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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 1139, 9 December 1879, Page 3

LATE ADVERTISEMENTS SPECIAL NOTICE. DR. grant, jt_ B. pot. SCROEOS3, ESOLAXD, OF THr StrEICAL BOARDS 01 VICIOKIA, Jf. 3. WAU3, A»t> S*W ASO PROFESSOR WALLENBURG, OCtUJW, ACUOTS, A5T> SPECIALISTS (From Earop*}, May U consulted upon ail Diseases of the Eye, Ear, and Throat, Deafness, Noiaes in the Bead, Defective Sight, Cataracts, A maurosis, Opthalmia, Clotti-SwiM, I-" 9 ® of the Eyelashes, Inflammation. and all tHauou"-* of the Eye, _ Ear, and 'Hiroat, treated upon new and scientific principles. PROFESSOR WALLENBUROII HAS ARRIVED IN OAMAKtf, Atwa may be consulted thorp for TKN* DAYS ONLY, at his Consulting Rooms, at the STAR AND GARTER HOTEL: TIMAKIT, From SATURDAY, »ith DECEMBER, ISTf>, tilt WEDNESDAY, r.1.-.t DFtCEMOPINIONS OF THE PRESS. BLijrcjftau Ajto DKtr?riw. The skill of Dr. Watfenburg aa an oculwt has just been exhibited in a most satisfactory manner by hist successful treatment of what was perhaps one of the roost ditiicult ■ cases which he has dealt- with since his arrival in InvercargiH. Eight or nine day# aco a tittle girl, whose parents reside at Winton. was brought to. town by a relative in the hope that relief might be afforded. The child, who had been under medical 'treatment, hat without improvement, for : about ten weeks previously, was found to Vbe suffering from actttt? rattwrimatioo of the aright eye. The sight seemed to be comflpitrtely lost, and the doctor was at Srst tfmbtfol as to whether he would be justtfiiod in taking the case in hand, bat he finally decided to do so, and bis efforts have reunited most, happily, the_ little patient being' now- able tf> use the in-Jctreil eye ■with tu* much- frvf.vlonv aa the t>6hGir F aaii E>CT relative, from whom the £oregi>ing particulars were obtained, was to-day informed that she might be taken __ honia to her parents.—Southland Daily News, Dee. 3;d, The Eye and Far.—Professor Walten buxgh is effecting some marvellous cures tn ca£es of btiadnesi* and deafness. At his invitation we visited the consulting rooms at the Albion Hotel, yesterday morning, when we conversed with two or three oat of a total of about thirty patients present. The first case brought under notice was that of ,fames Robertson, of Morton Main;*, who wa» suffering from heavy tit ma in both eyes. He assured ns that for the past sis years he had suff-rfed acutfly. and during four year* of that period he had hewn under medical treatment without receiving any bunt tit —in ■fact he went from bait to worse. Placing himself under Professor Wallenbergs rtreafimeaU he apeevUty tamt? rotzruL atwl yesterday could distinctly s«e a hair- at the wrdinary reading distance. Richard Atkinmaty of JavsruargilC. who had been treated in Dunedin ami Melbourne for impaired eywitfht, also bore testimony to the Professors skill. He had been totally blind of one eye, the other one being considerably affected, but could now distinguish the time on a clock a coapte of chains off. Mrs. W. Jsrrvtt, of iCtverfoß, was the ne*t patient introduced. Ishe stated that shf* ,had b«eni suffering from deafness for the tast s« years, and during that time her husband had expended swmetbing E'ke Lttil) in endeavoring to effect a cure. Under Professor Wallenbergs treatment she had so far rewvered her hearing that she could without dijUcnlty hear a watch ticking. H. N. Bates WW the next patient consulted; he had b"en totally deaf of one ear for fourteen years, the deafness arising from an attack »" scarlet fever. In Prglanit his ease was regarded as a hopeless one. and this was the more serious since the tenvvining one was commencing to sympathise with the affected one. He' had only been under the Professor's treatment a few days, and could now hear perfectly welt. Constable Buchanan atso states _ that the oculist has succeeded in curing hint of partial deafne ;s.. These are ato patients in* discriminately singled out from the' patients la the consulting room, and they certainly go So show that "the Professor is thoroughly up, to his business. At present he has .