Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-05
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nR. LIGHTHILL,
No. ~ ST. MARK's PLACE,
NEW YORK,
Author OF ~ Popular Treatise on Dcafness F."
"Letters on CatArfh,n &c, sc.
The following testimonials from well known par
ties are published for the benefit OF those who are
not acquainted with the Doctors reputation;
Letter from Rer. Dr.. John Mott Professor in Union
College, Schenectady.
Since I first publicly acknowledged the great benz
eht which received from the skillful Treatment Of
DR.. IIghthil, In regard to my hearing. letters Of
Inquiry have ineeasAntly poured upon me from ali
parts OF the country from parties desiring to learn
the particulars OF my case, and am indeed sur.
pfised At the number OF individuals who are az
fected similar to the manner in which have been,
and therefore feel II more and more sacred duty
which owe to those sufferers, to direct them 10
proper and reliable source to obtain the benefit
they so much oovet and which so many afflicted
ones have hitherto sought in vain, just as had
done previous to applying to Dr., Lshthill.
had had from infancy one very deaf ear which
always discharged more or less offensive matter
and was the source Of the greatest annoyance and
discomfort TO me Last year the other ear also be-
came diseased, and both ears discharged yellow
matter, very profuSe and highly offensive NV
hearing became very much impaired and the dis
charge produced the greatest debility Of body and
dsPIes'iO2 Of spirits applied to my family ply.
any benefit, and almost despared Of being res torcd
to health, when providentially, applied 10 DR..
improve at once, and continued to DO 80 until in
q comparative short time, both ears were healed,
the discharge removed, and my hearing restored,
At first feared the cure would not be permA-
nsnt or that the Btoppage Of discharge Of SO long
standing might prove detrimental TO my general
health, fear which find great many entertain
In regard to the removal Of discharge from the
ears. My experience, however, has proved con-
elusively that my apprehenbions were entirely
ropndleII in both respects, for both ears are as
left of treatment, and the BtoppAge Of the dis.
charge, instead OF proving detrimental to my
health, has given me the highest elasticity and
yigor Of body, and now Of spirits not experienced
wish the above statement might serve as
general answer TO those interested, but should
one or The other dsSi1S to apply to me
demands upon my time.
avail myself Of this opportunity OF again pub
Iisly expressing my deeply felt gratitude to pr
man Of science, in whom the highest confidence
may be placed. JOHN MOTT.
From James CruikShGRk, III. D., Editor NeW YOrl
Teacher, Albany, N. Y,
This may certify that, having been afflicted dur
ing the year 1856 with severe and almost tota
and surgical aid, under the care OF those esteemed
as eminent practitioners, was induced At last e
put myself under the care Of DR.. 4. D. Lighthill
His treatment was brief and successful. ! wal
completely restored, and the cure 10 apparently
permanent. IhAve all confidence in DR.: l. e skill
and Integrity In the diseases he makes SPSGiAlli's
ALBANY, Oct |, 1862. ieblSco5w
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