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MFR CHILD, Ocullst, having disposed OF his Pracnce
lVI TO Dr. BROWN who purses the same mode OF treat
ment as that so successfully used by himself In every DIS
ease the Eye In declared curabe und aba-
doned by eminent Physicians and Ocuiss begs to intro
duce him the public feeling assured the most beneficial
results will not fail to warrant his recommendation


Browns practice ssnple and easy-neither resort
Ing painful methods which too generally adopt
Cd nor requiring from light and
air. unpleasant restrictions In food, which are most
usually enforced Numerous OF his successful treat
ment have publicly recorded TO which he refer.
and he possesses testimonials OF tic value and efficacy OF
his mode of practice which may be inspected by any one
who fayors him with call lie will never undertake
case where good reasons for cxpectnga cure


and his aim and o5ec. being to assist In the restoration
of that nestmalc blessing sshc poores; OF the COM
munty may avail themselves OF his assistance as freely as
the most opucn.


Dr. Brown may be consulted every day Sundays except
ed his Office rs Chambers ST. four doors below Broad
way. Hours of attendance from ii y. II. to 2 T. y


Advice IN the Poor gratis d2l 3m "