatlng diseases OF these delicate organs. from
tue EapdretIed success which has attended II "a |
aei WORTHY the attention Of our professional
:ysiem OF treating diseases Of the middle and in
!eTna4 ear. by the use Of medicated Fapors,.
oIns new era IA the practice Of auraI surgery,
lnd nils up void which has long been felt b. ths
'eneTal practitioner. In diseases of the eve tbet
stgem require % resort to a operation As
a.lIai auT,sts and oeulists. enthusiastically de-
nead tesueh As mayrequiFetieira aid . Ssened !
lexander &. Mott. d. ID. George Green. IA n !
ieEaee ,Winslow. d D. Chas. c; Delphan, II. D.
)edford Dorsmus. 4.
AeT York, August =, 1873
St1dents wishing t9perfeef khemselyes In this
.aesh eT medical seienee- viii fEld an oppcrfu-I
ity by joining the class at the ear ard Eve Ipt;-
lsry Of DR. Dsiaey IsBrun. Union Piace. Gin
ass. eFeTy iaessay end Friday afternoon, from
III 9eleek, during Medical College terms. z
III AS,--kire Dollars, Eensultati0afee. Tsat
pinrs To be paid when the hearing Is restored
; - orlglnaI1 aeuteReSss Address, Drs LEI O
kus & DOfTON. Union Place. New York :
SssR--,A trestise on the sGtere azd frezsa,eas :,
1ss.sess ead dfsezsssf Ete eer. With the frsat-
20 ef ne de1f Gsd dumb. Price one dsTIar--sE !.
II FAoney letters mnst BE resissered f,y he y
sstlaasfer, sueh are st car risk. 80 :
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