Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-01


spectacles, in gold, silver, Steel and all other mount
ings. 1t will be understood that Prof. Franks being
the patentee, his spectaeles an be obtained only
from himself; as he has no other person authorized
to manufacture or sell tho same, unless specially Ii
censed to do so by him.
The advantages of these speetacles over all
others, are
list The ouly true lens KIN wn being perfectly free
lrom ehromatic light well known be the cause of
injury to vision and makes the change Of spectaces
to glasses Of stronger powers so often required while
eotn near and distant objects, are seen with equal
facility, through the same glasses.
I'd Can be worn with perfect for any length Of
Tune at one sitting, giving astonishing clearness Of Wis
Ion, particularly by candle or artificial lght-ccm.
forts to the specacle-wearer hitherto unknown: =
3D. Change of specncles to glasses of stronger mag
nylng power in most cases required should the
defect arise from age, disease, premature decay
thus securing to the patient good sight during life.
4th. When the eyes pain or ache, from the ac-
ton Of bright light, such as is reflected from snow,
sunny weather, white paper, and in reading, writing,
or sewing on vivid coored bodies; these lenses BY
Hoenng the rays, effect the most agreeable sensation,
and perfect cure
5th. In all nervous affections of the eve causing
dull startling pains in the eysbas or temples ap.
pearances Of luminous dark spots in the atmosphere
Itching or feelings like sand in the eye, the disturbed
nerves are quoted, soothed, composed, and entirely
restored.
9th Ground by peculiar machinery got up at great
cost mathematicay calculated expressly for the
acture of this lens, as to produce 1t with true
spherical accuracy, and its focus the exact CENTRE
point of vital importance, and which other lens
possesses.
Hh Proof OF superiority over the old kind Of specta
diseases Of he eve Ne J az az have n1 6
following unqualified
Testimony Of Recommendation
Rom medical gentlemen, professors Of the highest oph
hamic talent in the Union.
ISAAC WOOD, MD,
President Of tho New York Academy Of Medicine, and
Consulting tnyslclan lo,lne N. (. Eye hoSpual'
s.oe,,.o s MMA a,6.iI PiAYNE Nd :, az,
New York University, Faculty Of Medicine.
CHANDLER R. GILMAN. MD.
Professor of Obstetrics, and the Diseases OF Women
and Children of the New York University, College
o. rnysl r ana surgeons
hAc NED W EOo4, MI,
srOessoI oil me PrlnclPles ana operations OF surgery
Nsw yoT i INT Fssntv of %edsi NJ O
VIM nApTTNc Mn
A.to..-- 80 ~ W I1i,,, 49,,
IN VI , VI tlo ~ Hf ~
VI au ny 'o,t, " .,o Wa. mo 'A
ABhAM UUBOlS, MD,
Consulting Surgeon to the n Y Institution for the
Blind and Surgeon to the N Y Eve and Ear Infrmary
THAnnEUs M HATSTEn MN
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physician 70 the n. y Eye hoSplai, AND surgeon 70
GFoRGE W1TKFs MN
consulting Physician to the ~ Eve and Ear Intrmary
HThpIy sTrprTENco1T NTD
D,Sain - 49,, = NM ~ - ii,.,
senior FhysclHh 70 the new Hork Eye 1osplsaL
]. P. GARRISH, ND,
Surgeon to the New York Eye Hospital.
nAVTn T RocEPs MN
s.n,,,, pb'oio, - 70 ~ NJ VI. F. uo,.,,
consulting Physician TO the New YORK Eye Hospital
CHARLES C. ALLEN MN
Surgeon to the New York Eye and Ear Infrmary.
HENRY D. BULKLEY. MD.
Physician to the New York Hospital, and Editor and
Pronrietor Of be Nav Val Madic, n TinaS '-
Tnu1T q SnANrs mn
JuHN u. ADAMS, MD,
secretary 70 Ine new ork academy OF Medicine
EDWARD d. D1AON, M.D.j
Editor and proprietor of the New York Scalpet
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~ " HA-AAS INV " y, "'O',
FhyslelAn 10 the new YORK northern Dlspensafys
ALEXANDER B. MOTT, MD,
Prosecutor at the New York University and surseon at
''0'' 81 Vincent Hosnitai New YoTS s- s''A ~
nrUvA1ynTzp - rTocsC1 Ir1
ALEXANDER +. HOSACK, MD,
WILLIAM CLAY WALLACE. MD.
MANY wears of public practice and study in the bospi
als of New York and London din England0 of adjust
Ing spectacles to patients under every aspect Of defect
I've Vision, well experience in extensive long es
lablishe6 business at his optical stores both here
and in Europe Professor Franks considers sufficient
guarantee of his ability, to apply such glasses arc
ges s Gcu'eu LOT 'ne asssance OF recovery OF pef
CIT s'hN"
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