The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-07-22


i superior to any other III use: construct
Cd IN accordance with the science and phi
'os"phy of nature in the nccnliar form of n
NnHc"vo-conrcx Ellipsis-- admirably adapt
;tural to the eye, affrrd;ng altogether the
bc>' artificial help to the human vision
eva invented Sold omly by the Professor
ot Optics and Spectacle Manufacturer.
Tho advantages of these Spurtarle., over
1st. The only trues lens known being per-
fectlv free from chromatic light so well
known to be the cause Of injury to the vi
5lon and which makes the change from
spectac"s to glasses Of stronger power go
often required, Willie both near and distant
objects are seen with equal facility through
out the same glasses.
I'd. Can DC Worn Wit. per; Il ease for
any length of time at one sitting, giving
astonishing cicarncss of vision particu-
arly by candle or other artificial light
comfort TO the spectacle -w,arrr hitherto
| unknown.
3d " hen the eyes ache or pain through
| tho action Of 4 IriSht Ii 2,ht such as is re-
lcctcd from snow, sunny weather, white
paper and III reading, writing or sewing.
vivid co'orS, these lenses, hv softening the
rays, effect most agreeable sensation
and gives great relief.
4th. In all nervous aflcc;inn, If :hc owe.
| causing dull and startling pain, in the eve
|
anG "afh spots IN t'.e ntin'sr;ir:r. aching
| or feeling like sand in the cvc the disturb
ed nerves are Qnieted aud .;n"thel.
9th. Ground by pcculia: machinery. got
up at great cost. mathematicallv calculated
| expressly for the manufacture Of this lens,
| so as 10 produce 1t with the tr,.r Ap!Icrica!
| accuracy, and its focus is n: the exact
centre, point of vital i'm oortaucc, and
which no other lens possess.
9th. Iroof OF superiority "vti the old
kind OF spectacles. They arr. IA, "A cxclu-
sivcly at all the hospitals for diseases of the
eye. In Berlin, Prussia. and else where.
testimony of recommendations ,;o,a ,uesl;-
rnl gentlemen. professors OT the hiqhest
"lHtd},aic talent IN Gtul3, SiO,4 G.,ti Lo't,l-
biz, =. T., ant IN TIE fuiun.
COLUMBIA, s. G., July II, 1866. I have
examined s;:rat variety Of glasses, manu-
tactnrrd hy Prof. VI. i;c:!.l;;r,i, and III jus
tlrc :" the Professor, must say that his
| glasses are of superior quality adaptcd
To meet the wants of almost every eve
Where the vision is in any way imperfect.
The Professor selected ter me- :: pair of his
Australian Crystal Glasscs which arc of A
very superior quality and wa,h,ranship-
rendering vision Very distinct, almost AS
perfect rs in youth. ! yie!l liii, testimony
III favor of the Professors, glasses most
chceriully. ID. II. IKEZENANr, VI. ID.
t"II%"lA, :. C., July l., !s';ti l do most
willingly bear my t. tim"ny in favor of the
and Dm!'." Vision %p,ctpc!r.. over all
other kinds. They are constructed upon
the best established ana understood prin-
:ip!cs !: optics, and their ada aptation to the
human eye IL its different conditions Of
vision, Is 80 perfect as to render sight
easy without effort In my opinion. nonc
others should be used, since the eyes once
uSci |" sheSc do not seem to grow DID, and
by ha' nS focus ut any point OF the sI!r.
tarr, they appear to restore the eyes to
their youthful energy.
Il. ". GIBBES. NJ D.
! CoLvMKIA, s. c., July II, 1866. We have
examined the Lenses of Prof Eernhardt,
and consider them superior to any We have
seen. They are admirably adapted not
only to improve the lmpcrfcctions Of i'm
paired sight, but to relieve the wcariness
of vision which const ant study produces.
Many OF the glasses are of new and inr,-
NOUS contrivance. We cordially recon
mend the Professor to all those who re-
qui:" scientific optical assistance
SAMUEL FAIR, NJ. D..
". l.. TEMPLETON, II. D.,
y. y. TAILEY, II. D.,
Columbia, S. G..
T.. GEDDINGS, NJ. d..
r. L.. OGIER. NJ d.,
JAMES l.. JERNEY, NJ d..
Charleston, =. L.
Icst!lAonials from James L.. Orr, Cover
nor of South Carolina, GOV. Worth. OF
other leading men of the United States
f may be seen at Prof N. Bcrnhartlt's 8 office
Many years Of publ. practice and study
IN the hospitals in Europe, adjusting spec
, tacles to patients under every aspect Of dc.
; fcctirc vision, as we'll az experience in al
. optical stores, both here and in Europe
Prof. Bernhardt considers it sufficient
: guarantee of his ability to apply such
= glasses as are best calculated for the assist