Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1901-04-18
Testimony Chat Ualks.

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CROSS EYES WITHOUT AN OPERATION.
It is not frequent that grown people can receive the benefit
that a child can, but the following very interesting case is
certainly worth reading, and those wishing to investigate the
matter for themselves, will find the young lady in question at
l446 Y street. Miss Haas came to me two years ago TO learn
what 1 could do for Ter. Besides being blind in her right eye.
which had been a condition since birth, the eyes were quite
badly crossed. The treatment of this case was undertaken and
after scientific adjustment of lenses her letter will best tell
the results and express her feelings in the matter. After two
years, it can safely be said that her eyes have been straight
ened and the sight of the good eye very much improved, as
any one who will call on her can readily see.
LINCOLN, Neb, Jan. 81, 19OO-Dear Mr.. Seymour: The
glasses you made for me two years ago have proved the great
est blessing that ever came into my life. 1t was bad enough
to be blind in one eye, besides being cross-eyed, but the
thought of possibly losing the good eye worried me very much
when 1 first came to you for help. I am delighted to say that
anv y hut n should 7 have fn ptb, tronhie Win NJ V &c or or
be so unfortunate as to lose my glasses. 1 broke the bows rot
long ago, and could scarcely wait until they could be repaired,
my eyes were so uncomfortable, when 1 was obliged to go back
to the old condition.
I thank you a thousand times for what you have done for
me and shall be very glad to answer any inquiries in regard
to my eyes. Yours sincerely. MISS LIZZIE HAAS,
~-- ~, -. 1446 Q Street.
LINCOLN, Neb, Feb. /, 1sOO-Dr. W. I. Seymour. City
Dear Doctor: 1t is possible that my friends and acquain-
tances will think l am unduly enthusiastic over your
work, but | wish to thank you again for what you have done
bounded faith in your ability, from the fact of your having
Strengthened Our IlCCle daughters eyes Win glasses, d Ieel-
ing that my own were in such a deplorabe condition, al
though 1 have consulted several specialists in this city since
you were here last, l have anxiously awaited your coming, and
now say that l am more than repaid in waiting for you, as
the glasses you have made me are a source of great comfort
and relief. The doctors in Lincoln have told me that it was
impossible for them to fit my eyes, but have proven to the
contrary, as you seemed to know exactly what to do the first
time you looked at them. Thanking you again for what you
have done for myself and little daughter, l remain your sin
cere we'll wisher and friend. MRS. HOLSTER,
No. 2763 E Street.
Mrs. J. H. Violet, 1927 ] street, who was one of DR.. Sey-
mour's patients two years ago, adds her testimony in a few
well chosen words, as follows:
LINCOLN, Neb, Feb. 16, 1900.-Dear Doctor: I shall be
very glad to assist you in any way, if you wish to refer patients
to me, as l know from experience that your work is all that
has been claimed for it by your many patients, and l am glad
to add my Endorsement to your very satisfactory work. Sin
cereiy. MRS. VIOLET.
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LINCOLN, Neb, Feb. 16, 1900-Dr. W. l. Seymour, City
Dear Doctor: Two years ago when l consulted you in regard
to my eyes, l was troubled a great deal with headache, but
through your marvellous skill in fitting me with glasses, I
have been wonderfully relieved. You may be sure I do not
hesitate to say a good word for you whenever l can, and am
only too glad to have you use my name as reference in a mat
ter of so much Importance both to myself and others in the