The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-02-20
Ear And Eye.-Drs. Lebrun And
DuftOn.

AND AURISTS-Dr. LeBrun Of
- iers TO those suffering from deafness his 81
IdI:ote aural remedies. which have been saccek
ful IN nearly three Thousand cases of coffirIrer
| 5eafness!t ese remedies have been pronounced b,
DIR; khramer. of Berlin, and DeIeau, Of Paris
and Curtis Pitcher Of London, rs the most yon-
| middle ear. They comprise different courses foi
sne various diseases that effect the middle ear
II the disease is confined to the external ear
Ihelr eneets are apparent on the fifth OF sixth
Gay. Dr. LeBrun tc07TGzats q cure ss ecery case
When the ear Is perfect in its formation
de has eighteen certificates from those s0ho Aars
oeea dsff from sat.Escy, whose hsarink is now
completely restored, and they are now enabled tt
/ iearn the language! Over tWeats seven hundred
cases OF deafness have been successfully treated
by him: Certificates to that effect may be seen
on application.
In all eases of deafness arising f5om iniama-
ton. thiekening or even peFfonation of the
membrane tympanai," usually called tbs
drum; inflammation Of the mucus membrane O.
the tympanum and Eustaehian lube" with ac-
eumulation of mucus, nervous affections, Poly
pas gsoWths, etc.; or when the disease can b..
traced to the effects Of scarlet, tphus bilious OF
intermittent fever, colds, the use0 of quinine and
meIcqflai medicines, gatherings in the ears in
childhood, etc., the c&n In nearly every In
stance. De restored, Where q want of secretion
ls apparent. the auditory canal, !" being dry and
sceiy; when the deafness Is accompanied with
noise in the ear, like rnstlink of leaves chirpine
OF insects. falling water, dnging Of bells, dis
charge OF matter when in STOPPING position,
mad taken place; when tle hearing seems less
acute IN dull, cloudy weather, or when cold ha.
oeen saksl: tae coarse ptrsued BY DR.. LeBrun T.
cozstdsrad i1faHibe.
ted States who practices the new, painless, and
successful method ia treating ell the diseases t.
which the eye is subject. Where every othe,
such fair and inparfial trial. Patients, 5,
sending few particulars Of their case, can have
remedies sent to am part;
I'VE the undersigned. practitioners Of medi-
cline IN the city Of New York, having had oecs-
sion to witaess the practice Of Drs. Lebrun and
Dufson, in diseases Of the ear and eye. laying
aside all professional jealousy and prejudice.
freely admit thst the course pursued by them in
treating diseases Of these delicate organs from
the anl1dratksd snccess which has attended It Is
brethren throughout the United States, Their
system Of treating diseases Of the middle and in
teFnal ear. b. the use of .medieated Eapors,n
and fills up void which has long been fell b. The
general prasdtiener, In diseases of the eye they
seldom require to resort to IN operation AZ |
shif1l aurlsts and oeulists, enthusiastically de-
voted 20 their profession. Ne cordially recon- |
mend tosuch as nzyFeqRire theiraid." Signed. 1
AiexandeT X. Mott. n d. George Gresn. H. nj
aorace s WiasloH. y; .. Chas; G. Delphan. y. D.
Dedfor1 Doremus, NJ ID.
New York, August z, 1873.
Studsats wishing to perfect themselves In this
ity by joining the class at the ear and Eye Infi-
aazy Of Dr. Delacy LeIsrun, Union Place. CIia-
ues, every Iaesday and Friday afternoon, from
I'll e'claek, during Medical College terms
IERAS--FiFe Dollars, Consultation Zee. Ter
ollars - be paid when the hearing Is restored
3 it original ecRtsaess. address, Drs. LE-
'kCN 5 DUFTONs Union Place. New York
n. B.-A treatise on tbs eazurs asd tresszezt
fdegfssss 0ssd dissassef sie eur with the frart-
~ ef Ae de9f fGsd dsn5. Prise one dollar
II = Money letters must be registered b. The /
ostzaster. snch are - car risk.
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