Omaha daily bee., 1898-07-03
EYESIGHT GOOD AND BAD
Why Are Intelligent People So Negligent Of
Their Best Friends,
DR.. SEYMOUR MAKES A LIBERAL OFFER
Many an Eye Lost by Neglect or Tn.
skillful reatment- Chance TO
Rectify Previous Mistakes-New
Instrument for His Work.

There are few subjects OF more general
interest, and none il respect OF which more
Enowle1ge would De- of greater advantage
10 people in general thA1 the human eye.
vision is very properly deserted as the
most precious o. our senses. and its loss IS
considered one % the most serious attic
tons thai can befall mankind. II is only
OF late years hat the causes Of certain de-
nclencies in sight have been made known.
and the mcsl erroneous statements are sul
made and believed regarding them Even
intelligent people may be excused II they
have Lot yet become acquainted With the
new discoveries which aTe comparatively re-
cent, in the making and scientific dt,ing Of
glasses But We shan have no excuse 10
offer in their behalf If ihey do not avail
themselves Of the means placed At their
disposal for acquiring the knowledge Of the
nature Of the Troublesome defects Of sight
and Of learning how simple. in the great
number Of cases, they can be cured OF as
sisted BY the seientihc adjustment Of peI-
fectly made lenses.
II IS, Of course. Always advisable TO re-
fra!n from abusing your eyes, bu1 ahen q,
length. owing 20 advanced years or other
causes. the aid Of glasses has become ueces-
sary. il Is Of the greatest importance thai
care and discrimination should be used II
having lhem properly fitted.
Do not be discouraged because you have
hitherto been unable 10 find the assistance
in glasses that your friends 10. True. you
have spent many dollars and much time u
search Of perfect sight and comfort, hut
science has lot been idle IN this branch Of
work. any more than in other professions
OF perhaps less Importance. Master Of his
profession and aided By every iRstrunleu.
known 10 science for his work. places Dr..
Seymour in a position seldom e~quallsd b.
the most proficient MAJ II this line-eeT-
IEinly never surpassed.
To a Long Suffering Public
he offers an opportunity which should bs
appreciated in the highest degree b. all
those sho are having trouble with their
eyes Do not be sks4,icsl or nsFrOS-
minded II yoI are interested in these state
neats, fo- your sight Is too precious TO be
trifed 18th and your friends eanno; advise
you inielligenty ~ho have not suffered the
experience you are going through at the
present time. Perhaps you DO lot feel
Earranted. in consulting any one about your
eyes who you know in advance ALL charge
you : good sized professional fee, even be-
fore they have made an examination Of
& your sight In this respect you are right.
II your case IS one that calls upon the
skll OF : Specialist you should, OF course.
expect 10 pay for his EuoSleige. but you
should Lot be denied the opportunity Of
asking his personal advice before employing
his professional skiIl. aud this is some
lhf5g you EoS have an opportunity q
doing.
Dr.. Seymour wil y pleased to meet any
one having any trouble sith their eyes and
Ein advise them On the subject without ek-
Pense. Rooms 4i3-ii Karbaeh block. cor
EeT Eth and Douglas streets.