•"> patients under treatment We would .strongly arc ail wEu> art> afcUiuttiil with "bUrviness or tle:tfn*'ss to pay this oculist a and at once, since his stay here is limited.— Southland 'times, Nov. 2Z r £S7l>The 1 Eveniaa Tribune, of October IS, a ays : Professor Wallenburg and I>r. t itant have again rlfected some more marvalious cures in blindness. The editor of this journal, accompanied by Mr. J. JConnor, visited the oculists' consulttngrooms at the Criterion Hotel this morning. The first person the editor conversed with w&tf Daniel Mahoney. a laborer, residing .at Logan's Point, who- stated that he had been totally blind for some two week*, through a severe he hatt eoatracftetlHe had been under private treatment for a weidt, but he got worse instead of better. He was browght to Professor Waltenbnrg on the Itth inst.. and, since he has been under this clever oculist 9 treatment, with the result that he is now recovering the sight of both eyes. John Chalmers, a brickmafcer. residing at Pettuhet Bay, stated ihat he had been blind of the right eye tor ißnnv ninn weeks, and the left one was beKUMiifg to become affected by the right one. ;Ke under treatment at the Hospital, hut wiittwnt any beneficial resutt. He has ti«cni aniLiv Professor Walienburgs treatment three wejeks. and can now discern the smallest oij.xfc with both eyes. Patrick Connor, a miner, rasidiog at Hindon. was the nest patient consulted. He had been totally blind of the riaht eye for three months, and had been in the Hospital pnder treatment, which, hi spates, ttentled to make the right eye worse, and t»> injiire the left on«t lie went under Professor Walletiburg's treatment on the t)tb October, and now he b perfectly tared, and intends starting to follow his calling oa Monday nest, fhe uases that are instanced above are ones m which the patients went to the oculists en. tirely destitute of funds, and were treated *mt of simple hnmaaity and charity : conse,ui«;ntly. Professor Watteuburg and Dr. iiraa* are deserving of the thanks of the commwttitv* for the kindness and charity .displayed in these cases.—Tuapeka Times. November 15th, t^T^AN ACKNOWLEDGMENT, co T«» u» benefit the public in. general, by inserting in your tsulumiw regarding the cure effecteri oj> my right eye, which was totally blind where I placed myself nnder the treatment of Drs. Grant and WaJlenburg. 1 also found myself losing the tight of _ th* left eye. 1 have now recovered my sight, an«i Am going to* work to-morrow. Out of grati' tude to those gentlemen alh>w me to thank them, and hope alt those suffering in the eyes may avail themselves of their skill. —1 ant, &c., „ PA'tßtflC Witness—W. J. Bawpjw. L)gaa's Point. Dunedirr, 7th October, IS-tff. A WONDERB UL CURE. To t)r. Orant and Professor Wallenburg. Gentlemen,—Allow me tr» thank you for the wonderful cure you have performed tn my ense. I have been deaf fer-0 years tn the left ear. and »2 years in the right. I pr-.u'i'd myself under your care oa the Kth ♦H:t.iber. This day I am able to hear the ticking of a watch at a considerable distance from; my«a<s. and am fyiite well. I hope nR sufferers m»y be »» fortunate as I have buun. Thanking you again^ 1 am, rtentlemen. Your ob"dient servant, WItUASt BtMCKft.Peninsala,. Dunedin, |l>th October, 1879. Dtt. <!■«>!»'? aftd Puofiissor! W At.LE>r.c"Rii b«g to state that they wrll not extend their stay beyond the date rrenttoncd in the advertisements ; also for al.' patients to contaiji ■, hem at their earliest convenience. 59$ Accommodation tor On® Boarder, either lady or gtnrttemsa, at Mfc*. J. •1. Ham's, Kibble-street, watt door to the Bwwwy. 6,5