FRACTURED SKULL AND BLINDNESS CURED.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 7270, 7 March 1885, Page 6

FRACTURED SKULL AND BLINDNESS CURED.

Curran-street, Ponsonby. February 27, ISSS. have been suffering throng* a kick by a bone, ™t«d right side of my head, tor tight* «rs h c*f£ such a deep depression, that when at "SJJJo Danedin I amused my schoolfellows by P<»"f» a orange in the hole. while haTing m f. bei f mm two if I put a paper-knife acrow it I could easily P*2bo* fingers underneath, sometimes the painwe lSSfc unbearable, and from July, 1883, to ?<> Te £f ifo** I was neier free from pain. J wen * , t Uie*nt Stephen, on th* 3rd of November last."° ""torn treatment, he remold .11 pain, which did not " tf for a week, when 1 had an uneasy »e» s *"^ e ioß, something we.e alive, just under to ? e P^jy which slowly began to r.se and now "J^,,jo level, and only requi.es a little roore rou make it just Uke the other side, s e cal proof of this is, if I »ow jut »• knife across, it is in .«««*,«? of the late depression, which ahoiw » htti a hole! A year alter the **%£* f ~^ e Wt«r* 1 discortred that I had lost toe *« of » „ caused by the skull pressiuif on th* I uf,l»" «itk the optic nerve. 1 could only just we^ *£ I«i it, and the other was .0 much '**£*!£« belK obUged to wear rpecttcl^: and bow. treated by Mr. SUphenJ b»» £*J*£t it** iißl £ rasa J?s«t CJr/iS$ to confl rm my Btatem«t S. H*t«* me to e o to Mr. Stephen.-*. i> ft Witnesses: W. D. CwnpbeUi A.8,». *•« Campbell . •