Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-08-22
~ Err AND EAa.-Dr. ALEX. JAxEs,

~ Err AND EAR.-Dr ALEx. JAxEs,
formerly Of the Eye and Ear Infirmsry
Of Montreal, operator for deafness, blind
ness and all defects Of sight and hearing
has taken rooms at the Waureagan House,
and will remain until September Goth,
1863. DR.. J. will perform all surgical
operations pertaining to the eye, when
necessary to do away with imperfecsions,
such as for cataract, strabismus, &c. Ar
ti6cial eyes and Tympanums will be in-
serted when required by those who have
lost their natural ones by disease or other.
wise. inflammation Of the eyes in all its
forms will be cured by DR.. James.
The following certificate will show few
of the most prominent and Difficult. cases
that were cured during his practice in
Iowa:
CEDAR RAPIDS, Nov. 18th, 1862.
Having been blind from cataracts for
four years was told by physicians that
surgical operations would be necessary to
restore sight, and on hearing of Dr.. James
arrival Immediately applied to him, and
submitted to an operation on the right
eye, VIII .ch am happy to say resulted in
the restoration of vision, and l cneerfully
recommend him to the afflicted public and
believe him to be An honest and scientific
practitioner from the success of his prac@,
ice coming uAder my notice.
s. T. MILLER.
PonlA Cry, Iowa.
This is to certify that have been cured
BY DR.. James at Des Moiues. l went to
see him about the under lid of my left
eye, which was turned down, and thin
skin which was growing over the sight,
which the Doctor called Pterryginm, and
the lid everted which required M stay
With him seven days. b. Wise.
was taken SEINE two weeks since with
= severe infiam alton 10 my left eye. which
lasted few days when the right eye BE.
came indsmed also. tried every bodies
cure al to no avail, bu. on hearing Of DR..
James, who had just arrived, l went di.
rectly to see him, who cured NE in few
days. the rapidity with which my eyes pro.
crossed was really surprising.
o. ELLSWORTH.
DEs MONIES, Feb. 9th, 1863.
l have been afflicsedAeith partial deaf:
ness for space Of elssen years, which
was by degrees gradually getting worse.
and not having muck fa,th in doctoring l
did not call on Dr.. James until after hear.
ing some of the miraculous cures he per.
formed applied and came under treat.
ment when, to my sstonishmept, in two
weeks my hearing was nearly restored,
and IL now quite perfect.
WM Tanner
BooSEsBoRo, May 9th. 1863.
My ears have been discharying more or
less matter for the past eighteen months,
and was very offensive, was also troubled
with unnatural sounds in my head togeth.
er with some deafness which was cured by
Dr. James with medicine got Of him aud
used myself Mrs. IsAc. w. HAyER.
Fort DODGE, Aug. 14.h, 1868.
1t is with pleasure write this certif.
cate for the benefit of DR.. James and
those who may have ocasion to employ
him for any Of the defects Of the eye or
ear, for having been myself one of his pa.
tients during his stay in Fort Dodge for
severe pain in the lett ear, which has
troubled me, at times, for the past three
years together with discharge, at times.
| was relieved from the pain Immediately
after the first application, and the dis.
charge is now nearly arrested, it having
been only two weeks since commenced
With DR.. James. Mrs. c. LEWIS.
Dr.. JAMES is travelling through this
country for the purpose Of establishing
reputation for future and permanent
location.
In order to save much time and unnec.
essary talk the following will be observed:
All cases that are found incurable on ex.
animation will not be prescribed for or
taken under treatment Those that are
found durable in degree will be received
and charged in proportion. Doubtful ones
will only on condition the fee for making
trial be paid in advance.
All cases coming directly under treat.
ment will be required to pay weekly in
advance. Those wishing medicine only
will be required to pay on delivery. No
charge for consultation or opinion.
~ List Of Letters remaining in the
Post Office at Sioux City, Aug. 10, 1868:
Joseph NJ. C. Bell, James A. Brown,
Daniel G. Coy, James Chapman. Frarcis
Myers 2. Hiram J. Ritchey, VIM Robin.
son, Thos. Ryan, Lnzet Stpear, Mrs. Mary
j. Townsend, JACOB Wakefield.
Persons calling for any of the above
letters will please say Advertised.
&c. c. HOSKINs, p. NJ.
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