The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1892-04-22
Press Notice the Farbaut Democrat Farbault Mimi.

rat, FarlDaulC, Mlnn.
correct astigmatism which entirely re-
lieved my headaches for years and Of
course l was greatly benefited. l also
procured glasses from another noted
eye specialist who finished his me dical
education in Europe. So you see l
have had what certainly ought to be
very skillful service for my defective
eyes. 1t remained for Prof. Arnold to
adapt glasses which are superior be-
yond comparison to all the Others and
which are simply perfect. AS lule l
am averse to having my name in
print, but, if can in any way assist in
alternating the suffering Of others, and
by referring them to Prof. Arnold have
them see as can now see and be re-
lieved as l have been by his wonder
full skill, am entirely willing to do SO.
Do think him so very skillful? Well
he has been here now about ten weeks
and has corrected the eyes of large
number of my most intimate friends
and you will find shat We are all very
enthusiastic in regard to his work.
Good eyes are precious and ours are
better and we see better than ever be-
FORE" Our next interview was with
MRS. M. ]. STowELL, an old resi-
dent of Faribault, and her daughter,
Mrs. L. M. Mead, who were among
the first to call on DR.. Arnold. Mrs.
Stowell for years has not been able to
get glasses to suit her and on examina-
ton by DR.. Arnold the trouble was
pronounced to be astigmatism. After
having her sight corrected for far. and
near she now has no trouble whatever
She can read and sew during the eve
ming with entire ease. Her age is "a
years. Mrs. Mead says She was unable
,, to get glasses to fit her Eyes until DR..
Arnold fitted her with his Peruvian
Crystal lenses which gave perfect sat
isfaction. Mrs. Stowell and Mrs.
Mead have used their glasses for six
weeks to two months and consider the
improvement aas ting one. Our next
visit was at the residence of
Mrs. L. M. A. CLEMENT, wife
of Frederick Clement of the Min
nesota Cereal Milling company,
who says that her eyes have trou-
bled her from infancy and were
growing worse as she grew older.
That she had been unable to get
glasses to help her, having pur-
chased many pairs that have all
proved unsatisfactory and per-
fectly worthless. l will. continue
in her own words: 81 consulted
DR.. Arnold at the Brunswick
Hotel, who informed me upon my
examination that my case was COM
pound hyperopic astigmatism and
that nothing but glasses adapted
and ground specially" for me would
be of any benefit to my eyes. DIR.
Arnold was so successful in reliev-
ing my eyes of all trouble and
giving me perfect vision that my
husband and our four daughters
procured glasses with which we
are entirely satisfied after having
had an extended trial and worn
them long enough to know the re.
lief is permanent"
The next to see was
L. A. LEMAY, head book
keeper in the well known manu-
featuring establishment of Siberian
6 Fuller, who says that his eyes
had been troubling him for years,
caused primarily, l suppose, by
snow blindness, and was unable
to do work at night without great
pain. He had tried a great num-
Der of different styles of glasses
and never found anything to give
relief until asa last resort he called
on DIR. Arnold, who conveyed to
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