Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-04-01
EAR AND EYE.
LEBRUN AND DUFT0N,
OCULISTS AND AURISTS.

DR. LEBRUN offers to those suffering
from deafness his i~nfaii6ie aural remedies.
which have been successful in nearly three thousand
case S of confirmed deafness! These remedies have
been pron0un,ed by Drs. Khramer, of Berlin, and
Deleau. of Pai' S, and Curtis Pitcher. of London. as
the most wonde full ever applied for diseases of in
ternal and md lie ear They comprise different
courses for the ' ,rious diseases that affect the exter.
nal and middle lar. DIR. Lebrun warrants a cure in
every case, wheI the ear is perfect in its formation.
He has eighteen certificates from thDse who had
heen deaf from i,JGHey- whose hearing is now per
ieCtiy restored, and they are now enabled to learn
the language! Over twepty-seven hundred cases OF
deafness have been successfully treated by him
Certificates to tina | effect may he Sc n application.
In all cases of d,afness arising from inflammation,
thickenIng, or even perforation of the 'membrana
tympani," usually called the "drum;'' inflammation OF
mucus membrane Of the tympanum and cusIehain
tube. with accumulation Of muCus: nervous affeC-
lions, pOlypus growths, &c; or when the disease
can be traced to Sc ,rlet. typhus, bilious or inter
mittent lever, colds the Use of quinine or merc.rial
medicines, gathering. in the ears of childhood, &C.,
the sense can, in nebrly every instance, be restored.
When a want OF set tetion is apparent, the AUDI.
tory canas," being di ' and scaIy; when the de- fness
is accomp tnied with noises in the ear, like ru sitting
of leaves, chirping OF insects, falling water. ringing
OF bells, pulsations, discharges OF matter when in q
Shopping position a SENSATION is felt as if a rush OF
blood to The head b ad taken place, when the heari ing
is perfectly acute whefe there is much noise, or less
acute in dull, cloudy weather, or when cold has
heen taken. the course pursued by DIR. Lebrun is Con
sidered infallible.
DIR. UPTON the only practitioner in the United
States who practices the new, painless, and sue.
cessful method in treating all diseases TO which the
eye is subject, where every other means have failed
to afford relief he asks from such a fair and impair.
tial trial. Patients sending a few particulars of their
case, can have remedies sent to any part.
TESTINNON
W the Undersigned, practitioners of medicine
in the city of New York. having had occasion to
witness the practice of Drs. Lehrun and button, in
diseases of he Ear and Eye, laying aside all profes.
sioI al Jealousy aud pre- JUDGE. freely admit the
course pursued by them in treating diseases Of these
delicate organs, from the unpare lleled success which
has attend d it, it is W ell worthy the attention OF
our professional brethren throughout the United
States. Their system of treating diseases of the
midd lie and internal ear, by the use OF '.medieated
vapOrs." particularly in chronic and complicated
cases fills up a void which has long been felt by the
general practitioner. In diseases of the Eve they
seldom require to resort TO an operation. As skiIGul
AuTists and Oculisis, and enthms iasticalIy devoted
to their profession, we cordially recommend them
10 such as may require their aid Signed
ALEXANDER X Morn, NJ. d., GEoRGE S GRAsEs.
NJ. d., HoRAcE WISsLow, NJ d., Z. DELPHAN. NJ.
u, ALLsToS b. FRANCIS. NJ d., I. v. VAs buren,,
NJ. d., BEDFORD DoREMUs, NJ. ID.
New f"9k, August q, 1919.
Students wishing TO perfect themselves in this
of joining the class, at the Eye and Ear Infrmary of
Dr. Delacy Lebrun, Union Place. Cliniques, every
Tuesday and Friday afternoon, from l to 3 O'Clock,
during Med ical College terms.
TERMS-Five Dollars consultation fee. Ten DOL
lars to be paid when the hearing is restored to its
original aCuteness. Address, DRS. J. l.
LEBRUN & DUFTON Union Place, New York.
N. 3. A treatise on the nature end treatment of
deafness and diseases OF the ear, with the treatment
OF the deaf and dumb. Price One Dollar.
IT Money letters must be registered Ly the Post
Master. Registered letters at our risk-please hear
this in mind. Correspondents must enclose Postage
for eturn answer, the postage law requiring pre-
payment of letters. de IO6m