The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-03
TESTIMONY OF RECOMMENDATIONS:

TESTIMONY OF RECOMMENDATIONS:
From Medical gentlemen, Professors Of the highest.
opthalmc talent In Charleston g. Co. and In the Union
CHARLESTON 8. O.. May 7sth 1868.
have examined great variety OF Glasses manufac-
tured by Professor M BHnNHARDT justice to the
Professor must that his Glasses of superior
quality. adapted to meet the almost every eve
where the vision s in any why imperfect The Profess
sor selected for me pair Of his Australian Crsstn
manRhp. rendering psion very distinct almost as ner
feet in youth fyied this testimony In favor Of the
Professors Glasses most cheerfully
E, aEDD1Nas. NJ, D.
cheerfuly concur in tho opinion above e.pressea os
the value Of Professor BEnHHARprs Glasses and their
adaptabty to all defects VISION and also to his sk
and Judgment iii adapting tho glass to each special i'm
CHARLESTON, s. O., May oath, 1866.
superiority Of the Australian Orystal-singe and dou.
BILE vision spectacles over all other kinds They are
principles OF OPTICS and their adaptation to the human
eye In It's different conditions of vision is 40 perfect aa
to render sight easy without effort. In my opinion
others should be used since tho eyes used to-
those DO not seem to grow old and by having focus
any point OF the surface they appear to rest Ger the
T. L. oarER, MD.
CHARLESTON 8. G., May 2sth, 1860.
have examined Professor BERNHAnpTs yery come
plete assortment OF specacies and Lenses They ara
the impsrfecon OF vision that be beneted by the
use OF The and clearneas of the Crys-
tai uaed s item worthy of special attention as can
testify from personal experience Recommend Profess
sor BERNHAnDr with confidence and great cheerfnlnesa
JAMES P. JERvEY, NJ. D.
STATE OF South CAno11sA,r
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Columbia June 10 1885
sm: have made full and satisfactory test Of the
specaces procured from you. and have the pleasure
say that the glasses better adapted to my ewes
than any have ever used The facility with which You
dence your scientific akin In optics and borous
experience as an oculist.
the confidence patronage and gratitude Of the public
Very respectfully yours,
Governor Of South Carolina.
CHARLESTON, 8. O., May 2sth. 1896
We have examined the Lenses OF Prof BrasHARpr
admirably adapted not only 10 improve the imners
fectons Of impaired sight, but to relieve the wearness ~,
vision which constant study produces. Many Of the
Glasses Of and ingenious contrivar CO. We core
daily recommend the Professor to all those who require
scientac optical assistance.
WiLtIiM q. EosIBE6K. MD.
z. PRYRE PoRoHER. M d.
". Il. HUGER. n. D.
R. A. KtNLoOH, NJ D.
cHAS HANoKEL, late Rector Of st. Pauls Church.
AAon'ao Shttd, H.b., PASTOR OF I'd Presbyterian
]. 8. Sisei MSNeKE1, Professor.
" ,. ! H9%S, NS! Rector s 81 Philips.
u. Z. dADSDEN, Rector st. Luke's.
Testimonials similar to the above may be seen at Prof.
BERsHAnDTs Office, from
JOSEPH q. PLUNKETT, Pastor OF st. Paui's Ports
mouth, Va
Hon. JONATHAN WORTH. Governor Of North Carolina.
Hon. a. 9. CURTlN, Governor of Pennsylvania.
Hon. Q. 2. MORTON, Governor Of Indiana.
Hon. a. a. SWIFT, Governor of Minnesota.
Hon. AIIRX. RAMSEY r.. of MiDnaa0ta
Hon. RICHARD YATES, Governor Of Illinois.
II. SEYMOUR, Governor OF New York.
r. g. RENTON, Governor of New York
And other distinguished gentlemen.
tails In Europe adjusting speoaces to patients under
every aspect Of detective vision, we'll % e1perienee
In extensive ongestabished business In his OPTICAL
stores both here and In Europe, Prof BERNHARDr COR
Bders It sufficient his ability 70 apply snch
glasses beat calculated for the assstsnca or
coyery of imperfect sight.
Ohoe Hours from o A. NJ. to 8 p, M.
MILLS HOUSE, LADIES ENTRANgR
Second Floor, Private aarIor No. a. D..
N B.-Owtpg 70 engagements elsoyhera Prof p,nu
HAnnT Mi be so TO remain here but short nae oniv
May8l nHuy' nuay'