Telegram-herald., 1889-07-24


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snyosus sas = uAyssc..a. Il cieNrs Itself
ana : saeplissi <fsh hsir. wsiea p~~s~nt
tlss enrsssoe of tb8nes frors tAs o0tst.a~
Anessrs Ia oSrtsut Tnarssr - be kegs In
Eaine = shs ssttinx u th- ssaA Il IS
very common ss6it - w<s tss sese o.
water bSssrs ec1n htxx shs aAir. some
people tbink Il l. s~arsetsf A p.rsrU
Vtsa e4tAsrb t<zdsncy snoald n~vef ~et
Tie ks6c - any soooeaG II ~ saf 9nis
X = zozo uss4Y necessary t. ~ 80 the
sa0sla 6ry.shs nais tEoxouehfy Defofs ca
D1s.nz e 10 lhs sis Ths habit u yussir
water % TIE Aalr hss pfo1acSd = gr-s.
des. II de4fEsss. .sa easasg xdviss &
pgkiic too stroAky ) t. D. careful Ia t1ls
inspect
Are any u rhs INSTRUMENTS tk1t sre
sold as aids 70 hearing II u-ssn
~Is depends or w1zt Instrument you
refer To- The common oaaek iuszraEaeess
ehat are hz1ksd about Sad a1verstsed ia
tie psp<ss a., of very 4ttis use. n1rsicu-
AIRY a. tcrY are applied ysfthsot sny
intei geace ss ~ The D<es,s Of the ear. b.
the ca<s Cf chfcfAlc catzrrh Of the middle
esT. where deafness results from adsesions
ana tAs Inflammation OF tbs dfuEih-ad the
iNvorits stiGeial druIaAsads are worse
LLAn useless. Thers Is already TOO much
drpraAesd tlere. u CASES y hero the drum
head Ia been carried away an artificial
drum sill sometimes produce good effects.
bnt iu al thess Instances such lie. - should
ou be used after a careful examination
hy one VINO j. an adeDt - hfs profession.
These helps 20 AeArlBg business IS = ve:y
poor enc.
zone OF The drs. indications OF aoproacb-
ing deafness i that the pstient hrarr some
noise ia tue ears. a brzzinE or humining
sounc. although she sufferer may not have
the slightest consciousness OF being deaf
Frequently deafness proceeds By steps M
Il were The patient ,akes cod, has
acute catarrh of TIE middle sar. aEc for
she t!ns being IS deaf. He apparently
recovrrx 80 thnt he is no longer conscious
OF auv deafness and for some time lie
suffer. nothing. then he catches another
cold erd he sane thing is repeated.
Each ofthrse attacks will leave the pst.ent
a l,tie tesfsr than before. uatil a chronic
deafness Il established.
4Do 7 tbt,k thar. q snv naxrsn.ct
cur. ,or d.sfnes.y
..T, f,n.ca. ,..rx ,,,.h =, tha rrsksn,
NJ ftb.p.tt.rt an tha hahtts az the potisnt
and an ths u,tlitnznssx 70 "a lovr ort a,ixic.
,gb.r. di....a ha. ls.tsa .urieientlx lsny
- nrod,,cs \ d.fo-nttv of the drunheai
and AZ "a. conducting snDsratus absolate
cure 4. ,nDo,xihl- The patieut NAV be
made 70 hear snfsi ciently for all his needs,
but the unrts crn never be restored TO their
normal condition. and are always linbae to
give diriculry where the patient l. Of \
pronounced catarrhal character. Il is
doubtful whether 9n established catarrh
OF fhe middle eur is ever thoroughly cured.
Such patients come to us I'm the winter
and we tr,nroye their hearing and get
them into good shane. They run through
ths summer nicely. and the tendency Is
when the bad weather comes on for them
co dsteriorate. We kayr to do something
for snch patients every wear. The way TO
cure deafness is TO prevent II. Ia the past
IL has been a FAR too common thing for tho
family physician when consulted. respect
ing n running car to say 'Oh let IL alone. ID
will get we'll Of itself, there is no necessity
10 do anything, he will outgrov IT. At
best only temporary attention was paid TO