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MISERY OF THE DEAF.

Humanity is afflicted with no more die< tressing malady than' deafness, headnoises, ringing in the ears, nervous headaches, or any other head or ear complaint. To lose the power of hearing tho joyons sounds of life, tho laughter and prattle of children, the voices of thoa wb love, is certainly one of mankind'? greatest afflictions. It is therefore interesting to find the new discovery, of- the Baroscope system of pure natural Aural Kinetics, by means of which it seems possible to cure deafness and the various ear diseases of the internal organs of the ear, hitherto considered beyond tho'.reach of medical treatment, and therefore looked upon as incurable. ".' ' Tho substantial proof of the efficacy of this Baroscope treatment is quite interesting, while we have been informed that it is absolutely painless, and quite simple for/ any sufferer to apply in their own homes without the aid of a doctor. In consideration of tho satisfactory evidence bofar' received we would recommend al! ' those suffering from car diseases or deafness, to fully. look into it, even though they may consider themselves incurable. We understand that full particulars can bo had free of- charge Iby writing to the Earoscope Association of Australasia, 90 Pitt etreet (JCtopt. 50), Sydney, N.S.W.

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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 793, 16 April 1910, Page 12

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MISERY OF THE DEAF. Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 793, 16 April 1910, Page 12

MISERY OF THE DEAF. Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 793, 16 April 1910, Page 12

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