New-York tribune., 1872-08-27
.NEW- YORK EAR DISPENSARf'
svnv,Na INSTITUTION.

A
, ;,,ortanoe of establishing in this city cnar-
INC ti.,ton for the relief of that large class
'',.D'o from remediabe deafness has at last
'S, soooon;zed and the Trustees of the New iorK
- n;snensarv after full consideration have de-
.ormined TO place their Institution, at the north-
st corner of Ninth ave. and Thirty-slxth-st upon
a sound and permanent basis
The encouraging results which have followed tho
establishment of special dispensares and hospitals
in Europe strongly commend this Institution 10 the
beneyolence of charitable public.
The expenses of a dspensary of this character con-
sist mainly in rent attendance, medicines and the
instruments and apparatus requisite for the treat
ment of diseases of the ear in thorough and scen-
tifc manner.
The Trustees arc
RI Case Theo r. wetmore.,
-'''' ~ Wice-Presideni), Whitelaw Reid,
Gen. Henfy Prince, U.S.A, J. W. Bigelow,
Qreasurer), Geo. b. Pomeroy, NJ: d. d.,
j. w. Alsop M. D., Robt; l., Case'F F'
Below we present their recently issued CIRCULAR
bespeaking for them the assistance they need
The trustees earnestly ask for this Institution the aid
Of those who wish alleviate the suferngs OF tng
Deafness and diseases which result IN cass Out OF
every three persons Of from 20 70 20 years Non
ing to distinguished European nearing power
fI
The children the poor either Iae % from ear
those exposed TO cold, are great hao inatten.
diseases and are much neglected Az scnV ha 40 Iv
tyeness and supposed stupidity are Oie oJ aford
svmntoms Of deafness Infancy anu chSno0u ,nntno q
Tho saddest instances for sympathy. lno "a - 90 The
from the earsU is neglected. III Is only So y the
hid viii outgrow IL but when OLD enOukn, W sN Wv
chd ,s nnabe 10 frame words for IL caho,
The usefulness and enjoyment OF aus al gdom their
nv imnaIred hearing, as well as not d - social
D99Uer of selfsupport. The ola are Iopu % eonfnsed
pDoyment caused constant suffering irSH e 1u and
el3o3 ec and led TO needless distrust OF iay % ou @
fepd when this condition, wrongly attributed 10 'no
a IIi0nu1s dsc.v of old age, is often durable. ,,,
The fatal policy OF letting alone mas taKen ueep %
on ali classes To the imperfect knowledge even III te
rfesson (which had rarely until OF ate gwen sPecia
Ptention TO the earl may be traced this ndnerehGe anu
anafbv which have largely swelled the RANKS OF tue u
nendent poor filled asylums, and added 10 the er
counteract this tendency and TO make the recent
and great scientific advances III treating diseases OF INC
ear seu TO the suffering poor and through tnen 10 e
Community al large the Trustees have established Ins
DiSnensary The profession now recognize tue iacI
nearly All eases particularly the young, can ne Dehene
nv treatment over 5000 are now annually presenter
for treatment in this city, and members OF the pfOlesslOh
| believe not less than 10000 are still neglected
The usefulness OF this Dspensary has Deeh iuiS deh
onstrated and the Trustees feel that 10 mako IL az al
canal 10 the increasing demands they must ask alu oI
those generous citizens who have never Jailed IN answer
| to the calls of genuine and discriminating OrRahIeu
| charity. , ,,---. No., 1Io,r, prince
| United states Army, Army Building, cOIhei housVon
| and Creene-sts, or 10 either OF the trustees