The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-18

EARS TO THB DEAF.
Hvery man. and especially every woman believes his
- her physician- There philosophical minds which
keh abstract faith in Aiopathy, or Homeopathy or
Bydropashy other form of with
Ne world large the belief Is the sem but In the
DOCTOR Especially this true regards and ocu
As The patient who has his sigh, his hear
s that the blessing could have been 70 him
BY other practitioner than that particular one by whom
his eyes ears we're opened. Dr. Won Esenbsrg Is
ansns Des. known He has no. lent us cars
~ brother practitioner has eyes and In whose sk there
FORE believe above all others But we hear Of him
from those who him merely surgeon but
benefactor has been related us for the
.zuthfulness Of which vouch though
names Tho patient lady who had been deaf from
infancy a consequence OF the ailments which
children are liable Laerl an acute
ferm and tho patient subject TO intense suffering The
deafness rapidly becoming complete and the general
health breasins down under the physical exAa~siiou attend
ant upon constant pain Ordinary remedies ordinary
advice useless Or. Elsenberg called In
We need his dsguos for that would be only
list OF Hard the general But he
ssh,he disease portion The organism
then in another and with manipulation as skfui as his
sght was accurate he removed the causes and she Who
from infancy had heard with dica.y and lacrly hardly
was restored hrst to perfec. hearing and then
test health Dr. Won Eisenberes advertisement reminds us
Of is which thus briefly relate though no, his
solicitation. Let him that hath no. ears hear.
From the Christian Timesl
SIGHT RESTORED.
CONCERNING EYES AND ocuLrsrs.
OF the 1--WE senses that which call seeing is the
upor.sn. and most valued In proportion as this sense
fails U.S. we are reduced hepessnes II entirely
tate Of sight, how would be progress knowledge
and how limited sphere Of .esiOn aud usefulness. En-
Aowsd with H. the universe becomes creation clothed
With beauty and diversified by that infinite variety which
sever fails to attract the mind and heart
For several months past been practical subject
b M An inaamed condition Of the eyelds communicating
Itself to the pupil rendered the discharge daily duties
not only painful dangerous Anrbutng 1t to the Of.
feet OF cold We endured through the spring. with the
hope tina, wnh the return of weather IL would en-.
tsrsy disappear, But in this doomed 70 disap
,olntmeu, Summer returned but no, our wonted sight
VIVA. might have been the result either Of further neglect
- Of incompetent treatment, cannot say.
Stating our case /. friend he assured us tha, similar
enc in his own family had recently treated with entire
suecess by Dr. Won Esenberg OF this city Satisfying
ssvcs by particular inquiries that tho doctor
pro but scientific ocust and auris,, concluded 10
sssh the benefits Of his treatment which have
en- 70 acknowledge very Though few weeks
uAder his the appearance Of our eyes has totally
changed The pupil fun aud clear, aud the lids are
snsirsly free from Inflammation. The doctor says
that the OPTIC nerve has been weakened and the
rstiua assumed chronic inaammatory state, A.
sscsing more or less all the other tissues. and
threatening II neglected. to end In Amauross op.hslm,s
ve besve the which oculisis apply eyes affected
~ Having obtained the much desired relief we
ke great pleasure In acknowledging Indebtedness
Inc talent Of Or. Won Rissnbers and Of calling 70 the s
enton Of others who may be suffering from similar OF
even worse condition of their eyes, Ia said THAI Prov
d.nee provides an,idote for every bane II is certain
that the eye In these tines subject sevsrer trials than
formerly Let be thankful then, that a. We increase III,
tendencies which destroy The organ Of vision the progress.
Of science keeps pace with these tendencies not In sd
vance Of ,neml
sgFICE NO sIG BROADWAY.