Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-06-19
DR.. WALTER WILL RETURN TO
WATERFOWL NEXT MONDAY
AND TUESDAY, JUNE 25-26.
NINETY PER CENT. OF DEAFNESS DURABLE

NINETY PER CENT. OF DEAFNESS DURABLE
''That is true, and it is also true that
ninety per cent of the deafness of adults
in the present age is durable, and fully
seventy five per cent Of it is tracable to
suppressed catarrh, Or catarrh in some
form or other, and it is an absolute GER
talnty that any man who has taken
pains to keep i'll touch with the latest
discoveries of science and medicine
ought to be able to cure catarrh There
are many skilled physicians to-day who
are travelling and using these advanced
theories and advertising them to the
world. Now if science and medicine as
professions are maintained for the relief
Of suffering humanity, as the code
claims they are, who is best aiding the
sufferers, the man who tells of his DOW
ers, Or rather, advertises the active
ments of science, and his fellow scien-
fists, or the man who reads it in the
medical journals Or receives the infor-
nation from the faculty of some advanc-
ed college and never mentions it until he
has occasion to use it in his own prac-
tice?
Glow can DR. JOnee, whose only evil
dence of his being man of science and
medicine is door plate Or tin sign, ex-
pect sufferers to stumble into his pres
ence?
It is like going fishing without bait.
The NJ. DIS Of to-day are greatly adj
vanced
The profession of medicine has grown
fast as the science of electricity, but not
one in ten of suffering humanity know
this,
Is it not easy to conclude that many
will die in ignorance Of the fact that
their case may be durable unless men
endowed with the knowledge Of the cure
advertise it, put it before them so to
speak? 1t certainly is no sin to adver-
tise''
''That argument is incontrovertible,
Doctor. You Lave the best of it by long
odds. You must encounter many strange
cases.
MANY NOTABLE CURES.
ST do, aside from the deaf mutes that
I have met and cured and taught to talk
there are others still more remarkable.
At Oshkosh, Wis, an old gentleman
came into my office one day and said
that he had crickets in his ears I con-
versed with him by the aid of speaking
trumpet and asked him if he could give
me an idea of his ailment and of how
long standing it was.
He said he had been growing worse
for fifteen years and had consulted many
local physicians without relief He said
ssthe little devils (the crickets) keeps
singing in my ears all the time" and
then he gave me a pretty fair imitation
of the noise that he heard, and sure
enough it was like the chirruping of
crickets. His case was one Of the sim
plest and easiest handled that I have
ever met. Although he had been a suf-
ferer for many years, relief was almost
instantaneous. At one treatment he
was so far restored that he was a sight
to look upon, his expression was incom-
prehensible, a combination of unspeak
able JOY and surprise, yet the simple
treatment had given him was in the
line of a scientific discovery which with
brother man of medicine had discov-
cred while treating his own case. Be-
fore I left Oshkosh, Wis, the patient
was thoroughly cured. His was case
of suppressed catarrh.
CAT Lacrosse, Wis, a gentleman
came to me with his son, deaf mute
ii years of age. He had been deaf all
his life had treated him but twice
when he could hear watch tick four
feet away, and before [ left the city he
was talking tolerably well and his hear
ing was entirely restored. The name OF
his father is A. l.. Done, and his post
office address is Sparta, Wis.
''In the same city Mrs. Bertha Leaser
wrote to me as follows, and requested
me to use it for the benefit of suffering
humanity. She says, 7 had been al
most blind with growth over my sight
for five years, HAD been to several ply
sicians but they refused to perform an
operation. I called on DR.. Walter and
he removed the growth in few minutes
and restored my eyesight perfectly.
am so happy with the result that l want
everybody to know of your skill. .