Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-18

Editorial from the indianapolis Gazette, June 27th
| la63. edited by Dr Jordan.l
pB. JONES At TEE Bates HoUsE.-PublIe attention
We see, is being directed vsry considerably tOwsrds
this distinguished gent eman, and people are Begin
ming to feel that he is neither humbug,
Of tie ordinary travelling doctors, but really scien-
ti6c mah be sing to the afflicted, and al indeed
that lie processes 10 be We have spoken heretofore
| very highly and unqnalifedly of Dr. Joney bat we
know the man and his eminent success In other pla
/ cez and knew what We were taking about. We COM
mend tbs Doctor 10 the prbhc not for his benefit
but for the benefit Il the afflicted all who have de-
fe-Jiye srgHns OF the sight hearing. opera
ting surge on, believe he has equal in america
lie has spCnt large fortune IN acquiring thu kLot-
edge he pOss sss The bts tehOOls Of Europe well
in this country, and has since had several years
practical exPerieI c. attended with success peruars
never before eQualed.
have had caocked eyes for twenty yanrs went
to DR.. Jono7 who is now at tho American Hotel Co.
lu uhu-, January ath, ls64, who Strengthened my
eyes Iu one minute am farmer; I've at Basil,
Fairfield county, y. JOHN GE5SEL.
lest one of my eyes by discharge of shot in the
facs; Dr. Jones has ins red me an artificial eye,
Ike ny natursleye. YANDSNEk hOIT,
Camp Chate, January 1g, 1864.
[From the Pittsbu-g Weekly Chronicle Mich "A, '63l
Dr.. JONES AT THE M0NOEG4HEL HOUsE-We have
frtquently called attention to the signal at
His ONCE is crowded every dav, aud we have yet 10
hear Of single case of bis in which the patient has
not received the greatest Denent from MS treatment
We have spoken already Of the :-uccess with which
he operates for diseases of the eye. The following
tihcate shows hat he do in diseases OF the
ear We size ii in full, because captain EVans is
widelo known here. and any statement coming from
him will be read with interest. Here is what he Gays
PITTsBURaH, March g. 1863
Having been troubled with deafness for some time
past, more par ic1ary after taking cold and latter
II becoming much worse, made up my mind in con.
pany with friend, TO visit Dr. Jones' at the Monon-
nshela House. On the I'd day of d marfh did So and
after bein seated, aed my giving full par
ticulars. The Doctors reDy was 81 can restore your
hearing well as II ever was" "HOw long will II
take, GottOr2' "Haf an hour" ''Will the opera
tiOn be painful p mo, tir; any operation in tho
ea- that would be pain nj wOud be iuiuriUas How
much will IT G. st, DOciOr? The sum was ne med =
'YOn can go to work. The octor began and went
through ise some master workman. Inslead Of |
pain certain paris Of the operation gave more Of a
pleasing nsstion than Opeasti0n In which 50 i
much was at stake for me.
Ia less than half hour my hearing was perfectly
res stored, and has remained 20 sincs paid the
Doctor his price and perfectly we'll satisfied with
my ta gain The pootor and are even, except that /
1 think had the best Of TIE BARGAIN. What / have
written have done Voluntarily aud did not believe
the TO be perfect, would say so without regard
to any person. William EVANS,
Commercial! and RIver Reporter,
Glbson-5t., Sab Ward. |
B%Dr. JONES' permanent address is
No. 16 Arlington Place, New York City.
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