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suggest visit to the consulting apartments
Of Doct: VoE E1sEsBEno. There he will be
speedily made to know the possibility Of
cure. even In complicated cases, and thus be
encouraged to proceed until be is discharged
thoroughly renovated and cured.
It will have been Observed that the appa
satus above described Is intended also to
bring the etherialized medicines into direct
action upon the nerves. The nervous eye
tenn Is the source Of many Diseases. Al
physicians admit this, and all profess at least
to be able to apply remedy. The Allo-
pathic, Homeopathic, and uydropathic, by
prescribing oplatcs, anodynes, etc., may and
do allcviate tho pain arising from impaired OF
diseased nerves but This does not restore the
oe.yo; II Is only temporary rrlleE-~ relief.
too, to some oue nerve At the expense Of the
entire system. The 4Esthe!lco-N Neurnlgicon Of
Doctor yoS E1sEEDERG not merely a11ays tho
irritation, but restores tho nerve to Its moral
condition. The Doctors theory Is, that each
nerve has specific Office, and has Its own pc.
cu1iar susceptibility. Thus, for example, the
nerve Of vision Is inseusiblc to touch and, on
the hand, the nerve Of touch is insensible to
Light and 30 on through the whole system
Tie great excellence Of this Isthctlcal lnstru-
uent is that 1t can BE- applied, not On guess
work principles which are no principles. ut
all-but that it can be applied with accuracy
and certainty to any nerve or nerves that arc
weakened or impalsed-to the different nerves
- .-:''.
Of motion, or sensation, to the eye, car, OF
the touch, Us In, paralysis.
To this complicated and beautiful appar-
atps Dr. vos E1sESDEno has given the name
of EsruEr1co-N -NEunALc1coS It is derived
from the following Greek words: d;stAtlicos,
Rsthetic, or philosophical; 'euron, nerve;
a1go., pain or disease with the termination
lion, equivalent to the. English termination
"sic :" meaning " pertaining tor The mean
inc Of the compound word, when fully ex
pressed, is; IS an apparatus philosophically
constructed for treating diseases Of the ner-
yous system" And this describes exactly
the character and object Of the apparatus.
It Is constructed on the strictest principles Of
the BaconIan philosophy, for no saess-vork
has entered into its conception or execution.
The end to be attained was discovered by the
most rigid induction Of facts; and the means
wczo adapted to the end, by the most careful
consideration Of evcry. part.
a few words may properly bc added re-
specting DR.. vos ErsssBERo, of New FORK
City, the inventor Of the valuable apparatus,
which cannot fail to effect revolution IN
some of the most important departments Of
science and practice Of the healing art. Els
carly professional training was received ut the
most famous institutions on the continent Of
Europe. knowing that the science Of tnedi-
cine was Of too vast extent for any one man
to attain high skill, much less to make great
advances beyond his predecessors, In every
department, he resolved to devote himself
| to the special investigation md treatment Of
Diseases Of the Head, Throat and Lungs,
with especial reference to Affections Of the
Eye and Ear. Deep enthusiasm for his pro-
fesslon, joined to natural talent for inJcsti5a'
tion, and unwearicd Industry, soon PLACED
him in the front Eank Of his profession in Eu
:; rope-a position which was awarded to hin
in the United States Immediately upon hi
taking up his residence among us. This enai
nence will be noEo than confirmed By his &c
| cent inyention.