Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-08-21
JUDGE MAsON's OPINION.
He Was Deaf, and His Hearing Was Res
stored by DIR. Darrin's New Mode
OF Treatment.
(Sdlem Joulnal.)

(SdIem JOnlnai.)
The uuly wonderful cures ~. DAr,in
has accomplished are being testified to
by a Inc 8. of Athlete sufferers who can
be seen and consulted on the miraculous
cures on their behalf. 1t is safe to say :.
that no specialist has attained the prom
inence OF DR.. Darrin in this country,
and he cannot help but meet with grand
success.
Those who are disposed to doubt DR..
Darrin's cures will have their doubts
shaken on reading the following card
from Judge o. 2. Mason, of Portland,
man we'll and favorably known to all our
readers. His case will go far to estab-
lish the skill of DR.. Darrin, who cured
him ten years ago:
DR.. Darrin-Dear Sir: Your electri-
cal treatment is most undoubtedly
wonderful success. 1 have been for a
number of years gradually becoming
deaf, particularly in my left ear. Fer
the last few years have feared that l
would be compelled to give up my law
practice entirely, as at times could not
hear we'll enough 10 understand what
witnesses testified to, unless they spoke
in high tone of voice. A short time
ago commenced treating with you and
now can hear as well as could 20 years
ago. In fact, have no difficulty at all
in hearing anyone speak in aa ordinary
tone of voice. I am frank to say that in
my case your treatment has been sue
cess. am sorry that did not apply to
lyou sooner. Refer anyone to me.
MISS CoCuRAN's GOOD LUCK.
A better pleased young lady could moi
be found in Albany yesterday than Miss
Ethel Cochran, of Mt. Tabor, Oregon
Miss Cochran had been afflicted with
= deafness for many years and lost al
hope of cures until her neighbor, ]. l.
) Oxford of Brownsville, who had beer
cured of deafness, advised her to con
suit DR.. Darrin at Hotel Revere. Witt
. faint heart and skeptical to the las
, degree, she called on D-.'Darrin and t.
I her great Joy was made to hear nearly a
well as ever. Her aunt, Mrs. G. w
:, Yates, of Albany, saw the treatment an
can vouch for the above facts.
:, DR.. DARRIN's PLACE OF BUSINESS.
DR.. Darrin can be consulted free at tn
Hotel Revere, Albany, frem 10 to
o'clock daily; evening to 8, Sunday I
to3.
: The doctor makes specially of all dif
- eases of the eye, ear, nose and throa
= catarrh, deafness, bronchitis, la gripp'
o heart, liver, bladder and kidney disease
A or those who suffer from apathy and in
# difference; also consumption, genit
"a urinary and skin diseases in either Sc,
.tsuch as blood taints, seminal weakne'
and lost vigor, varicocele and structure
All durable chronic diseases treated
S. week or in that proportion of tin
as the case may require. The pot
y treated free, except medicine, frol
Il | 10 to IL daily. No case will be put
|, lished except by the permission of tt
. patient. All business relations with D
;. Darrin strictly confidential. Electric'
appliances furnished. One visit is dc
sirable, though many cases can be trea
ed by home treatment by writing symI
!. toms. Eyes tested and glasses fitted.
u The doctor will remain until Octobe
e LIST and those wishing treatment will d
II well to call soon as many require secon
treatment.