... powerful small' newlv'-invented instrument, for Deafness, entirely different from all others, to surpass anything of the kind that has been produced, and being the same colour the skin, not perceptible. enubles deaf persons to hear distinctly at church and public ...

... AVENUE, E for a0 ‘SS and NOISES in the RDI EARS. EX- i € NARY DISCUVERY. Institution all, Cure f Deafness, 9, Suffolk Place, Pall of Seip Priee 7d. by post, Certain Mode TSon . istre be n Ny partially or extremely deaf Sur, perma restore their own hearing, ...

... colour as the skin, not perceptible. , enables deaf persons to hear distinctly at church and public assemblies the unpleasant sensation singing noises in the ears Is entirely removed, and it affords to deaf persons all the assistance possibly could be desired ...

... church and public assemblies; the unpleasant sensation of singing noises the ears entirely removed, and it affords to deaf persons all the assistance thut possibly could be desired. OSSSISI Only had at «!), Albemarle Street, Piccadilly, opposite the York Hotel ...

... as the skin, is not perceptible. It enables deaf persons to hear distinctly at church and public assemblies; the unpleasant sensation of singing noises in the ears is entirely removed, anil it affords to deaf persons all the assistance that possibly could ...

... Perfumers. Deafness, singing noises in t h e ears. Diseases of the Throat, relaxed or thickened drum of the ear. The Japanese certain mode of restoring hearing, discovered by Dr. Watters while in China, who cured himself of 13 years extreme ...

... the skin, is not percepti ?' 0 f enables deaf persons to hear distinctly at church and public assemblies; the unpleasant se»s atl ° tna t singing noises in the ears is entirely removed, and it affords to deaf persons all the assistance possibly could ...

... CHELTENHAM EVERY FRIDAY. Singing Dr. Noises in the Ears cured by Dr. Bennett’s newly discovered R Ny without operation or causing the slightest pain. A ing > Onsult ay be ing Physician to the Institution for the cure of Deafness, 83, w Street, on Y hig ...

... those who are not deaf, and with great occasional sweetness. He is, too, a splendid fellow to look at, with a neck like a bull, and worthy of having played the part of a Roman Emperor instead of the Blind General. Grisi's acting and singing were admirable; ...

... with a good deal of spirit; but, to cultivated ears, there is something always wanting in his singing: the recitatives delivered by him, and those by Borrani, are quite different thmgs-the first drawls and sings the words, be the subject what it may; but ...

... military authorities, but Angela, unsuspecting, falls es perately in love with him, and Baldasarre, in his infatuation, Uri a deaf ear both to his followers' warnings and to Teresa's entreaties. The Maid, exasperated beyond endurance, denounces the robber ...

... utterly beyond expectation as only to waken sense of disproportion between desire and possibility, does. The gentleman who sings from the heart whenever and wherever a passage of scripture is rendered by more than one voice—even a solo will not always ...