Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-01
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DR.. J. YOUMAN'S

| GCi hist 4AND HHST'.
OFFICE corner Of Third and Washington. Streets
" opposite the Post Office, where he NAV be con suited
| during the day and evening. -' y Il
From the Burlington Hawk Eye Aug 18Th a-. q.
| Err. Eouni"ns'E Eye and Ear inf rmary
| DR.. oumans, at his inirniarv in this city. is
treating large number of patients with much
| success, particularly in diseases of the eve We
have con'ersed with number of his patients,
| from different parts the State, who uniformly
bear testimony to his skill and the beneficial re.
suits that have occurred from his treatment of
their several cases and express their strong faith
| IN his ability 10 effect perfect cures. The fol-
! loving are spontaneous certificates published bv
| his patients. The first is from Mr.. En,slev
Deputy Marshal OF This city. The second from
| Mr. Means, OF Muscatine, an old acquaintance of
the editor OF this paper, and every way a relia
| Die man, who feels that he owes to DR.. Y n debt
| OF gratitude which can never be discharged by
any mere pccuniary compensation for profess
| slonal services: -
|. 10 THOSE AFFLICTED WITH SORE EYEs-Eipht
| or ten months ago, was taken with acute op-
thalma (or inflammation of the eyes which, col.
tInned to get worse, until became nearly blind
from the formation OF a film over the cornea or
fore part Of the eye. About the first of Nav. I
placed myself under the treatment of DR.. You.
mans, ocust, OF this city, who reduced the in
tiauauon in about twenty days, and has sue.
ceeded IN removing the film and restoring me
10 perfect sight. WIN. ENDsLEY.
Burlington, Iowa, Aug 10, 1856. 4..sr e-.
To THE PUBLIcs--About five wears have becn
severely afflicted with sore eyes; for the last
three years have been totally blind, in one eve
| from an opacity Of the cornea. With the other
could sec TO walk about without a guide, but
could not recognize my acquaintance when met
them unless they spoke to me, during all of
which time, was treated by the best phys
IN the country unsueccsstully. Five weeks ago.
placed myself under the treatment of Doctor
onmans, ocuiist, OF the city OF Burlington,
Iowa, who reduced the chronic inflammation and
EXAMINATIONS, and has so far succeeded in the
removal OF the opacity OF the cornea, as TO ena-
pie me to see across the Mississippi river, into
East burlington ee-tourths OF q mile and count
the cars and am still improving; and have no
doubt OF being restored to perfect sight l.. ...-
-, .--e+la . -. JOHN MEANS qs.
Muscatne, Iowa, Aug. IS, 1856. s. ig-.l NJ,
Il 10 THE AFFLICTED WITH SORE EYEs-IIayinr
oeeh ai,licted with sore eyes for twenty-five
months, and last December one eve become yery
much lnfamed, and small ulcer above the pll-
pl OF the eye, went to DR.. Sanborn of Charles
ton, was there about five months, when another
ulcer came Or the sight-the two forming
thick white Tim which INSTRUCTED the SIGHT so
t!iat could not see person across small room
ana my other getting no better hearing OF DR..
.. ioumans III burlington, was induced to try
ms MODE OF treatment, and in two weeks found
great relief; and my eyes look almost, we'll
from my own experience and what / have seen
could recommend all that have sore ewes to
give hinl trial as have no doubt of his abi-
~ to cure those that will give him fair trial.
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y Virginia Grove, Louisa Co., La, Aug. IL 1873