DEAFNESS V. HEAD-NOISES.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 960, 29 October 1910, Page 9

DEAFNESS V. HEAD-NOISES.

The following will be of great interest to tlioso seeking a reliable cure for deafness, head-wipes, ringing in . tho ears; norrous headaches, or any other head or ear trouble, as they are tho words of wolHaiown clergymen, the guardians of the truth, the ministers, to the siek'atid sulfering:— ..> . t Bov. H. . Gaiaford, Adelaide," S.A. writes" Tho Baroscope wrought a niaiv vellous chango ill my hearing. I -fe«l it my duty to recommend it to anjoue 1 suffering from deafness iin whatever stage it may be." . - Tho 'well-Mown Rev. 0. P. Foster writes' Tor . tho last 25 years I-have been paying doctor's heavy bills, until they proclaimed my deafness and lio'id noises incurable. I.have-only used the liaroscopo for three weeks, and am de lighted with it/'- ■ .. We would advise all those sufferinj- from deafness, head-npiscs, ringing in the. ears nervous neadaches, or any other head n.ear trouble not to waste, time and money with so-called wonderful cures* sneoifinpie.,' but to write to the . Australasia branoh_of this Baroscope Association for their Baroscope review explainim; f u l4 - how those so afflicted can cure them selves (right at their own homes) with this new Bardscope discovery, whi-h con tains no medicine, drugs, or electricitr and therefore doos away ontirely with thA painful prooing syringing, or Byra in the ears, and thcro is uo doctor rZ quired. "• This Earoscopo reviow will bo sent hr ' them frco of charge on mentioning this paper, their address is -.the Earoseonn Association, 90 Pitt stwet (Dept. X SydiMj, N.S.W, - i