Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-17
Editorial from the indianapolis Gazette, June 9th
1863, edited By Dr Jordan.1

Editorial from the indianapolis Gazette, June z5th
1863 edited BY Dr JOrdan.l
DR. JONES At THE Bates HoUsE-Public attention
We see is being directed considerably towards
this distinguished gent eman and people are begin
ming to feel that he is neither humbug, one
of tie ordinary travelling doctors, but really soien
tdc nah, be sing to The afflicted, and ALL indeed,
that he processes o be We have spoken heretofore
very highly aud unquslihedly Of DR.. Jones bat we
knew the man md his eminent success in ether ria
oss and knew what We were taking about We com
meud the Doctor to the pJ blic not for his benefit,
festive organs of the sight or hearing. an opera
has spent large fortune in acquiring this kEOwl-
edge be poss ss in the best schools Of we'll
in this country, and has since had several years
practical exPerier ca attended, with success, pernaps
never before equsled.
have had caooked eyes for twenty yaars went
to DR.. JONES' who ts now at the American Hotel Co.
lu nbua, January 2sh, 1864, who Strengthened my
eyes II one minute. l am a farmer; I've at Basii,
Fairfield county, o. JOHN GESSEL.
lost one of my eyes by discharge OF shot in the
facs; Dr.. Jones has inssr,ed me an artificial eye,
which gives me no pain, and moves and appears Just
ike ny na;uraleye. fANDEEEk hOIT,
Camp Chase, January 10, 1854.
[Frem the Pittsburg Weekly Chronicle, Mch "a, '53l
d. JoSEs AT The hoNosGAHELA HOUsE.-We have
frequently called attention to the signsl success at
ten5ilg Dr. jones' treatment of aud ear diseases
hear Of -rgle case of his in which the patient has
not recved the greatest beneht from his treatment
We have sTeken already Of the ssuccess with which
ne operates for diseases of the eye he following
ce. tincate shows Nhat he do in diseases OF the
ear We size it in full, because Captain Evans Is
widelo known here. and any statement coming from
him will bo read with interest Here is what he says
PIrTsRURGH, March 9, 1853
Having been troubled with deafness for some time
past more particularly ater taking cold and latter
" becoming much worse, made Up my mind in COM
pany with friend, to visit DR.. JONES' the Monon-
nahela House On the I'd day of Marsh did so, AID
after beinP seated, stated my giving full par
tipulars The Doctors reply was, 81 can restore your
hearing as well ss it ever VAS" "How long will It
take bOttOr p "ha an hour" |Will the opera
tOn be painful 2'' ''No air; any OPERATION in the
ear that would be pain nj would be injurious" "How
much will ft c5st, Doc.or7' The sum was named-
s'YOu can 20 to work. The octOr began and went
through Ii e some master workman. Ins cad Of
pa!n certain paris CT the operation gave more OF a
pleasing ns-tion than an Oeeastion in which 90
much was at stake for me.
In lGss than half hour my hearing was perfectly
restored, and has remained ever sincs paid the
Doctor his price and an perfectly well satisfied with
my la gain. The EOstor and are even, except that
think / had the best Ct tie bargain. What I hsve
written have done voluntarily, and did not believe
the cure be perfect, would saY so without regard
TO any person. WILLIAM EVANS,
Commercial and RIver Reporter,
GibsOn-St,, Sih Ward.
~Dr. JONES permanent address is
No. 16 Arlington Place, New York City.
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