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

Miss Alice Griffith, s23 South sixteenth street, who is a
etenographer and a personal friend of Miss Lizzie Young, has
been waiting for the past year an opportunity Of consulting
DR.. Seymour when he should again return, and in a converse
ton says in part as follows:
my right eye has been so poor for a number of years that
I had despaired of losing it, and I was also very much afraid
that could not continue my profession, as l was depending
wholly on my left eye and was beginning to feel the effect of
the physical strain of trying to use one weak eye for work
OF what DR.. Seymour had done for my friend, Miss Young, L
determined to make another effort to save my sight, and am
delighted beyond expression with the wonderful improve
ment that has been made since l have been treating with DR..
Seymour the past month.
feel that within a very short period it will be as useful to me
my personal gratitude to DR.. Seymour is something diff
cult to express, and l certainly understand how his many
grateful patients in this city hold his exceptional knowledge in
such high esteem"
Mr. H. E. Soule, No. 322 North Eleventh street, who works
at the Students Cooperative Book Co, is making a splendid
effort to secure an education, and is doing his best to work
his way through school, but was becoming almost discouraged
because of his failing sight and despaired of being able to
complete his education, having tried different specialists who
were unable to help him. He is more than delighted after
treating with DR.. Seymour that he is again able to take up his
studies with ease and comfort, which adds another grateful
Endorsement to the doctors list.
900
MI. c. H. Barstow, who lives at No. 2219 Holdrege street, in
a recent conversation, remarked that he had had a great deal
of trouble for a great many years in trying to secure glasses
that would relieve a continual strain on his eyes. Being an
accountant his livelihood depended on the use of his eyes al
together, and it was a matter of no small consequence and ever
grew more serious. Through personal knowledge of DR.. