The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-03-06
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ting Glasses.
Brief Clippings from Georgi" Pnpsrs
fully explain who DR.. Moore Is and wig
he permanently located in Atlanta.
Exactly What Re Represents.
"The searching investigation we made con-
corning the doctor is familiar to the readers
of The News. We found him to be exactly
what he represents himself, and the Won
derful cures he has accomplished in Sa-
yannah bear witness to his remarkable
ability as a specialist. It is DR.. Moore's
intention, after visiting a number OF othes
cities in Georgia as ne has visited Savan@
nah to locate permanently In one of ths
larger cities and establish a private santa
| rum" -SaYannah News.
Deserves Success.
| ''The Telegraph has knowledge OF some
of DR.. MoOre's patients and knows them 10
| be profoundly grateful. He has had re-
| rnarkable success in strengthening cross
| eyes, and his patients say the operation
is entirely without pain during or AFTER the
operation, and they lose no time from their
| usual occupation. DIR. Moore intends to To-
! cate permanently in Georgia and open q
private santarium. We wish him abundant
| success and he deserves it.-Macon Teles
! graph.
| The Prize SECURED.
1.-THE Press is under obligations to Dr.
] Moore, nor Is he TO u.s. except that we fse.
1t our duty to recommend and praise him
for the excellent work he has done in thii
| city and vicinity Dr.. Moore leaves Savan'
| nah with a record he should feel proud
permanently locates 1t is the wish Of al
wis, csn9e n contact rvi tFr ihe ne is sure t;
i nave large practice from here for ~.
people have learned of his professtona
sKlll and honorable methods of doing busi.
| ness. '-SaVannah Press. was"
a Valuable Acquisition.
1t Is DR.: Moore's intention to SETTLE nav
manent!y in one of the largest citSa1p yer =,
| Georgia and establish a sanitarin, ~ -.
Inc 5e,, treatment Of the diseases of which hs
valuable acquisition to any cnror, tuns
ana to the entire south. Macon News "a -
Stands at the Head.
'Dr. Moore has been found all that WAS
expected, both professionally and goc,aiiv'
an Is an honest man, who stands amons
those at the head Of his profession. "Uf -nors
ing Glass; Savannah, February 49, 1888.
VIII Return to Georgin.
Or. Moore IS graduate of Jefferson Med
| ical college, Philadelphia, and of tha Ns,s
York Polytechnic, and is making an eminent
| reputation in his profession. He goes fr5ns
| Augusta to Florida, whence he Will return
north and next winter return to Georgia 10
permanently reside in one of the Georgia
! cities IN which he has practiced. The doc.
| entirely possible and our sincere desire THAI
| ne may choose this city his future place
| or ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Chronicle.
| Hours from 10 "a. M. TO 3 d. m. No
| Hours Sundays. Consultation free fop
80 days only.