, 1865-12-07
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From the Brooklyn Eaglc.l
If we do not become wiser and better as the
world advances, It Is not for lack of Trash
discoveries and new Inventions. Within the
last quarter Of the present century, science
and art hare achieved great distinctions. No
sooner has curiosity been satisfied with the re-
suit attained by the application Of some new
principles, than We are called upon to cxam-
inc some fresh discovery or some Invention
probably more astonishing than It's prcdecea-
sor. These discoveries and inventions arc not
confined to one OF two departments, but be-
long to almost every branch, and Of all Of
them mayit be said, that they tend toincrease
the matc,i ial wealth and comfort ofthe nasses.
In some departments, It is true, tho results
have not been 80 satisfactory "a In others
aud It may at first viow seem strange that the
results hare been least in that department
which would most tend TO the benefit Of
lumanity-we mean medicine. Physicians
differ widely, not only as to the nature. but
the cure Of diseases.
The: Allopathist snccrs at the intnitesslnal
globulca and fril]ets Of the Homeopathlst.'
Tic homeopathic, in turn, characterizcs
the practice Of the A11opatlist as legalized
butchcry, while the Hydropathiat gives the
cold shoulder, and throwa cold water pn both
systems. Thus doctors differ. It Is not,
however, to be inferred that tha science Of
medicine is not based on principle, or that
1t Is mere guess work. Facts numerous, we'll
cstAblished-classi1ed IN regular order
have been carefully collected, and from these
conclusions, logically drawn, have served to
form theories but the difference alluded to
among doctors, which has become proyerbla1,
arises from the application Of remedial agents
in ezecting cure; particular departments
too, of medical science, results, fixed and de-
terminate, can be obtained, and in some Of
those departments, too, which were least un-
dcrstood by the profession generally. These
remarks naturally suggest themselves on the
examination Of machiue which, re think,
Is destined to relieve many sufferer, as well
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as to reward the Ingenious and learned in.
The inventor and owner ofthis complicated
instrument Is the renowned Doct. VoS' E1sES-
ZERO, No. SIG Broadway, New York, gen
tle1nan who holds high rank in our city as
IN Qculfst and Ausist. he studied at two
OF the most renowned medical schools on
the Continent Of Europe, under competent
authorities, nnd was led, at comparatively
carly part OF his career, to deyote his atten-
tion more particularly to tue Diseases Of tho
Eyc and Ear. Continued and successful prac-
tice, close application aud, We may add, en-
thuslasm IN These special branches Of medical
md surgical science, has rendered his name
famous a. benefactor to sufferers in Europe
and in America The result Of his labors
Is the Esthetieo-Neuralgicon, his new tn.
strument, By. mems OF which suffering may
be alleviated and life prolonged. This sci
cntiflc machine is IN invention Of great I'M
portauce to mankind.
A number Of the most Intelligent members
the medical .cience. have already pronounced
It to be Invaluable for the cure By inhalation
of Chronic Catas1h, pulmonary diseases and
Asthma, and for the removal Of the unhealthy
collections Of mucous which frequently in
duec lung md throat atfectious. Taste and
smell arc often impaired, or even tcmpora'
riy destroyed by m inaamnato1y state o.
the mucous membrane. A common cold il
suf1cieut'to 10 cause this, and when neglected
they arc permanently destroyed, much to th'
regret Of the sufferer, who CAL now flnt
; relief by means Of the Doctor yoS EtsE:'
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