The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1888-10-17
NOW AT THE LAcLEDE.

DIR. Galitzki is q specialist and treats
only diseases of the Eye and gives also
attention to the proper adaptation of
Spectacles for defective eyesight. We
indeed can congratulate ourselves Oh
having the fortune to have such a man
as he is right in our midst. Such diseases
as Iritis, Keratitis, GRADUATED Lids,
Cataract and Strabismus (the latter bet
ter known under the name Of Cross Eye)
can be easily cured If properly treated in
time. Therefore il you are afflicted, do
not hesitate to call upon the Doctor.
Speaking about cross eyes it Is sad to
note how much 1t prevails among
children. 1t should also he known that
such-Cross Eyes-win never become
straight unless operated upon, or unless
spectacles are worm, In fact an Eye be.
comes only then-cross-when il is Opt.
cally out of order and whereas that Eye
turns inward towards the nose, it is not
called upon to do any work Ito see) and
remains idle in consequence Of which 1t
looses its constituencies and becomes AM
blyopic-blind. This Is sad to contem-
plate but nevertheless true. therefore
if snyone ip your family has Gross Eyes,
do not fail to consult the Doctor, because
when that defect has been corrected the
cross eye will become straight and grad
ually get the same sight as the good eye.
1t may not be amiss to state that the
cross eye never sees rs well as the
straight eye. Try it for yourself, Close
the cross eye and look with the straight
eye at a very small object far away, then
close the straight and see whether you
see Just as well with the cross eve and
you will find you do not see 80 well. 1t
would take too much space to talk about
all the other eye diseases, but we will
confine our space now to spectacles.
Several years ago a missionary in Alaska
found q large deposit of a certain crystal,
which when scientifically analyzed, was
found to be- far superior TO the usual
glass and pebble lenses commonly found
in ~speetacles. The disadvantage of those
lenses are that the glass lenses are gener-
ally green and the pebble lenses contain
flaws, and are also Ghromatic-tbat is
they make rainbow colors. These
Alaska crystals were found not to have
these serious defects which are of great
Importance to the eyesight. A company
was formed to develop the mines and
bring lenses of that material upon the
market. These crystal lenses are the
most brilliant in existence and very
beneficial to the sight. They have been
worn by the following prominent Amer
leans: Ex~-Presidents Grant, Garfield,
Arthur, and President Cleveland, Gov. |
Hill of New York, Gov. Foraker of Ohio,
Ex-Governor Hoadley of Ohio, Governor
0glesby of Illinois. Governor Rusk of
Wisconsin, Mayor jos. S~hakespear of
New Orleans, Rosco Conkling and others
too numerous to mention. DR.. Galitski
has been fortunate enough TO secure the
for Montana for these Alaska
Glasses. The other advantage of
these Alaska Crystal lenses are that they
never tire the eyes, but will rest them so
cases have been recorded where
people have done without glasses the
rest of their life after wearing these
glasses sometime. The glasses will cure
or old.sight, Hypermetropia
'r far sightedness, Myopia' or .near-sisht-
'dness, color and snuw.blindness and
spots. DR.. Galitzki has the finest
md most delicate instruments in his
possession to properly test all those
'bove mentioned defects, and right here
wishes to state that all those who
lever were able 10 obtain glasses 10 suit
n rest their eyes, that 1t VIII be of ad
to consult him ani ii,rl uul
Fhat perftns instruments IL capable
lands can do. Often p,.i +. are W ,m,lcr,'I
ny whv they have 10 change it.,ir