News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-03-20


March 30.
Office at the MOrrisVillG House.
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CARE FOR YOUR EYES,
Inc loollsh dread of wearing glasses has al
most yielded to modern common sense Pint the
custom of buying glasses carelessly still contin-
ueS TO an alarming extent. Ewes should be care
dIily e&aGtlhed anu glasses properly fitted The
eye rom Its intimate connection with the brain
should be delicately treated Improper glasses
cause headache and other troubles, and perma-
lent INJURY 10 the sight All intelligent physi-
Clans recognize the Importance of looking well
to the eyes, for oftmes many an obscure ner-
VouS SICK headache has for its cause some eye
uoupie WhlGh glasses will relieve. 1t is mis-
takeH lueit tiiat glasses belong only to old age.
Many Il child Is born with misshapen ewes, which
perhaps are not noticed until the duties of school
room oeglh. IN such eyes there is always i'm
perfect VISION that requires glasses. The popu-
lar beiIel that near-sighted eyes are strong ones
IS not only absolutely Incorrect, but almost mis-
chleVouS, since there is no condition of the eve
that more urgently demands the use of proper
glasses thaE does nearsight. Such eyes instead
of being strong, are not only absolutely weak,
put they are SICK eyes, and if the defect be of a
high degree, liable to the most serious accident
which may result in blindness
Several Remarkable and Interesting
Gases
of detective vision have been corrected by DR..
II. d: Martin, Specialist Mr.. E. H. Hamilton,
EnosbGrg Falls, far-sightedness in horizontal di-
ameter of each eye Miss Mary E. Comings,
East Berkshire, nearsighted in all parts of right
eye, and more near-sIghtcd in horizontal dame
ter of same eye. Left eye near-sghted III all its
parts and tar-sighted in vertical diameter Miss
Katie Neenan, St.Albans, near-sighted in vertical
diameter of right eye and lar-sighted in horizon
tai diameter of left eye.
DR.. Martin is doing good work, and the pub
lie and medical profession speak In the highest
terms of him.
WHAT THEY SAY
st. Adams, July 10, 1888 1t affords us much
pleasure to say that DR.. III. D. Martin eXcels all
we have ever known in his special work. He
has had an office in otsy store for the past six
weeks, and his success in correcting difficult
cases of defectveG Fes mas asIonished US. We
therefore most glysrecommend him to be
a man capable, thorough, and able to do all he
promises. His charges we consider most rea-
sonable, in tact much less than others that un-
dertake the same work
CHARLES WYMAN & Son.
Milton, Vt, July 4, 1883. #. D. Martin: Dear
Sir-I wish to express my thanks for what you
have done for Mrs.B. You have entirely relieved
her of that pain she had after using her eyes,
and she begins to be herself again. / wish you
would come here and lend your knowledge and
skill for the benefit of suffering humanity.
Yours truly. Fl. o. BARTLETT, M. D.
Ellenburg Center, n. Y, April 1888. Fl. D.
Martin The glasses for nay wife are satisfacto-
ry in every respect. Frontal headache has dis
appeared, and she sees things different from
what she did before. Would not give them up
for any consideration. Respectfully,
DR.. JOHN ROBINSON.
Mrs Stephen Goodspeed Of same place writes /:
much good. l have not had the pain IN my
he that had before wore them, and would
not part with the glasses fer great amount. l
could not believe there was such difference IN
glasses "
FIG. Sheldon, West Chazy, N Y, freight and
passenger agent of the Delaware & Hudson Ca
nal Co., writes: at is now nearly year sincet
you fitted Mrs S. with glasses. Before she be-
gan using them she hadAbeen troubled for years
with chronic headache and imperfect vision. 1t
was for the latter trouble that she consulted
you, having no idea that glasses could relieve
her of headache. She now joins me heartily in
assuring you that they have proven all that you
claimed for them. Headache she rarely if ever,
has now, and to use her own words, had not
known before what good vision was"
TO THE PUBLIC.
We the undersigned highly endorse DIR. III. d.
Martin as a scientific and reliable Specialist:
Dr. E, G. Latourneau, DR.. L. B. Dodge, Rouses
Point, n. Y; Dr. j. T. EdgerIy, DIR. NJ. ID.
Briggs, Champlain, n. Y; DR.. E. B. Gleason,
Philadelphia, Pa; DIR. Allen, SwantOn, Vt; DIR.
W. T. Honsinger, West Chazy, n. Y; DR.. Will
der, Swanton, VT: DR.. Hall, Franklin, VT; DR..
A. B. Fairbanks, East Chazy, n. Y; DR.. Saw
yer, Ausable Forks, n. Y: Drs. Riley and
Davignon, Ausable Forks, n. Y.