Kansas weekly herald., 1855-02-16
savannah Eye Infirmary.

- WE the Citizens of Savannah in view
MN& of the great amount of suffering from
So disease of the eye throughout the coun.
try, take this methed of calling the attention of
the afflicted to the great success of our fellow
townsman DR.. THOMAS A. KING, in the treat
ment of all the diseases to which the eye is sub
ject in this country.
The Doctor has treated great number of the
worst Of cases since he located in our city, with
uniform success. Believing that it would be
more satisfactory to those. most interested, we
subjoinsthe names with their particular locality,
of twenty-five of the most remarkable cases,
treated during the past summer and fall. Doet.
King willingly submits his claims upon public
patronage to the decision of his patients, who
know from experience all about his mode of
treatment, his success, charges sc. Those cas-
es it will be observed are scattered over North
West Missouri, and western Iowa, and may be
consulted by those interested with but little
trouble.
The Doctor informs us that he expects to COM
plete his arrangements by the first of May next,
for boarding all Of his patients, thereby giving
greater facilities for speedy and permanent cures.
List OF Gases.
Capt. c. F. Coner, Page county, Iowa;
Charles Morrason, Holt county, Mo-
A. B: Meanes, Taylor county, Iowa,
A. Meanes, Nodaway county, Mo-,
1. A. Isaminger, Nodaway county, Mo-.
Miss Christian Easton, Holt county, Mo-,
VIM. Codgill, De KaIb county, Mo-,
John T. Row, Gentry county, Mo-,
Jesse Low, st. Joseph, Mo-,
Erwin Low and child, Harrison Mo-,
w. G. Edwards, De Kalb county, Mo-,
Mrs. F. Miller, st. Joseph, Mo-,
Miss M. Harris, Andrew county, Mo-,
John Johnson, City of Kansas, Mo-,
Charles Caples, Andrew county, Mo-,
James Ford, Savannah, No.,
Mrs. M. Kent and child, Andrew county Mo.
Haskell Yates, Andrew county, Mo-,
Gilbert Raw, Savannah, Mo-.
James Gillispa, Andrew county, Mo-,
James Nickold, Whitesville Mo-,
Mrs. Ezra Rounds, Buchanan county, Mo-,
Mrs. barley Ragen, Andrew county, Mo-,
Motives of common humanity prompt us in
recommending all who may De unfortunate
enough to suffer from disease Of the eye to call
our friend DR.. KING. We hope you will give
our communication place in your paper,-that
persons abroad may know, that in our City, they
can be as speedily and permanently cured Of all
the various forms of diseased eyes, at any 9TH
er point in the State.
SIGNED: Woods, Walker & Co.; King & Wood;
w. p. Howard; Clarke & Conrad; E. & F. Inn
pey, Holt, Upton & Co.; James r. Watts;s Tee
garden, Willis & Co.; Hudgins, Massie & Co.;
r. L. Dodge, Barnes & Degarnatt; Rodgers &
county Court; Edwin Toole, Clerk of Andrew
Circuit Court; Daniel Vanbuskirk, Probate
Judge; Noah Allen, Deputy Sheriff; w. s. Estes,
City Marshall, Savannah, Mo-
MIR. Editor: Dr. King ana mySeif nave kept
our Office in the same rooms, during the past
summer and fall, have personal knowledge
of his great success in the treatment of diseases
of the eyes, The Dect. has had great num-
Der of patients, and have seen many of them
led into his Office totally blind, and in few
weeks restored to the blessings of sight.
The unusual success attending DIR. Kings
treatment of diseases of the eye, and the great
number of cases Of suffering from these affections
throughout the country, induces me to address
you tnis communication. xfi lsIE p -
hope you will give this brief statement a
place In your paper for the benefit of suffering
humanity. - = =
Those suffering from this worst of human mall
| idys NAV rest assuredthat in Savannah they can
be as speedily and permanently cured as at any
other point in the State. i have seen scores
apply, and never heard Of a solitary failure -
am satisfied that he can cure any cureG6le dis
ease affecting the Eye, and would therefore adj
visethe afflicted deEef f4fWkere to give him trial.
=-- CHARLES F. HOLLY. I
| wasixseping the Nsbr a5lss House during the
past summsr and falh and boarded number OF
DIR. Kings patients, who had disease OF the eye.
a numberof these persons were totally blind
when they came to board with me, and in a few
weeks were restored to the blessing ofey sight.
From the unusual success which have wit
messed myself in many cases OF Dr., Kings treat
| ment of diseased eyes, can safer say to the
unfortunate, inthis way, that il Cur City they
can be cured, however bad their eaS6 if within
the reach of, Iemidieg at all.
- : ag'1.f-fT 80. = = = D. A. BRIGGS
Savannah, No.. Feb. 10, 1866 % ;-sf.