The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-03-16

his grateful words: ''I have taken treat
ment of DR.. Walsh for deafness and ring
ing noises in the head. The case was
long standing one. I can truthfully say
my head is clearer, my hearing is better
and feel the good effects of the treat
ment in every way
Long standing cases showing how soon
his treatment begins to show good ef-
fects.''
Mr.. r. Parker is a blacksmith living at
Ehingham. He has been suffering from
deafness and ringing noises in the head
for twenty years. In three days after he
commenced treatment with DR.. Walsh his
improvement was so marked tina. not only
he noticed it but his friends and neighbors
noticed it and commented upon it. Mr.. 2.
Murray of the Murray Bros. firm of Lam
caster. Kansas. was another to notice
wonderful effects in a short time in his
case of catarrh.
Edna Corbett is now ten years OF age,
and is well known to all the nefghborg
around Huron for her brightness and
attend school but little on account Of her
eyes.
Her eyes were crossed very badly 50
she had to turn her head in all manner
of odd positions to look at anything, and
the constant strain Of the nervous sys-
TEN was telling on her IN a marked oe-
gree. The medical advice which they
had sought for their daughter seemed
fraught with much danger and d1IlcuIty'
operations were recommended which
would be prolonged, tedious and painful,
so much so that the parents did not have
the heart to subject their little one to 1t.
so 1t was with intense joy that they heard
of DR.. WalSh's coming to Atch1Son- Ihey
made preparations to come and consult
him. Knowing that he would be very pasy
they came the first day Of his visit TO
Atchison. The old operation which most
oculistS perform is done under chlOrotorm
or ether with half a dozen doctors how
ering around, and, after all brings oIiIy
imperfect results.
DR.. walsh has a new operation which
is one of his greatest successes therefore
to realize the skill of DR.. Walsh and the
delicate technique with which he operates
one must really see the operation The
little girl sat on ordinary chair, Few
drops Of medicine were dropped into -he
eye, then the doctor. with perfect calm
and confidence and never quiVerfng
nerve in an almost incredibly short time,
operated on the right eye and brought it
back into position The operation was
over before any one present could realize
it. The little girl suffered no pain
Especially does this case show the mer-
its of Dr. Walsh's painless operation for
cross-eyes without chloroform. because
Edna Corbett was very nervous and nat
uraIly was intensely worked up over it.
The eye was bandaEed and the child given
special treatment for her nervous sys-
tenn Mrs. Corbett returned again last
Thursday with her daughter, and lot the
result was indeed gratifying The eye
is in excellent condition. No more does
she have to screw her head around to
read or look at pictures, and still more
satisfactory is the wonderful improve
ment in her nervous system. Such cases
as these are great tributes to any ply
sfciauss skill. and we all fully realize now
why DR.. Walsh has been honored and
praised much in the east
Mr. George Mitchell, lives near Cover.
He is a well-to-do farmer. and is another
tarrh by DR.. Walsh. He is very jubi-
liant over his condition.