Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-01-18
SCIENCE AND SKILL.

NauseOus Drugs Dispensed With
1.-The Methods by Which
DR.. Jones Relieves
The Afflicted.
Editorial from the Pittsburg Leader, Sept.
+ The news of the arrival In the city
of the distinguished physician and
surgeon, Dr. J. A. jones of New York,
got noised abroad last week, and bis
ONCE at the Certral Htt.l on Smith.
Held street, parlor B, on the first floor,
was soon besieged by callers who had
been relieved by him of their various
ills on his previous yisie in 1858.
Among those to call upon him was
Captain VIM. Evans, the welI-kr o wn
river editor of the Dispatch, who has
not forget en- the immediate and almost |
miraculous cure received by him after
one visit to the doctor. voluntarily |
wrote out for him certificate of Whist |
nad Deec accom pIished for him. as did |
others OF the DOCTORS MANY <callers.
He is q thoroughly educated. scientific
physician, who has deyo.ed wears of
his life to the careful study of particular
branches OF his prOfss ioa in the very
best medical schools of this country
and Europe. In his offsce hang dipio-
! mas conferred upIn him by the repu-
taoie meoical 10 etitutions of New York
and Philadelpi ola.
Onilke tho majority OF members of
the medical profession, he has carefully
studied each particular school of medi.
cine, aliopathy, homeops thy, electro
Cat0y and the eclectic school. He is
graduate of the Bellevue Hospital
Medical College. New York, his diplo-
. ma bearing the name of the world re.
+ nOwned surgeon, Valen tine Mott, Not
g content with this he also went through
a course in Penusy lvania Homeo-
9 pathic College. of Philadelphia, also in
d the Hahnemann Medical College, and
u Ia an electic medical school. He has
also taken special courses in eye and
ear surgery. Allthe diplomas hang in
= his office. Mt content with the
= knowledge thus acquired, DR.. Jones
II crossed the OCEAN and spent nineteen
Ia months in the hospitals and leading
g medical schools OF London and Vienns.
As result Of his superb scientific at
~ tainmebts he devOtes himself to no
t. particular school of medicine, but COM
Dines the meritorious features of all in
as new system of his own called.
o. =. 'curopathy." He early became COR
- WINGED that nanseous Drugs injured
al the stomach and it became question
II. with him whether they did not ia the
10 end rjure far more than they bene-
rs fitted patient. Accordingly he has.
go after years of unremitting study, sue
'r; ceeded in completely excluding them
60 from his practice, and in subst tutine
ay in their place the most pleasant and
III agreeable curative sgenp, which BIZ
m finds are twice as effective in produc.
re- ing cure, for they never cause thu
IS. slightest disorder of the digestiv,
re- system.
ng In the special depal tment Of eye an,
De- ear diseases he particularly excels. TO
ng the reason that in addition t. hi. VA
40 equaled education and extended an,
'sr varied experience he has the finest in
NO struments In hl1 surgical cases tn q
% could be found On the continent c
be-. Europe. He is carssGi and proud G
ing them as mother of her favorit
dr. child.
for He carries with him a case of owe
er three hundred artificial, eyes of a
Tor sizes, colors and shapes, and can sur
20 ply any one with missing optic in
lev e hes ss ey hss ahe .hfs rea sS
ses them movable by the muscles of tx
,se eye just as the natural eye IT, He ais
ait. has artificial ear drums with which b
teSl can instant by relieve deafness, befol
pronounced incurable.
and His great. specialtiss, are dissas,
zee, that the family physicians fail to rem
20e. edy, SOME OF them of the most deiica
'ur, and intricate nature. He has effacte
come wonderful and Immediate cur,
'en' in the most obstinate cases of stan
tba mering. He treats diseases Of tt
ost- throat with spray, applied directly
-rit. the affected surfaces, and by tn
the means getting int, the blood With
the four minutes, without having to wa
nth for the tedious processes OF digestio
OF and being subjected to the chemic
be changes that take pIacefn the stomac
. it. and bowels.
ION That very common disease of tt
eou nose, oZ9 Ia, he cures in a simiI,
the manner by means of an appliance il
to the nostril, which sends the spra
B. direct to the seat of the disease. TT
most obstinate cases OF oZmna he ca
thus relieve in a few minutes, an
cure in few weeks.
ind He has steam stomizsr for diseas
. Of the lungs, consisting of neat lit
boiler with alcohol lamp and Il
q 1 atomizng tubes above. By this neal
aid he reaches the smallest air cells. p
oks lady can sit in her parIor aud tai
medicine in this m.,:t.er and be
NE. once relieved. TOE doator cures I'll
lef, most difficult cases of asthma, brol
lily chitis, consumption, &C.. in this we
without the patient taking a drop
medicine through his stomach. E
does not pretend to be adie to cure q
j. cases. But there is no case he is q
are able to benefit, and unless the pat e,
is in the last stages. that he cam,
cure. - .r % Fre5 .
Another feature of his practice
that be does not require to see b
;oi- patient frequently. He at once effec
en- immediate relief and then instruc
has his patient how to complete the GU
at home. -.
We Sore eyes of every name and natul
the he relieves in few minutes and cur
ny. In >ort time with mild and pleassl
nm. remedies.
Cases Of nervous debility, 30 prev
lent among young men of all ciasse
me he cures with mild and pleasant rem,
dies, " thout any neglect of bushes
,tar by the patient.
The numerous delicate diseases fro
oe which ladies suffer he cures with rem,
de- dies which produce immediate reli
cal without causing the slightest pain
md suffering. Many Gases he cures witt