The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-07-24
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1!AI Oh n " i ~ E'VIVtENI1CN. II
AUSTRALIAN CRYSTAL.
SINGLE AND DOUBLE VISION
ISPECTACLES!
THE only PERFECT LENS in existence;
1 superior to any other IN use; construct
cd m accordance with the science and phi-
losophyof nature IL the peculiar form offs
Concavo- -conycx xEllipsis-admirably adapt
Cd to the organ Of sight, aud perfectly
natural 5Tthe eye, aTordns altogether the
cyeriuvcntcd. Sold only BIZ the Professor
Of Optics and Spectacle Manufacturer
The advantages OF these Spectac,es over
al others are:
1st. The only true lens known being per
fectly tree from chron,etic fight, so we'll
known to DO the cause "f injury tn the Vi
sion, aud which makes the change ty.;n
spcctacleS to glasses of stronger power so
often required, while both near and dist ar.
objects arc seen with equal facility through
! ont the same slasees.
I'd. Can he worn With pcrfex. es sc fur
any length OF time at ooe sitting. giving
astonishing ciearness of vision, psrticu-
larry by candle or other artificial hight
comfort to the spcctacle- wearer hitherto
unknown.
81. When the eyes ache or pain through
the action OF fright light, such as is re
uected from snow, sunny weather white
paper and IN reading, writing or sewing, or
. vivid colors, these lenses, by softenins the
rays, effect most agreeab Bile sensation
and gives great relief.
4tn In all nervous affections oi the eve,
causing dull anl Startling pains in the eye-
oai1 or tempie! appearance of luminous
or feeling like sand in the eye, the distuyh,
| c" nerves are 4uctcl and southcl.
! 9th Ground by peculiar machinery, got
/ upat great cost, nIatilcmati<a allv calculated
! expressly Tor the manufacture of this lens.
8" as t" produce it with tho true spherical
accuracy, and its focus is a. the elac,
which no other lens possess.
9th. Proof Of superiority over the Old
kind OF spcctaclos. They arc used cxclu
slveiy at all the hospitals for diseases OF The
eye, III Berlin, Prussia, and elsewhere.
Testimony Of recommendations t:.2?,, nlelii-
| cal 9e~t!eme., professors Of tie Aig!.eS
opth0lDtic t,1itnf Ut Charleston c;nI Cl',I.l-
bid, $. C., GJ;,i ,u the C41ou
CoLCMBIA, :. c., July II. 1861 have
eXa'nincd great variety.of glasses mann
tacturcd by Prof NJ. Bernhardt and in JUS
lce 20 the Professor, must say tina; his
! to meet tn" wants Of almost every eve
where the vision is in any way imperfrct
Tie Professor selected for me a pair of hi.
Australian Crystal Glasses, which are Of q
'Ci } SutCIICI 1sdlHS anu Wprklla NSIiD---
rendering vision very distinct, almost Is
perfect as in youth. Weld this Testimony
| 10 favor OF the Professors c'assc. most
cheerfuuy. D. Ii. TRIZEVANT, NJ. II.
CoLrIrlA, s. c.. July.l2 1866 1 do most
willingly hear my testimony III favor Of the
superiority of lla Austrian Crystal Single
! and D"uhie Vision Spectacies, over al
other kinds. They are constructed upon
the best established and understood prin-
! cipIes OF optics, and their adaptation to the
human eye in its different conditions Of
vision, !, 50 perfect rs t. render sight
easy Without effort. IN my opinion none
others should DC used, since the ewes once
, used to these do not seem to grow Old, aud
ny having focus at any point o! the sur
! race they appear to restore tEe eyes 10
their youthful energy
il: w. GIBBrs, NJ. D.
| CoLCMBIl, S. c., July -, lSCG.-We have
examined the Lenses Of Prof Bernhardt,
and consider them Superior to any we have
scca. They are admirably adapted. not
only to improve the jmpcrfec,ions of i'm
pared sight, hnt to relieve the WEAKNESS
of vision which constant study produces.
Many OF the glasses are OF new and ince-
NOUS contrivance. We cordially recon-
mend tho Professor to all those who re-
quirc scientific optical assistance
SAMUEL FAIR, NJ D.,
". L.. TEMPLETON, NJ. D.,
\. n. TALLEY, NJ. D.,
y. GEDDTNas, NJ. 'D''' d. %
I. l.. OGIEIt, NJ. D.,
JAMES l.. JERNEI, NJ D.
| Charleston, s. c.
Testimonials Is from James /. Orr, Cover
nor OF South Carolina, Gov Worth, of
North Carolina. and g largo number Of
other leading men Of the United States,
may be seen at Prof. NJ Bernhardt' 5 Office
Many years of public practice and study
IN the hospitals in Europe, adjusting spec
! .aclcs TO patients under every aspect of de-
i fectlve vision, as Well as experience in an
extensive, long established business in his
! optical stores. both here and in Europe,
Prof. Bcrnhardt considers it a sufficient
guarantee of his ability to apply such
glasses as are best calculated for the assist
ance or recovery of imperfect sight
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