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144 JULY 12, 1871 GRASS VALLEY UNION
having found great relief by submitting myself to Dr. Aborn’s treatment for a few days only, I take pleasure in
saying, Dr. Aborn, with his new and improved instruments for local application to the lungs, air passages, eyes
and ears, should encourage all who are afflicted in those parts to cherish a lively hope that they may find quick
and permanent relief. Very truly, JAS. A. JOHNSON, M.C. Cal.
DEBILITY.—AIl cases of nervous or general debility are speedily cured by the new and scientific
mode of treatment as practiced by Dr. Aborn, whose reputation is well known throughout the Union.
The Doctor is now professionally at the Exchange Hotel Grass Valley, where he can be consulted until
Friday evening.
DR. ABORN, who has attained a wide and just celebrity for his treatment of diseases of the
Eye and Ear and Bronchial and Lung affections [sic], has arrived in Grass Valley, and will remain a
few days at the Exchange Hotel, where the afflicted may avail themselves of his skillful professional
services.
Chronic Diseases of long standing, especially such as have resisted the usual routine of
treatment, are the class of maladies in which Dr. Aborn has excelled and established an enviable
reputation.
CONVALESCENCE AND RECOVERY are rapid under his new and scientific mode of treatment.
But very few, if any, men of his age in the profession have been so universally successful as Dr.
Aborn. Combining with his knowledge, skill and experience in his special branch of the profession
all that the inventors of the age or the late discoveries of medical science have brought to the aid of
the modern practitioner, Dr. Aborn is prepared to treat with almost unfailing success all such cases
as may come under his care. He has, within the past few years, introduced into his practice many
new and important remedies, with novel and effectual modes of application, with which during his
professional career, he has produced the most successful and satisfactory results.
Dr. Aborn, for twelve years past, has devoted himself exclusively to office practice for the
treatment of obstinate chronic diseases, especially such cases as have resisted all the ordinary modes
of practice. He has thus been enabled to treat at least five times as many patients annually as he
possibly could, had he treated them at their residences. Thus he claims twelve years office practice,
exclusively devoted to special chronic diseases, as more than equivalent to sixty years experience in
general practice. Every physician is more successful in a certain class of diseases than in others, and
he who devotes his thoughts to a specialty is better prepared to treat in that particular than one who
is engaged in general practice.
A REMARKABLE CURE.
SACRAMENTO, Cal., Sept. 30, 1870.
This is to certify, that for ten years I have suffered almost death with Nasal Catarrh, Bronchitis and
Neuralgia of the head. The pains in my head were almost unbearable. My hearing was very much impaired,
with a disagreeable noise in my ears. My eye-sight was also impaired. In May [1870], I placed myself under
the treatment of Dr. Aborn, No. 22 Kearny street, San Francisco, Cal., and in a short time the Bronchial
affection [sic] was cured, my eye-sight was fully restored, and my hearing improved. I take pleasure in bearing
testimony to the skill of Dr. Aborn, in his successful treatment of these diseases. JOHN ALLISON,
Late Deputy Sheriff and Constable of Grass Valley Township, Nevada county, Cal.
POLL TAX.—Persons who have not yet paid their poll tax, should bear in mind that an
additional dollar will be charged to those who fail to pay up before the ist of August. The State poll
tax is two dollars, but another dollar is added if the tax is allowed to become delinquent.
HURT.—Monday evening last Mr. Timothy Le Duc was hurt severely by his horse, on which he
was riding, falling down. Mr. Le Duc’s shoulder was dislocated and he sustained, besides other but
not severe injuries. The wounded man was around, but dilapidated, yesterday.