The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-01-27


daughter and restored her sight, fot
which I would not take all the world. d..s g
| Mr.. John Power. East Broad Atraet,
lwho had sutferedi for years from badly
turnsd and sunkan eyes With IMPAIRED
vision, Gays: 81 would NOT take all Ss-
vannah for the benefit ! have received
from Dr. Jones.aoperation and medi.
cine" 50.
Mr.. Elijah Roberts, OF Mobly Pond
P. O.. Screven County, Gays: "I was
sorely afflicted for many years with
ozoena, oatarrh, neuralgia and disease
Of the breast and chronic complaints, go
that was given up by our physicians
in Augusta as hopeless case. In this
suffering condition, placed mysoli
under DR.. Jones' treatment, who rs
lieved me very much in few hours,
and by the continued use Of his rome
dies at homo, I am cured of most of my
complaints and eujoy life vcry we'll for
an elderly man of seyenty.ivo I feel
that I owo my life to DR.. Jones, and
cannot recommend him too highly. The
Doctor alec cured my daughter OF
disease Of tho liver"
Mr.. James Louden, of Savannah,
snys: CDR. Jones inserted an eye for me
without pnin, which moves and appears
SO perfect that it cannot be distin
guished from the natural organ"
Mr.. r. Fl. White. Of Mucou, Georgia,
says: "Dr. Jones cured me Of diabetes
after was given up to die by tho family
DOCTORS.
MIR. VIM. Ira Smith, student Of
Mercer University, who from onrly child
hood had suffered great Inconvenience
and deformity from badly turned eyes,
submitted to an operation by DR.. Jones'
Mr. Smith says: "He has made my eyes
as perfect as any eyes III Georgin.
Money would not induce me to have
them back to the condition they were IN
before the great surgeon operated on
them"
From certificates before us, from por-
sons of the highest standing and re-
sponsibility, in oil seoiions Of The coun-
try, wo might fill columns with the
strongest testimonials to tho skill of DIR.
Jones in the successful treatment OF all
chronic diseases of the throat md lungs,
tho most obstinate diseasea peculiar to
females, opthnlma deafness, gravel, rup-
ture, diseases Of the skin, otorhml,
rheumatism, nervous debility, and other
diseases which commonly battle the
efforts of the best practitioners. But
we have confined our selections to the
testimonials OF few we'll known per-
SONS in our own vicinity, believing them
to be sufficient. In justice, however,
to DR.. Jones, we will give one of many
similar endorsements he has received
from eminent gentlemen of his own
profession. The following testimonial
from prominent physician of New Or
leans is as just ns it is generous:
CDR. j. Jones, of New York, is consi-
dered by the more liberal-minded por.
ton of the profession the most SUCCESS
full opthalmic and aural surgeon in the
United States. He is descendant of
Sir w. Jones, of England, the great
pioneer and author in ego aud ear sur
gerry, and has had advantages in his pro-
fession possessed by few. if any. in
America. J. HOLLAND, III. D."
DR.. Jones has closed his practice in
Georgia, and proposes to spend brief
period at the Wheeler House, Columbia,
S. @.
We commend him to the courtesies
and confidence of the people of South
Carolina, where. if he has the opportuni-
ty OF relieving tho 1licted, rs he has had
while with us, he will leave that State as
he leaves Georgia, bearing with him
the heartfelt gratitude of all who trust
themselves to his skill