Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-03
THE ADVANTAGES


1st,-ThO only true lens known, being perfectly
free from chromatic light, SO well known to be the
cause of injury TO the vision and max the CHI
rom sPectacles to Glasses OF stronger power 80 Of
ten while both near and distant object
are seen with equal facility through the same glasses
3d,-Can be worn with perfect eass for any length
OF time at one sitting, giving astonishing clearneas
of v'iou par tcularly by candle or other artificial
known.
3d-Change of spectacIes or glasses Of stronoer
magnifying power in most cases never required
should the defect arise from age disease or prema
ture decay-thus securing to the patient good sight
4tht-Whon the eyes pain or ache through the &C.
ton OF bright light, such aS is reflected from snow,
or sewing, vivid colored bcdies these lenses. nv
sottening the rays effect most agreeable sensation
and perfect cure.
6th,-1n all nervous affections Of the eye, causing
dull and startling pains In he eye lis or temples
appearance of lum nous dark spots in the atmoS-
phere, aching or feeling like sand in the eve. the
disturbed nerves are quieted, soothed and entirely
restored.
oth,-Ground by peculiar machinery, got up at
great cost mathematicaly calculated expressly for
the manufacture OF this lens, SO as to produce II
VT Nth the true 'PheFica accuracy and its focus
which no other lens possesses.
7thI-Proot of superiority over the old kind of
spectacleS They are used exclusively all the hos.
pitfalls for diseases Of the eye in New York and else
where.
TESTIMONY OF RECOMMENDATIONS.
From Medical gentlemen, Professors of the Highest
opthalm1c Talent in Wheeling and in the Union,
WEBBING, W. Va, March 80, 1886.
This Is to certify that have examined a great
variety OF GlaaSes' manufactured by Prof. N. Berna
hardtD OF Now York, and in Justice the Professor
must say that his Clauses are of a very superior
quality; adapted to meet the wants of almost every
eye Where the vision is in any way impaired
The Professor Helected for me pair Of Plano.ccn.
Vea glasses that were Of superior workmanship and
perfect as In youth yield this testimony in favor
OF the ProteSsorG glasses very cheerfuIIy.
A. s.ToDD, MD.
WHEELING, MGrch 81, 1866
have examined Prof. Bernhardt'B very comnIeta
assortment of spectacles and lenses They are bet.
ter adapted than any have before seen, to remedy
IN OF vision that can be benefited
by the use Of spectacleB. The pureness and clsar.
ness OF the glass or crystal used is an item WORTH
OF special attention: recommend Prof Bernhardt
VIII commence ana great cheerfnlneSs to the IA.
""uAse OIL tue pubic JOHN ERISSILJ, N, D.
WaEEIIEG, Asrch 81, 1865.
have examined Prof. NJ. BernhaIdt'a Hnectscio,
on StSSSes oTysta etc. and have great pleasure
thSy are MADE OF the best material aud in scient6o
style The Professor is emineDtly capable of adHnt,
ing glasses to suit the eyes OF any who NAV en6PII,
to him, and can confidently recommend biIRnPtyS
public patronage. Prof. IL. Bernhardt IL a tboro1ob
y 'uu'A'ou optlcian' &. A. HLDRETH, NJ. D.
We have examined tho lenEes ar PET II + 900
hardt and consider them superior to Sny 1s FL
seen. They are admirably adapted, not only to Inv.
prove the imperfectionB Of impaired Sobt ~ n
relieve the WEAKNESS Of vision which constsnt
Proqooes. Many OF the glasses are Of new and IN
geniouS contrivance. We cordially recommsnS TN
Professor to 81! those who require gcentI6c ot;oI
assistance s'fas ' lt' Is@TIG "-4t'"+S "Ptl"Al
Jo9N Q: HUPP, ID. D. ALEX. MARTIr. ...-
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W J. BATHS, n. D. wv PISSIS = OhuFch'
Rev. JOHN MoYRAR, Let Pr!..,, r,,-,
I'd Presb Church. THos. @. ApDIsoT. Hn ll''
'H@AI n pAG ..1 ~. Rector 1t. Mathew
OO'Pi'"i o"APAhn' P. 3. Church
Many other Testimonials and Certificates. .Im,lor
70 me SDoVe can be seen at tho ProHsssor'S ofBos
once At the McLure House. ConsuItntion Sno,,
Parlor No. :, 6rAt floor. 14"n noon
Once hours from sA. m. TO 6p,m.
"here' will be able to remain here only SboTt time
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