The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1874-02-26
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UNPARALLELED SUCCESS OF Dr.. J. A. JONES
IN THE TREATMENT OF TIE MOST lNvET-
ERATE AND DANGEROUS DISEASES.

We copy the following from the Macon (Ga.)
! Telegraph anG Messenger: .a-4.41
If any unSelieving Thomas In this commu-
| nifty needed additional evidence as to the un-
questionable skill of DR.. Jones and his amazing
success in aHOrding speedy relief to the multi
tudes Of sufferers who have consulted him, let
them find confirmation strong as holy writ In
the testimony of the parties themselves. See-
| ing and hearing is believing and day after day,
| these unfortunates return to their homes in all
parts of the country, bearing with them the
| glad tidings and tangible evidence of perfect
renewed health and happiness.
! AS matter of interest and encouragement,
however, to the afflicted, few will be men
toned of those well known in this vicinity who
have experienced relief at his hands. Among
these may be included Mr.. John Wilkinson, OF
Baker County, Georgia, who has just been cured
in an almost incredibly short time Of that usu-
ally lifelong mishap, hernia.
Also, Mr.. Simon Fleishman, of the mercan-
tile house of S. Cohen, Esq, in Americus. This
vision seriously impaired for twenty -one years.
But now the defect has been perfectly removed.
The case of VIM. Ira Smith, one of the young
gentlemen of Mercer University and a son Of
Davis Smith, Esq. of this city, whose eyes
were Strengthened and cured after an infirm'ty
of twelve years. duration, affords another str1-
king instance of the wonderful skill OF this
scientific surgeon.
Mr.. W. A. Hopson, the popular merchant on
Second street, is among the number likewise,
an affection of the eyes of twenty-one years
standing wholly removed.
And SO long list of cures might be recited,
of similar instances of opthalnlia, crOsa-eyeS
and other diseases Of that delicate organ, were
it necessary. ..i
In the loathsome diseases of the nose, known
as oZeena, DR.. Jones has been equally success
full, as can be shown in very large number Of
instances. Two patients in this city will cor
roborate this statement.
One of them, Mr.. Dickinson, who resides on
Troup street, after two weeks treatment, de-
clares all the disagreeable symptoms much
abated, and that his recovery Is progressing
rapidly. The other is the young gentleman,
Mr.. Winn, to whom allusion was made several
weeks since. He now pronounces himself per-.
manently cured. p.
But DR.. Jones remarkable skill extends to
quite variety Of other distressing complaints.
Among these may be mentioned those of the;
throat and lungs and ear, and affections requi-. ;.
ring electricity and galvanism, and the use Of
the most delicate instruments. These OF them
selves are curiosity to those visiting his rooms.
That terrible enemy to thousands of ladies,
sick headache, he has actually cured Of late in
a number Of persons who had been martyrs to
it every week for many years. ,....
In that well-nigh incCrable disease, diabetes,
too, Mr. White, q Macon, is living and most
wonderful monument to the Doctors skill.
This individual has engaged in business again,
and continues to increase daily In strength and
flesh, while every trace Of the compliant which
broug ght him to deaths door has utterly disap-
peared.
Yielding to the solicitations of many Of the
first citizens of South Carolina, he has been in
duced to make South Carolina brief profess
sional visit, and is now practicing at the
Wheeler House, Columbia, where he will cure
those afflicted with difficult diseases of long
standing, and perform those more difficult op.
the 18th of March. He will not ge-ont Of his
office to practice, nor undertake incurable Ca
ses. Yet, by his more improved methods, he
cures uiM ease most of the diseases that cannot
evea be alJeviated by the ordinary practice.