Telegram-herald., 1889-07-23

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poor s11 ~1tea - tAe sir~ct fes1.k ~ 2 "A.
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rnias % rhs Inside u she ilts sad q eon-
go lsnf scrs2i1k - tas syeos a. tas 20
pies ever r. tni- causes Ia IiEns srosi01
- tsa Ca sac sae rorc.srioa ot tlood
vessels upoa it sonstfules comr rl~tel ,
d~stfoytuz tos sizcr. Ials is the rssuii
~ care sssEszs in tn- treatment of seuts
trs1ols. ana does uot xeE SCI bat forus
ths -1ci-s.s fgr ckFonic trouo.e May
~ tn~se people use their eyes a tbe4r
~ork shsa ia a. R8ds condsfI T. a.
anything and il = very fiealt in such
eases 20 prevent this alsesse from getting
a1it
do Dot 4rsst many perspns ruin rheir
-isat - wearing eye glssses 0r -D-etaclss
noE pres -riy sai-ed % thslu
10s b. th-Y d. rep. "a tae doctor.
sudaeDls isFsilg iato -.aEx .~Ihs bablt
u buyiax . x.s.ss Ehich lns - Do b-ss.
sithcul aEF lurtaer knowtl - Il the
sIb1ecl = le<polsl Die Tor mtFe weakness.
All eys EFglo.e t-an say other one thinz
thzt / CA ttinz a. Tie only case IA
~bich it - n1e 1sas.biv safe Tor pAsls :
- pick 0ut his ON glasses = where the
go .fs been sasoi uTrly normal urtu ra-
az- of dry ~hsn the p,fient feels The
necessity q bringing the print little
nearer. Ia cese ol this kfui it - fairly
safe bgt evea then there are eases when
tAey ~li. 10 themselves harm.
'-in o.<es of nrarsfrht the v-rv worst
thinz possibis : for people 70 pick ort
their own glasses In thi. fortn OF trouble
the patient cannot So - far A. with the
normal eye. and when rhev nrst don a pair
Of glasses they are surprised 20 rnd that
tn-y have never seen tne world before and
sverythiaz appears bright and beautiful
% tlem if allowed ~ choose they will
Invariably select the glass which presents
th- most vivid picture 70 the EYE, AND snis
Eisss - almost always one OF two IN bers
80 strong Tor this anomaly OF refraction
the rule = 70 give the patient the weakest
convex ems provided 10 produces no disas-
trous or other uncomfortable symptoms.
THIS glass. While it enables the patient 10
see Ms oest. does not make the picture
quite 50 bright ~ one or two numbers
stronger Ia the so-cSl,ed stationary
myoDid the danger IL perhaps not so
great. In progressive myopid the wsarer
of = glass waich Is too strong always
Increases ths difficulty and causes tho
with The almost invaritble result OF estsb-
fishing disease IN the posterior portion OF
the eye ball. and thus causing the loss OF
siznE which no glass eau remedy. In
hyDeropia or far sight the patient a. rule
cannOt wear TOO strong glass without
causing pain, but here condition often
obtains watch makes II equally dangerous
30 attempt % chose your own glass, 3 con-
Il lee
OF accommodation The scillary muscle by
means Of which We are enabled 70 focus
for different distances is IN hyperopia con-
stently subjected 20 ovcrwork, and ns a
result OF this constant strain IL sometimes
Assumes = condition OF chronic spasn
Now Tor such a ease ? this by testing in
the ordinsry way FOR glasses the result OF
toe test would seem 20 call for concave
hens. II appears to De a case OF near-sight
No patient can by any possibility end his
own glasses In such a condition, no optic
ton In sacA condition can prescribe a
glass this patient requires convex lens.
= spAsn OF the solitary muscle makes
him appear TO need concave lens, and
II he obtain ons the trouble Is con-
stantly aggr awaited and yet the best
ocuiists sometimes care, .ssly makes
this mistake. myself treated case not
long ago In which a patient had worn a
concave ems for eighteen months when a
convex one was required. and he had
suffered intensely all this ii me from some
thing which he did not understand In
eases OF asti gInatisrn patients should never
chose thair own glasses. 80 far as eye
glasses are concerned we never prescribe
them II a patient insists on the eye
glass. and We consider the case is not seri-
GUS in any way we nay allow IL. but We
never order the eye glass. FOR the reason
thst the eye glass IS never put on twice
alike. The lens IA intended TO be straight
no and down before the eye. and les power
may be entirely changed by an improper
method OF putting on. Eve glasses are
usually pu. npon the nose carelessly. some
times further from the face, sometimes
nearer 20. sometimes another lens may by
being tiited mp ba converted into cyiin-
tricaI lens. and in a lens OF Righ power
the actual focusing power OF the lens may
be changed by varying its distance from
the eyes,
"Whs, Is the earliest age that you pre-
scribe soectacles 30
That depends. II there are no special
symptoms we leave 1t until the child is old
child has reached the age OF six or seven
yea<s n can generally be trusted with
sEasss-. In cases where squint or cross
.y- IL coming on We prescribe just ~ soon
As eh- patient oan rcay glasses. In cases
whore glasses are required for fsr-sight or
neer-eSbs they s-s not generally nscessaTy
unusi scn or tvslvs years af age"
DO nea % vomsu have the strorzes
sy-s'"
-wen that 4. . question shst = hard 20
sn~wer I tr-as NJ mo-1 tro1bIes in
women. perhaps the r,~sor for This = TINT
= osnss usss her sTss more and has
more constant strain r7ou them. Tbs
oceu rseions Of men are nor- varied. Thea
men won't - rul. give ths proper sttsn-
,for - shs sshi-~. usssl s6eir eyes bscoms
= real trsubi- % tbsFn."
What -cur-s - tres.rsent wc-ld Tou
rsconn~ra for p--sarvinx ths sTs-sizhtg
TIE toct7- hs~itsted = moment and then
replied. Hs certain ron Ned x's-s~s in the
frss plse- s1d then b- c~rtsfn they are
correct R-sdiax IN ~tr~-- c~rs or where
You .rs sai'ss~s 20 much motion ard cscii-
lsfion - trf-rrions becaus> rhsrr = cos-
rant nnn.tar- ser-iu on 10 ~y>~ For
the str4s rss-cn depr-cafe rr-fins - poor
or fading iEht. hoi ffnx prins TOO close %
the sv.s or TOO far of. readirg z in bsd c. IN
= -rciinisg position. OF leaning fov~syd
and rroopirx your h-sd - ~sth y0><
arms Tae hsbit shics some people hsv-
4 wsshius t7e sT-s y s'idinz thern oD-n
IN ,~.-r- ir the belief rhat stis practices =
beneficial = : gsiiscT. snd shonit never hs
f-ilo-ri Ths sy- p rup7lied ~ish a fiuit
whice tesr- tae s-ide - the sye clear"
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