The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-04-09
GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL FOR DAYS


conjunctiyitis. gIaucuma, etc ,granulat-
ed lids cured III three treatments,
astigmatisn, weak sight and old sight
corrected. His new cure for deafness
can be obtained from him only. Ring
ing noises in the head, discharges from
the ear, etc. quickly cured.
All brain and nerve disc ases catarrh
completely cured and removed from
system.
The following are testimonial from
the press and grateful patients.
Was Deaf But Can Now Hear.
Mrs. s. A. Barker, of Barker's addl-
lion to Carthage says, when l first be-
gan treatment with DIR. Tanner for ca
Jarrhal deafness L could scarcely hear
a watch tick ia cUntict with my ears
and after two weeks treatment 1 could
hear distinctly ordinary converse
tion acrols = large room. My throat
trouble, from which WAS affected for
years has disappeared and feel gen
orally rejuvinated.
Commendatory Notice.
We the undersigned citizens of Car.
Image. Mo. hereby certify that We are
personally acquainted with DIR. VIM
Tanner, the Occuiist and aurist and haV-
ing seen and heard q great deal OF his
professional work in this city recon-.
mend him to anv one who may he suI-
fering from any disease or deformity OF
the eye, ear, nose or throat, for his
success here has been entirely salts
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tiOn.
GALATIN. Mo Nov. 20. 1897.
To whom it may concern:
We hereby wish tn say that we are
acquainted with DR.. WIN. Tanner. and
having seen him perform some of the
most Intricate operations upon the eye
in mastery and scientific manner,
we take great pleasure in commanding
him to your confidence or any one need
ing his professional services.
DrS. Black, Hanna. Mcfarland.
BrosiDg. Allen.
CAMERON, Mo, Jan. 20, 1895.
A card 10 my friends aud others:
Having been personally acquainted
with DR.. WIN. Tanner for a period Of
II years and having seen him perform
repeatedly every operation upon the
eye. Strengthening cross eyes, making
artificial pupil, removing cataracts. re-
moving the eve, removing pterygium
Opening closed tear ducts, curing gran
ulated sore eyes, fitting spectacles and
in short doing all kinds of work OH the
eye, ear. nose and throat in my office
| have come to the conclusion that he
has no superior in the state.
J. w. Snyder, M. ID.
Plattsburg, Mo, Dec. 1897.
To whom it may concern
This is TO certify that we know DIR.
WIN. Tanner to be man both morally
and professionally, whose character is
spotless and we hereby recOmend him
aS an oculist and aurist of the highest
degree of skill and success.
W. Il. Hill, NJ. ID. aud f. G. Hill.
From the CarrOlton MOL Dem.
DIR. William Tanner, who has been
sOJOurniug at the Palace hotel in our
city has met with wonderful success in
STRENGTHENING cross ewes, restoring the
blind 10 sight etc. We have found the
Doctor to be u high minded. honorable
gentleman and hope he may fine it con-
venient to visit our city again.
Made the Blind to See.
From the North Mo. Galatin.
Uncle Abram Long of Jefferson town.
ship was in town Yesterday and paid
thlS office pleasant call. lie, said That
DR.. VIM. Tanner had operated on his
wife for cataract and restored her TO
sight. She was blind in both eyes and
the Doctor operated on the worst eye
first etc. The operation was painless.
from the Galatin (Mo.l Dem.
DIR. Tanner removed Uncle AbTam
Longs eye Yesterday in the presence
of our local physicians. The sight of
the eye had been destroyed by having
been penetrated by dry weed IN the
harvest field,and was causing him much
pain and i'll health and beside MAS
constant menace to the integrity OF
the other eye.
Wonderful, Miraculous.
From Odessa Democrat.
W. A. Morgan, who has been deaf aud
cross eyed for years has had his hear
ing restored and his eyes Strengthened
by DIR. Tanner. the painless oculist and
aurist. Mr.. Morgan came to DR.. Tan
ner's office at Myrtle Hotel last Tues
day, and reported Oh the following FRI
day with il we'll pleased smile that he
could plainly hear the clock tick across
tile room. CatarTh WAS the canse of
Mr.. MOrgan's deafness. DIR. Tanner
by special request of our citizens will
remain until Monday evening D, p. IN.