Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-01-28
EAR AND EYE
DRS. LEBRUN AND DUFTON,
OCULISTS AND AURISTS.

kR. LEBRUN offers to those suffering
II from deafness his ~iHfGiliJle aIrol remedies.
which have heen successful III nearly three thousand
Case : Of confirmed deafness! These remedies have
been pronounced by Drs. khramer, of BetIin, aud
ueleau. Of PaTis, and Curtis Pitcher. of London. as
The most wonderful ever applied for diseases of in
ternai and middle ear They comprise different
courses for the various diseases that affect the eGIGr-
nal ana middle ear. DR.. Lebrun warrants a cure in
evsry case, when the ear is perfect in lis formation.
lie has eighteen certificates from those who had
heen deGt from infancy. whose hearing is pow per
iectiy restored, and they are now enabled to learn
the lanGuagel Over twenty-seyen hundred cases OF
deafness have been successfully treated by him.
Ceriliieates 20 that effect may be Sc II application.
In all cases ofdeaincss arising from inflammation,
tIickenIng, or even perioratiOn of the "memhraDa
tympani," usually called the drum - inflammation of
nIucus membrane OF the tympanum and cu>tRhain
tube. with accumulation of mucus: nervous aztec
lions, polypus growfhs, &c; or when the disease
can be traced 10 scarlet, typhus, bilious or inter
miiient lever, colds, the use of qUinine or mere. II iai
medicines, gatherings in the ears of childhood, &c,
the sense eau, in nearly every instance, he restored.
When 4 want of secretion is apparent, the AUDI
tory caRas," being dry and scaly; when the deafness
Is accomp MED with noises in the ear, like IN sting
OF leaves, chirping OF insects, falling water. ringing
of bells, pulsatiOns, discharges OF matter when in a
STOPPING position 4 sensation is felt as il a rush Of
blood 20 the head lad taken place. when the hear ing
is perfectly acute where there is much noise, or less
acute in dull, cloudy weather, or when cold has
heen taken. The course pursued by DR.. Lehrun is con-
sidered infailibie.
DIR. DUF1ON, the only practitioner in The United
States who prsctiCes the new, painless. and sue
Cessiul nDelHOd IN treating all diseases 10 wIlCi she
eye Is subject, where every other means have failed
TO afford relief lie asks fIom snch q fair and imnsr-
ial trial. Patients sending a few particulars of their
case, can have remedies seat 10 any part.
TESTINIoN x
I'VE, the undersigned, practitioners OF medicine
in the city of New YORK, having bsd occasion to
witness the practice Of Drs. LebrUn and Duton, in
diseases of The Ear and Eye, layiE. aside all PROBES
FIOIal jealousy aud pre- iudiee. freely admit the
course pursued by them in treating dI-eaSeso Of these
delicate orga rs, from the unpaTe lielsd success which
has attend d it, it is " 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 ''medicaiei.
vapOrs,' particularly in chronic and complicated
cases fills up a void which has long heen felt by the
general practitioner. In diseases Of the Eye they
seldom require TO resort to an operation. As skiIfuI
Auiists and Ocuiists, and enthus issiicaliy devoted
10 their profession. we cordially recommend them
TO such a. may require their aid Signed
Alexander X MORT, NJ. D., GEoRGE 5 GRArEN.
NJ D., HORACE WINSTON, NJ D., e. DELPHAN. NJ.
o., ALLsroS b. FRASCIs, NJ. D.. T. V. yAs BURES.
NJ. D., BEDFORD DoREYUs, NJ. ID.
New YORK, August 4, 1919.
Students wishing to perfect ihemselves in this
branch of medical soIenoe. will find an opportunity!
of joining The class, al the Eye and Esr InfrnaIy oil
Dr. Dclaoy Lebrun, Union Place. Cliniques, every
Tuesday and Friday afternoon, from ! to 3 O'Clock,
during Medical College terms
TERMS-Fiye Dollars consultation fee. Ten Do
lars to be paid when the hearing is restored to its
original aCuteness. Address, DRS. J. DEI.ACY |
LEBRCN & BUTTON, Union Place. New York.
n. b. A treatise on the nature end treatment Of
deafness and diseases of the EAR, with the treatment |
of The deaf and dumb. Price Ono Dollar.
Master Registered letters At oar Tisk-please bear
this in mind. Correspondents must enclose Postage
for eturn answer, the postage law requiring pre- |
payment of letters. deIH6m |