Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-04
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. | / D D
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of Atlanta, Ca, late of New York. spec
iallst in all diseases of the Eye, Ear.
Throat. Nose and Nerves.
Such as Cataract. Peterygium, Cross
GRADUATED Eyelids, Neuralgia. Head
ache, Dizziness, Nausea, Nervous Dys-
pepsia, Chorea. st. Vitus Dance. Deaf
ness, Catarrh and Asthma. Fits or
Epilepsy.
CROSS EYES STRENGTHENED BY
DIR. MoORE'S PAINLESS
METHOD.
No loss of time; no ether or chloro,
form; no confinement indoors: no pain
dur during Hg,{ or after I operation o,-nr,
WITHOUT CAUsTIC OR
THE KNIFE.
FEW CURES IN TEXAS.
A FEW CURES IN THIS VICINITY.
ALMOST a MIRACLE.
Mrs. II. C. Collins of Terrell, a lady
seventy-iive years of age, related the
following marvellous experience to a
Gazette reporter:
81 was totally blind in my right eye
with cataract which had been form.
ing for five years / had been treated
by number of physicians but without
success. l was preparing to go East
Tor treatment when l heard OF DIR. ],
Harvey Moore's wonderful cures.
went to him aud had an operation per-
formed and now my sight is fully re-
stored, and | have experienced no pain
whatever. | have n cataract forming
In the other eye and as soon as 1t Is
ready am going to Atlanta, Ca, and
nave DR.. Moore remove It,"
ONE ARMED JIMMIE.
Fort Worth, Sept. 20, 1895.
Most OF our citizens have known
owen Mckinney. better known, per-
haps, as "One Armed Jimmie" who
has been afflicted with graduated sore
eyes for the past four years. McISin-
ney has suffered intensely with his
eyes, almost going blind at times. and
II was source of continual mortifica-
ton TO himself as It as disagreeable
to those having business with him. on
Thursday. September 10, he consulted
DR.. j. Harvey Moore, VINO has success
fully treated him, and at this time may
be said to be entirely cured. Those
knowing Mr.. Mckinney will join with
the undersigned In pronounclng the
result as wonderful.
Goss & Holmes, 1916 Main street.
ID. f, Mountain, 10i Front street.
WIN. Burks. 1877 Main street.
j. Moore, 1901 Main street
Joe Eagleston, III Main street.
James Roper Ills Main street.
Frank Shiel, l10l Main street.
Frank Kelly. 1lO1 Main street.
l.. Elgrass. 1Oll Main street.
VIM. Hybarger 913 Main street.
II. p. Shiel, 11Ol Main street.
j. w. Barnett, 1ll3 Main street.
Jas. Liston, 1900 Main street.
w. T, Cooper, 1907 Calhoun street.
II. Matkin, 105 Hemphill street.
John Gleason, 1911 Main street.
t. Pogue. 1911 Main street.
Sam Smidt, proprietor Columbia no
tel, l5i Calhoun street.
/. Welchman. iil5 Main street.
Mike Lanagree.
L. w. Newfald, 1909 Main street,
CURED OF CATARRH.
Mr.. II. C. Hunter. editor of the Sher.
man Democrat, writes: II began
treatment with DIR. J. Harvey Moore
n few weeks ago for chronic catarrh OF
the nose and throat. After ten daya
! was greatly relieved and the distress
and miserable feeling is all gone. Ny
wife suffered four years with a serionf
ear affection. after a few weeks treat
ment by DIR. Moore the soreness Is gons
and she is recovering"
DEAFNESS CURED.
Mr.. a. Cameron, president OF thu
First National bank at Greenville
says II have suffered from defective
hearing for several years In fact wal
totally deaf In one ear and could only
hear n watch tick in the other when
IT was pressed against the ear. went
TO Dr. j. Harvey Moore and my hear
ing Is greatly improved | can hear q
watch tick in the ear that was entirely
deaf and the othel Is so much improved
that | can hear the witch tick some
distance from the cal"
A FEW CROSS-EYES.
FORT WORTH-Mlss T.ytton Smith
9l3 East Eighteenth street; eight.
year-old son of Jonathan Walker, who
street.
DENToN-The little six-year-old
daughter of Mr.. j. A, Withers, ina
well known grocer.
VALLEY MII.IS-Danphter Of u. A.