The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-05-23
DIR. Dunbar.
SOME OF HIS WONDERFUL CURES
Disease of the Eye, Ear, Catarrh and
Lungs Vanish at His Coming.
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Piattsburg Mo.) J%cnersonian.
DIR. Dunbar Is indeed the prodigy
of the age, From the observation
We have made of his work while in
the city we can almost say "miracu-
lous." Persons who for years have
not seen the plaincst objects at the
shortest distance are led to him and
the first time led away, but in a few
days they go about themselves leap
ing and shouting with joy-each one
with his mouth filled with praise of
DR.. Dunbar.
SOME OF HIS WONDERFUL WORK WR
HAVE SEEN AND HEARD OF,
MI. Lord, son. in-law of the Rev.
Obe Swearengen-who resides near
Plattsburg-called ut this Office last
week and said that during DIR. Dun,
bars stay at Kingston last may he
took his wife to him. OF his wife's
.;ase, Mr.. Lord said, "why, sir, she
was to all practical purposes, blind
She couli not e objects about the
the house. She could not tell one
rerson twenty feet away. She oonlt
not recognize me at that short dist
nee. Ayl more than that sir, wheE
she nurscd our little babes nponher
lap she could not distinguish be
tween the two. / had done the best
[ could to get her cured. [ had
ust returned from st. Joseph where
she had been under treatment for
which | paid $4,000, and she had
received no benefit. L took her to
DIR. Dunbar, ana in just thirteen days
she could c to read, to wiite and
to sew, and no one could tell there
had ever been anything wrong with
her eyes" We listened to this
sorry ourselves and are convinced
that Mr.. Lord was telling the trnth.
Mrs. Thomas Stanton, of Perrin,
was led 10 DIR. Dunbar during his
last visit to this place; her eyes
we're in such q condition that she
could not see to walk without being
led and in ten days she could see as
well as ever.
trc5ably the most wonderfu,
cure performed at his place was
that of Willis Lowmaz of Smithvnie.
lie was so blind that he could not
tell whether q room was dark or
lighted. Ever since he was n 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 rs in other cases. In a
little over two weeks he came back
to c the doctor. The young man
can now c TO read the smallest
print without trouble.
The friends of Mrs. j. II. Shaver
of Holt will rejoice to know that her
sight has been entirely restord. She
had been under treatment i'm Kan
sas City for eight months at q cost
of over $500. These doctors gave
up her case and she returned homo
iisheartened, doomed to a life of
darkness. She came to Dir. Dunbar,
hoping against hope, but The doctors
treatment was like the touch of a
magic ward, for she returned home
in ven days; her eyesight restored
q happy woman.
Mrs. George Perkins who Lad
been afflicted with granuiatc3 sore
eyes for eight years, has recovered
her sight SD she can see to read the
finest print.
Thomas Bowles, age nine years.
who has been deaf for two-thlrds of
his life, was under treatment but a
short time when his hearing was re-
stored and the little fellow began to
talk and his first worls we're praise
to the doctor.
Many other eases equally rs won
derful rs those above given come to
II notice, but want of space pre-
vents is giving them here.
Mrs. II. w. Hill, who lives five
miles north of here, has been afilict-
ed with graduated sore eyes and in
verified lids for fifteen years. Dir.
Dnnbr performed Il surgical opera
ion upon both eyes and restored
the lady to her sight again
DIR. }, +. Dunbaf Of Macon City,
leaves here next Friday for his next
appointment. He was so crowded
9TH BUSINESS here us to be compp;,,
ed to extend his time to the 10th,
lie will return next summer to
again bring gladncss TO tie hearts OF
Ii "1ind and deaf. Watch these
columns foT his announcement. No
who has ever visited Plattsburr
has done the business he has and
gwen the same general satisfaction
lie examines you free and if he can
not help You he readily says so.
and does not seek to get your money
where he can do no good.
We notice through our EXCHANGES
mat the same universal cry of praise
TO INN goes up from @ city he
touches. People speak highly of
INN as a specialist and q gentleman
VINO Will do just what he promises.
When he returns to Plattsburg he
Will receive Il hearty welcome both
professionally and socially.
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