The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-03

Wallianr Tdainghast Bull straighaen
them many times while at the college.
These gentlemen, who rank among
the few really great surgeons OF the
world. use the finest kind of a cambria
needle and fine silk IN their operations,
when a cross-eyed man or woman was
seized with a desire to see straight for
change. This method, however re-
quares better knowledge OF the tailor's
art as applied to surgery and more ex-
perience than seemed to possess. so
tried a kind of sticking Plaster made
from my own formula. IL worked well
after several trials. and now the little
play upon Dame Nature Is done with
oslt tho slightest strain upon my
nerves.
sAll the subject has to do Is to sub
init to a simple and comparatively
painless operation and hold his head
still / take n small scalpei In hand.
that Is the right. of course. and stretch
ing the skin with the forefinger OF my
left hand. make an fnoision on the out
er point OF the eyelids in a straight line
Tor the barest part OF an inch. The
laslles are then drawn into shape and
held SO firmly BY a piece OF the
chemically prepared sticking plaster I
have made strong enough for the nur-
pose The wound needs no further
dressing, and she subject OF the en-
Isegor and ex-usikadc of the Fiowery
Kingdom goes on about his business
as If nothing had Happened. In a few
days II IS entirely healed. when I am
sought TO remove the plaster, and with
the plaster comes my fee. This IS TIE
only bill issue
when the wound is healed the ssib-
tect patrols the streets and enters The
teahouses in high glee. His triumph
over his friends Is interesting To note.
for then he looks upon his envfous fel-
tow-w0rkes7s out of eyes as straight as
mine and with an aristocgatfc CLEAN OF
scors1. Bat I have no complaint 10
make of this exhibition OF Jaganese
pride, which Is always prominent when
they have anything TO be proud of. II
Is my living advertisements. for soon all
OF The friends are at my door and ready
for the transformation that win re-
steeau the conIpanionship ciouded by
tAs pride Installed in those who have
stis<IsgSnIle the artifice which causes
$3.50 ~ ANfN G16H on Stgtf NtfcsNzt-
Sized friends.
The sltrect resgit Of this exhibition
IN the streets on the higher classes was
alsa iNcticeahle. as ! began TO receive
calls 81 attend the celebrities of the
ktagton,. Prince Kcsnassu was my
first royal patient. Then IN rapsd sue
cssSsicn came Counts okuuga, Matsu-
kata. fsatosa and Sasasco. yisouns
TSssss and Pririce Konase. NJ. Massu. the
minister 81 agriculture. and " kusu-
TSsto. the gCeat rsfornser: Gen osffgssa.
cansnsaasr-tn~clsief ~ the army;
Lieut. Gen. Meas. chief 90 the Fifth
saTyrsy csarTss. now stationed al Korea
Field Nar<sssA Yaz1x sata. A4ussral T..
lto. commander OF the Imperial squad
zen: First Vice Admiral kabaysEsaa:
Seoovssa Vice Admiral Sesakichi Ito:
TnIcd Vice Adnssy,st :. Arfsl. ard con-
n2an5ers Sakaznatc. OF The Akagi ard
kaysssSa. 81 tire training sassps. hare
also visited me professionally
s'As q climax OF the recognition Of ms
work received had a request from
c>sssrt 20 attend fss imperial majesty,
the esnrerx. catered she -oyai casara-
Der as Instructed and foagss his ma
sessy resting GA = cssssch. HIS face vas
tasnsscye. reserved and claangeaess. He