New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-22

NyOi Tue tyinplhLu, 90 as to OspcIso acsunui"se'
maous. Fluid injections inconyenient in their ap
pcations moreover they produce greet deal Of pain'
The vapor of Aeec Elder being easily injected and ex'
citing pain beyond little singing sensation. will ID
my opinion be found the best adapted
According 70 DIR. KEAMERs theory, ethereal vipar u
considered Dy this distinguished aurist. from bis own
experience to benefit nervous deafness; but believe
some change in tie membrane lining the ymgansu VIII
be found more likely caue Of the symptoms than any
affections Of the auditory nerves. as well the moro
likely condition to be benefited by the contact Of tho
yapors Of Ace,ie Eacr the principles that guido ~
in The employment OF general treatment in diseases OF
| the Eye guiding US in diseases OF the Ear.
The following KRAMERs calculation Of the cures
performed By means Of Ether or which purpose wa
happy enough to sncceed in nyentng my Ethereal Ear
fnhas,or for the perfect restoration of hearing):
TABULAR VIEW OF THf FREQUENCY AND DUEABILtTY
OF DISEASES OF TIIE EAR.
Ont Of three h1ndled eases Of diseases OF the Ear
Of all kinds. hundred in round numbers have not
only been benefited, bat perfectly cured by the nhala
ton OF Acctc Ether. Thirty have only improved their
Hearing. About Iy have been benefited and relieyedo OF
the noises In the head By the vapors Of Acec Ether tho
treatment having continued for months The remaindcs
were considered ncurablc from the first and they
sequently remained Tebellious to TIC treatment
HALLEs proposed to effect the discharge Of 1ud in
fused Into the cavity Of the ympanum by forcing vapors
into the Easiacaian tubes Tb, proceeding IVES 10 fin
the mouth with the yapors close the lips ard nose and
then make long forcedexspratoD by which the vapor
driven through the Easacap ,ntes into the tympan
mn. DELosu remarks that it is surprising that blowing
air artiGcialy into the ympanum in Deafness was not
thought of sooner. ARCHIBALD CLELASD spoke Of blow
ing air into the tympanum hundred years ago.
When the Hearing is Improved by merely forcing air
Though the LesoeiGH t9tes into the tympauia cayt-
ties, il il ipgeneral sign promising advantage from
the application ofmy Ethereal Ear Inbalaor resulting
in complete In recent cases Of macuier, OBJ
sructon the fym9aRc oaTities with obstruction Of
the Eastaolisn ta5ss considerable improvement has
been experienced One OF ny numerous patients Mr.
NJ one OF the frs. citizens Of NewYork vas 50 sIc-
cessgly treated by that the Hearing distance on tho
right side raised four fee, nine inches and on the
lett eide to feet inches. But this depends
not only the disease OF the Ear from which the pa
tient suffers but great deal also on the constitutions
therefore after examination Of the Ear, it is always
necessary 10 hear the statement OF the patient ia
yariaby make my patient I'll out printed form. From
this detail OF his symptoms generally form an 40
ourate diagnosis for there may be constitutional de-
engagements which attend upon the Ear. l have fire.
quenty observed that when il arises from sympathy u
is ushercd in by train of symptoms peculiar to ITSELF
The GaGeDcc heartburn. aud the dysPeptic signs arc
OF very marked character especially IN those in
dyidaals Who once have had paroxysrn.
The febrhe state too is one a high degree OF ir.
rfatio o. which the mind paItakes as wei as the body
have found in Ois that the patient suffers e1crucat
ing paia during the night, but there is not that singuf
sensation which hes been 30 admirably described br
sYDrsnAa Of utter i,DpoSsb!lity OF finding positi~
that Is a relief from pain That great physiei,n was
himself martyr TO Oiis aud II be had during the
paroxysrn minuted down each varying sensation as It
arose he could not more accurately have described thus
d,ease (Os) as IL presents itself under ordinary cir
rullsiguCC tIr - ,"S'" 49, " '~-
fl affect, indy luas II not unfreqaen.y occurs that.
although during veFy long period the sufferer from
Oiis has never felt any uneasiness about IT, YET ioo
some unexplained cause. more probably from cold.
suddenly exhibits its power Of diminishing the earins
AS xo 40 the comforts oi life EIst buz,ng NOSE IL
the head sense OF heat OF tnslns and Oh shooting u
reroepibe and then gradual Inconvenience anu cimi'
mutton Of the Hearing power. t0iiohing and even
severe pains are elt Under such circGrsiahces ind
that T. is ereray believed that there - more difficulty
ia eiec;.ne cure than where it had been perceived az
IN earicr stage and had met with tina: attention which
every disordercd state OF ie Ear most particularly
requires. but my own experience tells me however
Lite the individual seeks relief that it may be given.
nv own plan of treatment ior recovering the Hearing
followed.
Each organ u the body, when indamod. or which
show more o. less Of the general sgns OF iniamms-
ton NANTES, certain symptoms which are peculiar -
Itself Thus intolerance o. acute sound is special
symptom afforded by the Ear, and bears similar 70
l.ol 10 tie functions If this organ as difficulty OF
breathing does 70 the lungs derium To tue bras.
Even ouch special symptoms however, are mo,ilret
according to the particular texture Of the pat Of tie
Ear which IS inaamed.
There are other circumstances beside the differences
H. the various parts OF this most complicated little OF
-an which modify the inhamms,ory affections Of tho
IAr nicglug also this subject very extensive IN the
discussion ana causing the diseases 70 be occasionally
very gerplexu6 in the treatment They arc Ueder the
influence Of pccularos Of constitution and OF consti'
,ona discusses ana are subjected TO numerous varla
tons from the influence Of sympathles. ScRoFuA
SYPHILIS and CoIT axe each Of them capable Of exct
rs inflammation N different parts Of tue Maias daais'
ta, ;,,rins OF Of communicating to an inf lmmstoa
excited by oher such difference In Character -
often to render It difficult To recognize disease with
vh,a We agc well acquainted IN is staple OF idop'hs
form.
The scaeri rule established ~ pathological o5scsvi'
tons Of ever, pant Of the body. that Inflammation IN
great measure limits itself not merely to one ora bur
even tn one ii sae cent iniy holds with regard 20 tho
Ear A. We haze Bronchitis, Pncumcnla. and Petrtis.
designating Inflammation oi the various tissues OF thI
lungs as we meet with Inflammation Of the P.Ts'opsaa
Of The proper substance Of the bowels and VI their lining
membrane 80 We find the different parts OF the Ear sep
nretsiv affected (Which parts have simply IL uul
dor,ed language described. oblgug Us 10 feeosalss
! each PSI, az On individual disease.
By the influence Of local sympathy. however, indian
MAJ Of part Of the ear never takes place without
extending IN some degree the parts with which tn