DREADED EAR DISEASES.
DAVID LINDSAY, Esq., of 17 Ctaig-end-street, Darlinghurst, JN.S3.W., was troubled with, deafness and other serious aural complications, Doctors said, "No hope." Mr Lindsay wrote :— "lt is only a question of time when I shall be stone deaf, as the doctors told me A will never be cured. If I do not get relief from the distressing noises I shall go mad very soon." To-day Mr Lindsay is a healthy man, enjoying acute hearing, and the distressing noises have all ceased. The Jiaroscope urn it m a very short time. As a tribute of gratitude Mr Lindsay writes :■— "The Earoscope is certainly a wonderful treatment. I never expected to be cured, and it was indeed a happy surprise to me after so many years of suffering. . I thank you heartily for the good you have done me, as you have made a new man ot me entirely."
In view of the many remarkable cures accomplished with this baroscope even m some obstinate and complicated cases that failed to succumb to all other treatments, the reader is advised to write to the Earoscope Association, 90 Pittstreet (Dept. 8), Sydney, N.S.W., for full particulars, which will be posted by them Free of Charge on mentioning this paper."
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NZ Truth, Issue 230, 20 November 1909, Page 7
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207DREADED EAR DISEASES. NZ Truth, Issue 230, 20 November 1909, Page 7
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