St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1888-08-09
Improve Your Eyes !
DR.. A. MEYER,

FRENCH OPTIClAN
And Lecturer on the Human Eye and spectacles.
Optican from many Institutions. From
Hospitals and Eye Inirmaries.
A large stock of his French Glasses and Rock
Crystal Improved Speotaoles. Superior to any
other in use constructed in accordance with sci
ence and philosophy of nature admirably ADAPTED
to the of sight and perfectly natural to the
eye, aording altogether the best help to the nat
Used only by DR.. Meyer, Spectacle and Optical
manutaeturer of Petiscopic, Pentoscopic, Prismat-
Spectacles
THE ADVANTAGES
of these speotaeles over all others are
1. They can be worn with perfect ease for any
length of time at sitting, giving astonishing
clearness of vision by candle or other artific al
light, and comfort to the spectacle wearer hitherto
3 How to select Glasses. 1t requires profess
siOnal guidance, even when a good article is of
fered. The doctor not only has the best glasses
that can be found in the market, but carefully
amines and gives indispensable advice for tho
proper selection of them.
8. When the eyes pain or ache through the action
of bright light, such reflected from the snow
in warm weather, white paper in reading, writing,
sewing, or in vivid eOlored bodies these lenses by
softening the rays, effect the most agreeable SEN
sation and give great relief
4. These spectacles scientifically adjusted in
every of defective sight with unerring accura-
cy, whether arising from age strain or premature
decay, by DR.. Meyer, on a new and exact princi-
pie, entirely his own, which has seldom failed to
be correct.
Dr.. Meyer has an Optical Institute in Ithaca,
N Y, and is travelling at this time through the
United States for the purpose of making known
his theory to the American public.
DIR. Meyer comes here well recommended in the
highest terms of praise by numerous certificates
from the most eminent physicians, oculists, di-
vines and the most prominent men of our country.
The undersigned take pleasure in stating that
we have examined most of the lenses of DR.. A.
Meyer, and give it as our belief that he is entire
master of his art as optician. He was able to
demonstrate the adaptability of his lenses to al
most if not all disorders of the vision not depend
ing upon organic diseases. 1t is Furthermore our
belief that he is candid honest gentleman, and
no one need feel afraid of being humbugged who
may trust to his opinion. The credentials in his
possession are from persons Of character and
spectability quite a number are known to U.S.
and vOuoh for their standing in the OPTICAL
profession
ST. JoHNsBURY. S. T. Brooks NJ D.; G. B. Bull
lard, NJ. D.; J. D. Folsom, NJ. D.; II. S. Browne Nj.
D.; S. n Sparhawk, NJ. D.; n. L. Newell, NJ. D.;
J. a. Paquete, NJ D.; 81. G. Newell, NJ. D.; II. S.
Calderwood, NJ. D.; I. R. Grow NJ. D.; j. A. Bois-
sonnault, Catholic Pastor E. f. Brown.
BURLINGTON. Gen. VIM. w. Henry, Mayor
VIM. b. Lund, NJ. D.; d. c. Hawley, NJ. D.. G. E.
E. Sparhawk NJ. D.; L. de Goesbriand, Bishop.
ST. ALBANs. 7. R. Waugh, NJ. D.; o. F. Fassett,
NJ. D.
LYNDoNvnLE. j. W. Copeland, NJ. d. W. C.
TillotsOn, NJ ID.
WEST CONCORD. b. II. Jewell, NJ. D..
BARTON. M. f. Prime NJ. D.; R. B. Skinner NJ.
D.; a. NJ. Ruggles, NJ. d.
NEWPORT. ID. W. Blanchard. NJ. D.; Z. E.
Whitaker, NJ d. j. c. Rutherford. NJ D.; C. F.
Branch, M. d.
IrAsBURGH Hon. L. 81. Thompson.
CHICAGO, ILL. Phil Sheridan, Lieut. Gen. q. S.
A.; Ex-senator Lyman Trumbull John v. Far.
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