The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1891-12-03
DR.. j. e. DUNBAR,
THE EYE, EAR. %cATARaH. rHRoA N LUNc
SPECIALIST OF MACON CITY, MO.

THE EYE, EAR. cATARaH. THRoA AND LUNG
SPECIALIST OF MACON CITY. MO.
From California (Mo., } Newspaper, Sep
r., TENDER 10th, 1891.
This we'll known physician is
now at tho City Hotel, and his
rooms are continually crowded
with patients seeking relief at his
hands. The Dr.. is a thorough ply
siclan, takes great pride in his pro-
te%ssion, q thorough humanitarian
and nothing affords him more
pleasure than to relieve the all
ments of suffering humanity.
We have had the pleasure of
making the personal acquaintance
of the doctor, and we are ready to
pronounce him an elegant gentle
man in every respect. Thorough
ly experienced and accomplished,
he is sure to win at once the good
will and patronage ofthe people of
this community. lie has in his
possession letters and documents
of recommendation from the high
est medical authorities, and these
in themselves are sufficient intro
duction.
The following are some of the
patients now being treated by him:
Mrs. John Kerr, of Windsor, Mo-,
formerly of Centertown went to
DR.. Dunbar, at Jefferson City, Mo-,
two yeors ago. She was nearly
blind in one eye and also suffered
with graduated sore eyes. Her.
self and husband arc now visiting
in California. Her eyes are sound
and well. She says she has never
had any trouble with them since
DR.. Dunbar treated them. Her
case of 5 years standing.
Mrs. ST. Weaver, of Centertown,
who has been suffering with sore
eyes for years returned home yes
terday with her eye sight improved
and will be well.
Miss Della Mckinney, daughter
of John w. Mckinney, of Center
town, aged about II years, has been
afflicted with catarrhal deafness for
IL years. Her ears had run all the
time. Her hearing has been re-
stored and she has been discharged
from further treatment, and left for
home Saturday.
Lydia Chambers, of Centertown,
who has been afflicted with sore
eyes for the past 5 years is now i'm
proving, with good prospects for
entire recovery.
Mrs. A. N. White, ofCentertown,
is under treatment for catarrh. She
is improving.
Fred White, of Russellville, is
under treatment for catarrh, and
ears discharging. He is much bene-
fitted by the treatment.
John Cachan, of Centertown,
who has been suffering with ca
tarrh for q number of years, is
much improved.
Mrs. G. M. Cook, who lives n few
miles east of this city. has been
treated by DR.. Dunbar for sore
eyes, and is already improving,and
an entire cure is promised.
Miss Laura Green, ofCentertown,
has been afflicted with disease of
the eye, and has been greatly bene-
fitted by the Doctors treatment.
Mrs. G. Barnhart, of Clarksburg,
who q been n sufferer for 20 years
with catarrh, is now in q fair way
of entire recovery.
Miss Annie Chambers, ofMcGirk,
returned home Saturday. She is
a sufferer from graduated sore
eyes, but is much improved.
Mrs. Mary j. Robertson and
daughter, Mary, from Centertown,
came up Friday, and are under
treatment for catarrhal and eye
troubles and are improving.
George Fletcher, another suffer-
er from graduated sore eyes, is
under the treatment of Dr.. Dunbar,
and is already improving.
Miss Ella Anderson, of Center
town, was up and under DR.. Dun
bars treatment for aural catarrh;
also Miss Alice Jobe, her trouble
being effected ear.
G., W. Gray, of Olean, Miller
county, broughthis daughter, Edna,
and placed her under treatment for
graduated sor eyes.
Miss Annie Chambers, of Nc
Girk, who came to tho Doctor
with o chronic case of sore eyes.
Her sight was restored in ten drys.
She left for her homo yesterday a
happy young lady.
We could fill our columns with
names and wonderful cures DR..
Dunbar is making. but limited,