The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-12
.SCIENCEIN GLASSES
With Those in Need 1t Is a Question Of
Science, Not Spectacles,
THE SKILL OF A SPECIALIST.
DIR. Seymour IL Here for the Benefit
of Those who Would Not Trust
Their Eyes to Any but a
Skilled Optician.

There seems to be an impression among
many that the visit Of Dr. W. /. Sey.
mour of Omaha is a mere matter of fit
ting glasses, but such is not the case. Dr.
Seymour does not appeal 10 the simple
cases of erroneous vision that can be cor
rected by ordinary glasses, which are
usually sold by dealers, but to the n,Sre
difficult and complicated cases that have
rallied TO derive any benefit from ordinary
glasses. AS matter of fact, out OF the
hundreds of patients who are visiting his
ONCE, during his stay in this city there
arc comparatively few who have not had
scme unfortunate experience ia trying 10
make cheap glasses answer their purpose
and falling TO get relief. have sought the
assistance OF one who Is recommended 10
them in the highest terms by people whose
word they can not doubt. They have paid
dearly for their folly and have no more
money 10 waste In this way. They have
realized that their case demands scientific
treatment and therefore do what all SEN
sible people do under such circumstances
seek the assistance OF specialist whose
worth is proven. Besides being able to
refer to many Houston people, DR.. Sey-
mour brings letters from home, copies OF
which have already appeared in these coll
uinns.
ihe people TO whom DR.. Seymour refers
arc among the best known In his state
ana II is only in justice to yourself IL Won
have any doubt on the subject that you adj
dress any one of She number of patients
or aequaintances who have cheerfuliy given
their Endorsement
DE- Seymour viii remain In Houston for
some weeks. but will not promise To takc
patients during the latter part OF his visit.
Ihose Who are anxious to sec him should
lose no time IN doing So as YOU NAV miss
ne QDNDrfllnitr Nv MT
lie has the most complete instruments and
arrangements for his work that were ever
Drought To this city and he offers con-
snitation withou! charge The only w.y
Tor those whc. are interested to satisfy
themselves, Is to Investigate this offer.
Is q won known fact that DR.. Sew.
Aour has the largest practice In his line
in Omaha, and below are the names of y
Few OF his patients In that city. whom he
taxes pleasure In referring to;
a. u. Burt, presideN Union pae,oc
rhiiroad' Or. lrpy. Now York Life b,,iId
ing' >. II. II, Clark. former receiver of
sne Union Pacific railroad; !. G.. Taylor
M Mnuior Is and NJ. railroad; Frank y.
aoores, present mayor of Omaha. +, A.
Garner, superintendent American Exnress
company Charles II. Belden, THOMPSON ~
peioen, dry goods, Dir. Ed. Arncid. Geo
haiston, manager Worthinp,on n,,,,ar
academy: Mr.. George W. Dayennort q,
n nsoin anu hundreds OF others equally as
COCO, whose names can be had by ca,linp
on p'r, Seymour personally.
nnrlng the mast two weeks he has mat
s nurngeas ~ Houston citizens, who were
suffering from defnr,ivc yislnn or 80.
trouble OF the eve md In No ine,a,,s ~
ne iaied 10 give satisfaction wbere cas-
mas osen entrusted to his care. Th,s IL
remsrkaole record, but not NOR, en- t,an
orc would expect from a man VIII, hr,nas
w,ln nm the strong Endorsements that m
n nra,ne. mas including the entire medltai
iiTod , OF Omaha. the city where he has
free tor , ,ue pas. ten years. Consultation
othee hours from 10 until / Room,
ava y CAPITOL hotel aunex. Entrancs
T psousn Once or on Travis street rear