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... DEAFNESS! - DEAFNESS AND ITS CUBE.—AII suNerers are invited to send to THE Titoism; KRUM Co., Cathedral Offices, St. Andrew's Hill, Queen Victoria Street, London, who will forward particulars of new simple home•treatment. The smog obstinate cases permanently ...
... permanently cured. No artificial ear• drums required. A Minister writes:---I am glad to tell you that the parishioner for whom I obtained your treatment is able to beer splendidly, and is quite cured of noises and singing in her head. She wishes me to convey ...
... DEAFNESS I - DEAFNESS AND ITS CURE.—AII sufferers are invited to sand to Tug THOMAS KEMPE Co., Cathedral 811. Andrew's Hill, Queen Victoria Street, London, wr e Z of new simple home-treatment. The permanently cured. No artificial ear A Minirter writes ...
... Dim ness, singing in the ears.—no FEF.S i ILL CURED. «.f the Threat, relaxed or drum of the t-ar. The Japanese certain mode restoring hearing, covered I>r Watters while in China, who cored himself years* extreme deaf ness, which English treatment con’d ...
... DEAFNESS ! DEAFNESS AND CURE.—AII sufferers are invited to send to The Mortis limas Co., Cathedral Offices, St. Andrew'. Victoria Street, London, who forited part( of new simple horde.treatment. The meet obstinate cases permanently cured. No artificial ...
... DEAFNESS. —A newlj-inventcd Instrument for ext S Irerae cases of Deafness, called the SOUND MAGNIFIER and Invisible Voice Conductor. It His into the ear. not perceptible ; the unpleasant sensation of singing noises In the head entirely removed. It affords ...
... DEAFNESS. A newly-invented Instrument for extreme cases Deafness.'called the SOt'N D MAGNIFIER and Invisible Voice Conductor. It tits into the ear. not perceptible the unpleasant sensation of singing noises in the head entirely removed It affords immediate ...
... WOTHERSPOON & CO., Glasgow and London. Deafness, singing noises in the ears.—no FEES TILL CURED. Diseases ».f the Throat, relaxed or thickened drum of the ear. The Japanese certain mode of restoring hearing, discovered Dr Watters while in China, who cured ...
... C.; and att BookstJkrs. DEAFNESS.— A newly-invonted Tnstrnment for extreme case® of Deafness.* cal led the SOL'ND MAGNIFIER and Invisible Voice Conductor. tits into the ear. not perceptible ; Hie unpleasant sensation of singing noises in the head entirely ...
... Portsoy, Walter Reid, Merchant. Peterhead,,.,Robert Bruce, Writer. DEAFN'ESS. singing noises in the ears.—no FEES TILL CURED. Diseases of the Throat, relaxed or thickened drum of the ear. The Japanese certain mode of restoring hearing, discovered by Dr ...
... frequently close the Eustachian tubes, which connect the inner ear with the throat, and this stoppage muses head D 0.0111,.. headaches, insomnia and nervous troubles. The ears often bum, sing or buss, exactly as when the outer atmospheric presssore is stopped ...
... curt. JOHN ALLAN. ROBERT GARLAND. Boyne Lime Works, June 1858. T\EAFNEBS. SINGING NOISES the EARS.-NO I) FEES TILL CURED. Di«*a--a of Ihroat. relaxed •r tbkkrned dram of the ear. Tie Japanese cerra.n mode of restoring hearing, discovered atters while in ...