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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XV, Issue 91, 16 April 1880, Page 3

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SPECIAL NOTICE. DR. GRANT, M.R. Col. Furgeons, Euelarid, and of the Medical Boards ol Victoria, £ e*v Sou h Wales, and NiW Z_ii!aud, an I r RO F i£ BS O R WAL I. EN B U RG, Oculists, Aur.sis, and v p*.c.u lists, (frcm Europe) may be co; suLcd upo i all diseases of the Etio, Eak, and Throat. Teifuesj, No'sea in the lead, Defeclr c Sight, Cataracts, Amaurosis, t phthalmji-, tiutca Serena, Lo.s <"f J-yclri.hcß, Jnflammj.tion, and all Dis. a ea of tho liyk, Har, and 'I uk at treated upon rew and scientific principle-?. --■ — DR. GRANT has arr.'ved in Keison, acd may be consulted for ojsis jiom'u only, fnm li.th Ap.il. 1880, at his Consulting Kooms, b'-cJiHB Ndseu L'oCi.l. \ Hoors op Attendance : Morning ... 10 till 1 A-terno n 2 „ 5 Si.turda>s ... Mor_.iugs only. 0-PJNIONS OF THE PRESS. BLtM>.»E_S AND DEAFNESS. We can conscientiously recan mand these sufferirg from doafuess or olher ailments that Dr Grant has made a speci il study uf, to pay him a visit, when, if curable patients, they may certainly expect relief. An instance came undir our ppecial notice en Thursday, in the caee of a man nam d (.'has. Swanson, who has been very deaf for lh cc years, but alter ten days' treatment, can now he r pei f -ctl, evtn the lowest whisper. Ihe cure iB rather a remarkable one, as ha hib been under the care of mauy mtdical men, but he received no benefit whatever from th ir treatment — " Kew Zsalander," December 27, 1879. By the kind invitation of Pro feasor Wallenburg and lir. Gra.-.t, the editor of thi? j mma', in eompauy with the editor of the Saturday Advertiser, visited their i on*, ult iug rooma, ut t!ie Criterion Hotel, yesterday morning, Ths iir*t ca-.e thown vras that ol a Miss White, aged ll years, the daughter of a settler ut Oamaru who has been totally blind for years, This young lady has been under the trtatm.nt of these clever ocu.ißts for three days, and, wo.derfnl to say, her cyt sight has been peifectly restored. The father ofthe girl ass urea us th*>t he had placed her under the care of several me lical mer, who had failed to do har any good, despite the mooey he lavished upon her. The l^ext waa the csscj of a hiss Hughes, a Dunediu resident, who b tiled that she bad been deaf for a period of over three years. Stringe to say, she had only been under treatment for e:ghcda; s,aud her bearing has b;ea fully restored. Tbis -ortunate girl is nearly in ecstac c? over ber good fortune. The editor of this j jurnal, a companied by Mr. J. J. Conner, visited tbe oculists' consulting-rooms at the Criterioa Ho. el this morning. The first person the editor converged with was Daniel Mahoney, a laborer, resiJing at Logan's Point, wto stated that he bal been totally blind for some two weeks, through a suvere cold he had contrac cd. He had been under private treatment ior a week, but he had got worse instead oi tetter. He was brought to Profess jr Wallenburg on tho uth inse, ani since then he has been under this clever ooulUt's treatment, with the result that he is now recovering the sight of botuejes. John Chalmers, a brickmaker. residing at Peliohet Bay, ttatod that he had been blind of the right eye for over nine weeks, and the le;t one was commencing to ba affected by the right one. He was under treatment at the hospital, but without any beneficial result. He had been under Proleescr Wallenburg's treatment th-ee weeks, and he now can discern the smallest object with both eyes. Patrick Connor, a miner, residing at Hindon, was tbe next t atitnt consulted. He had been totally bliud of the right eyo for three months, and had been in the hospital unler treatment, which, he states, tended to make the right eye worte, andto ii jure the Uit one. He went under Protessor Wallenburg's tre& taunt on the 9th October, and l.o# lid is perfectly cured, and intends s'.arting to follow his calling on Monday next. — Tuapeka Times, 15 h November, 1879. AN ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. To tbe Editor. Sir, — You will much oblige nijyaa well as benefit the public in general, by insertir g in your columns regard iug the cure eifected ou my right eye, which was totally blind when I placed my Belt under the treatment of Doctors Urant and Wallenburg. I blbo found myself using the sight ot the lefceje. I have now recovered my sight, and am going to work to morrow, (jut of gratitude to those gentlemen, alow me to thank them, and bope all those suffer iog in the eyes may avail theaioelves of tbeir skill — I am, &c , Patrick Pbakcis, Witness— W. J. Bawuen, Logan's Point, Dunedin, 7th Lie tober, 1879. Dr Grant has recently effected a very remarkable cure in the case ot Mrs I). Evans, of Kumara, who has been under Lis treatment for deafness since the 24th February latt, Mrs JivaLS has been deaf in loth e&rs for a very Jong period— no less than thirty yeara — her affliction having been caused by a fever fiom which she tuffereu teverely. Wine, that time Ehe hts been a.most totally deaf, for she could only hear the loudest Bounds. Since she has been under Dr Grant's treatment, her hearing has giajually improved, so that now she can hear plainly conversations in an ordinary tone of voice. Siie will return in a lew days to Kumara perfectly well, and in possession of the fqll faculty ot whiih she bas been co long deprivert.-»-~//eM'/<« Intler* Utlj Maroh, lipO, 1036-I*6