The Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1861-1862, 1861-12-21
no THE BLIND AND DEAF.

DR.. ]. MCCONNELL, the great Aural and
Opthalmic Surgeon, formerly of the New
York S ate Endowed Eye and Ear Infrmary,
and now Of Cleveland, can be consulted upon
all diseases Of the Eye or Ear, in Ravcnna, at
the 4@} CttfV& .e5s.t8E5F, 4 ss5v,.s ~
COIlin's. House, Dee. 26th and e7th.
DIR. Mcconnell, having had greater expert.
snce and probably performed more operations
upon the eye and ear than any other Oculist
in the State, he feels confident that he can
give satisfaction in all cases of disea:e of these
delicate crgans' which he may undertake.
Below is published a few cases, from we'll
known citizens of Cleveland. These are a.
tre'n. cases, that hare been under treatment for
years: ffs }t.H.E.s s-....s.... ..,.s-.,
For eight years have suffered from that
worst Of all afflictions--sore eyes--nnd for the
last three years have been entirely blind -
During that time have been under the treat
ment Of some of the best physicians and oc,,-
lists of the State, but never found any relief
ustil went under the care of DIR. Mcconnell.
Since that time my eyes have gradually re-
covered, and now am able to read or do any
kind Of work a: before THos. GARRETY,
Dec. 2, 1861. No. 26 Ohio St, Cleveland
80 CLEVELAND, Nov. 25th, 1851
My daughter has been nearly blind with
scrofulous inflammation Of the eyes ever since
she was ten years of age, and in spite of any
kind of treattneHt she grew worse until al
NEST despaired " lieF ever getting better.
am now, however, happy to state, that under
Dr. McConnell's treatment her eyes have be-
come entirely well, so much so, that that no
one could tell they hal ever been sore.
'sA' CHARLES YEARHoUsE,
gaa l58 Kinsman Street.,
DR.. Mcconnell operated upon my eye for
Cataract about six months ago the operation
has been .itirely successful, and has not in-
jurc1 the appearance of tn. eye in the least.
DAVID HAYS,
Lorain Street, Cleveland.
have been entirely blind for some years
having lost one eye by an accident and Cata-
rlct formed upon the other. Dr. M Co nell
operated Upon tina. eye and now cans,e to.-
erably yMell. gi j. KALLIKER,
Corner St. Clair and River-s.s.
Dec. 81, 1851.
My daughter has suffered for three years
WON ouIH SCtCfC ttHg cN tc, ttasAk
we were obliged to keep her in dark room
the greater part of the time. In four weeks
after using Dr. McConneips remedies she was
quite well, ard in six weeks was able to 60 to
school and since tina. time her eyes have re-
ma:ncd as well as they ever were
THOMAS DOwLrNG,
'a 1876 Garden street.
NV child was attackcd with yiolcnt nuru.
lent Opthalmia Of both eyes--cne of them
ran out in about week after the commence
III cncencnt Of the attack was then recon-
mended to take her ta Dr. Mcconnell in Cleve-
land, who immediately stopped the intlama
ton and restored the sight of the remaining
eye. CHARLES ,NIcHoLs,.
#t Eilestown, Trumbull Co. i
DR.. Mcconnell has treated four or Ave eases
in my immediate neighborhood- and
wifi. among them--those of US that are not
already we'll, are fast recovering.
ALoNZo JARVIS,
Dec. 9th, 1861. East Cleveland.
| have been entirely deaf and had a dis
charge from my right ear nearly twenty live
years. | have been under DR.. McConnelPs
treatment about seven weeks, and in that time
my hearing has almost entirely recovered, and
the discharge stopped
GEORGE PEREIRA,
1l9 Cellar Street, Cleveland, Ohio
Dec ~, 1861. de1E-2w