The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1891-10-22
DR.. Dulipar.
SOME OF HIS WONDERFUL CURES
Disease Of the Eye, Ear, Catarrh and
Lungs Vanish at His Coming,
'lattsburg (Mo.) Jcfersonian.

Or. Dunbar IS indeed the prodigy
of the age. From the observation
we have made of his work while in
the city VIC can almost say "miracu.
lous." Persons who for years heve
not seen the plaincst objects at the
shortest distance are led to him and
tho first time led away, but in q few
days they go about themselves leap.
ing and shouting with joy--each one
with his mouth filed with praise of
DR.. Dunbar.
BONE OF HIS WONDERFUL WORK WE
HAVE SEEN AND HEARD OF,
MI. Lord, son.in-law of the Rrv.
Obe Swcarepsen-who resides near
plattsburg-called at this Office las
7eek and said that during DR.. Daa
bars stay at Kingston last may he
took his wife to him. OF his wife's
,sse, Mr.. Lord said, "why, SIR. she
.~as to all practical purposes, blino
She couli not @ objects about the
the house. She could not tell on:
ccroon twenty feet away. Size COLI
rot recognize me at that short dist.
nee. Ayl more than that sir, wher
he nursed our little babes uponher
ap sho could not distinguish be
ween the two. / had done the best
could to get her cured. 1 haG
ust "eturned from st. Joseph where
'he had been undsr treatment for
'hich 1 paid ~ Ga,gQ, md she had
eccived no benefit, [ took her to
)r. Dunbar, ana In just thirteen days
'ho could sec to read, to witt ono
u sew, and no one could tell there
iae ever been anything wrong with
Ter eyes," We II: tened to this
cory ourselves and are convinced
that Mr.. Lord was telling the truth.
Mrs. Thomas Stanton, Of Perrin.
was led 10 pr. Dunbar during his
LAST visit to this place; hor eyes
we're in such O condiHoi that she
could not sec to WALL without being
ed aaa In ten days she could see az
we'll as ever.
Probably the most Tonderio
sure performed Oh his place was
that OF Willis Lowmaa of Smithviiie.
&c was so bliud that lie could not
tell whether q room was dark or
lighted. Ever since lie was a COO
ing babe OF two months, during all
the twenty-onc years Of his life had
he been burden to himself and to
his family, because of being blind.
In this case the doctor was equally
successful as in other cases. In o
little over two weeks he came back
70 see the doctor. The young man
can now see to read the smallest
print without trouble.
The friends of Mrs. J. II, Shaver
Of Holt will rejoice IA know that her
sight haa baen' entirely reslord. She
mad been under treatment in Kan
'sas City for eight months at 8. cost
Of over $500. These doctors gave
Up her ecsse and she returned ho1.s
iisheartened, doomed to a life OF
darkness. She came to Pr. Dunbar
looping against hope, but The doctors
treatment was like the touch of p
magic ward, for she returned home
in seven days; her eyesight restoret
a happy womon.
Mr.. Reese Williams, one of ori
leading German farmers and an old
resident Of our county, called yester-
day to express himself in regard TO
DR.. Dunbar's successful treatment.
He remarked: al have been suffer
ing for years with catarrh, dropping
Of macuous from tho head; my
throat would get very sore, duh
headache at times. when / would
stoop over would get dizzy and also
had indigestion, dyspepsia, aching
through my shoulder, also sharp
pains in my lungs. i called on DR..
Dunbar four weeks ago, while he
was stopping at Carrollton, He
gave me bnt little encouragement.
As l waa afFatd It would lead to
consumption l went unier treatment
To-day / feel like a we'll man. Also
for fifteen years my catarrh has loft
mo deaf; had to use o speaking
trumpet. He has restored my hear.
ing so ! can hear q conversation 60.
Ing on, 'slthoutit" --Norborus (Mo.)
Jefiersonian.
May IA. 1890.