The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-11-22
. REASONS WHY.

J. Glasses should be adjusted by, the ed
ucated specialist. None but the spe-
cialist can determine whether. the fail
ure OF vision is caused by Age, Injury,
Over-Work, Weakness OF the Nerves,
Kidney, Heart Or Blood Disease Com
menciDg Cataract Glaucoma, or the
irregular shape of the Eye-Balls.
1 The specialist can dete rhine wheth-
er the crystalline Lens, clliary muscle
| retinca and optic nerve are in a netu-
raj healthy conditions. Whether the
iris of both eyes contract and dilate
simultaneously and the pupils are OF
the same size and brllliancy. 1t is
very important before adjusting glasses
| to know whether the cornea is equal
in all meridions and the rays equally
| focused on the retina, whether the
twelve muscles OF the eyes are of equal
/ power or the eyes equal in shape. pow
er and depth. .
We cordially invite body to
come to our office, examine our ilistru-
ments and learn our methods of exam
! ineing eyes and testing the vision. No
charges for examination or consllta-
ton.
Wrong or none use Of glasses when,
| required, NOT only produces large
| percentage of eye .affiIctions but is con
dusive OF some of the most serious ner-
vous disturbance. They produce
Squirting, Rupture of the Retina
| Engagement of the Blood Vessels,
Granular Lids, Weak Eyes, Floating
Specs before the Eyes, Dizziness, head
ache, etc. 49,. 5.
We append names of parties who
have given US testimonials which ap-
pear in our circulars:
Robert L. Taylor, w. A. Haynes, C. P
Gov. of Tenn. Minister.
| T. M. Woodson, "A. M. Burney, pres
NJ. D., ...n fem ale college.
.a.-,.-s. 90. Mrs. r. Douglas.
| So. e, GALLATIN.
Rev S Frierson A Barr.
H S Cox, M. d. 81 Russell.
RObt. Pillow, M D. 8 M ArneIl. -
o Witherspoen. ~
ST. .."e' COLUMBIA.
| Rev J FL Nichols. Archie Tomas.
DR.. White. Drs Hicks q Da-
Or. Morehead. Wis.
RevE civilians Col. Hutchinson.
TStraton, Cab J r Long.
| Peoples Bank. Thos. PEPPER. Cab
Joel B Fort. Peoples Bank
Cal saller, Mayor Gen. J E Garner.
J W Stark. J G Anderson.
| j w Bell. Il G Crunk.
49, o.. SPRINGFIELD.
F Couts.@ OF Brady. -
w f Coughey, NV s Pomdexter,
Gen. Sec. z. NJ. Chr. Franklin
GA. Bank.
t II Mareble, M J W Faxon.
d. q e DIXON, NJ D.
s A Caldwell. - Prof W W Garrell,
B N Herring, NJ Gen. W A Quarles.
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I The following letter of commendation
lis from the Cashicrof the Farmers and
Merchants Bank, of GAINESVILLE len:
r CLARksviLLE, Tens, Nov: !, 1858.
GEO: I RIDDLE, ESD,
Dear Sir:-I take great pleasure.
in introducing to your acquaintance,
DR.. Geo. Knapp ard DR.. r II Gillespie,
who, have been here for some time prac-
ttcing their profession as Ocuiists. |
can hesrtily recommend them as chris
tian gehtfemen, adopts in their profess
sion, and thoroughly reliable in all their
dealings. ANY kindness shown them
will be most highly appreciated.
Respectfully.
-. JOHN W FAXON,
Cashier Farmers and Merchants Bank
feel no hesitanoy in recommending
Brs.- Knapp q Gillespie to this eoilml-
nifty on the commentator of my friend
Mr.. Faxon. GEO. I. RIDDLE.
Drs. Knapp & Gillespie:
Office turear of Peoples Bank
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