Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-11-01
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Saxton's River, Thursday, of next week.

CuAMPLAIS VALLEY EYE AND EAR lsF1RM-
ARRIVE were visited last Saturday by Mr. Asa
Loveland ESQ, of Gen. Grants town, Galena, Ill
Mr. Loyeland is a gentleman of strict integrity,
and Of high responsibility, who is visiting at
Thomas Millers IA man generally known and
highly esteemed as a citizen in this vicinity Who
in conversing with us on the subject of the Eye
and Ear made the following remarks in regard to
himself. He is IA years of age, resident OF GAL
ena, Ill, and has been affected with an increasing
deafness for the past IS years. and has been totally
deaf in one ear for sir gears. He had been advised
at different times during this time to apply Tor
surgical aid. But believing that there was no
HELM in his case on account of age, and length OF
time he had been affected, thought there was no
use. But Being urged by his friends in this vicin-
ity to apply to DIR. S. Haynes, of the Champaign
Valley Eve and Ear Infirmary he concluded TO
apply to the Doctor, but without any faith in be-
ing benefited for the above reasons. And as the
Doctor did not give him much encouragement
and vet was of opinion that good might be done
hv nursuing the course indicated in his case which
was to omen the passage from the throat to the
internal Ear clean out the outer passage 10
the Ear-drum, relieve the thickened Ear'drom
and the congestion of the Ear But the H.
ducemeuts held out of relief were so faint, ne
concluded not TO make the trial. But unexpected
" receiving letter about this time from friends
in the West who advised him to try and see WHAT
could be done in his case he again visited Dr
HAYNES, and was happy to say that he was agree
ably disappointed in the result of treatment; thar
in few DAYS from date of first VISIT he dia mol
have TO depend on his wife to tell him when lhe
folks were up in the morning" And while NOISE
made in doing up the work in the kitchen hereto
fore had been no source of annoyance, now nj
concluded that those whom he had though. 'er'
quiet, were quite noisy and he was glad TO move
into another part of the house from his more sen
sit;ve hearing. He has been under the Doctor
care only five weeks and can hear as well with th'
ear that he has not heard with for sir years, as th
other. and can now hear much better than he eve
expected, and better than DIR. Haynes encourage
him to hope. And he remarked that IL we desire'
to make use of his case in such way as to sery'
.hoss similarly affected we were at liberty to d.
so.
In conyersing with Mr. Loveland we learned IN
cidentally that twenty-five years ago nc was CA
empted from service on juries in consequence
deafness.
We are glad to learn generally that DR. Hayne
;s having eminent success, and that his practice
deseryedly coming into high repute- Ii there wa
home in the case of Mr.. Loveland and that success
hsvond expectation was realized in the effort to re
store his hearing, we do not know who OF the nu
merous afflicted ones might not apply for relief wit
a GOOD show of encouragement OF one thing tn
public may be assured, and that is that u
Haynes viii promise nothing that he thinks car
not be realized, which is an important point IN IA
character of a professional man latts'arga Ss'
,nel, Mch 80, 1896.
DIR. HAYNES will be at Bellows Falls Hous
Wednesday and Thursday, November Ism an
18th inst TO treat all diseases presented to him
the Eve and Ear, Throat and Chrome di'eas'
generally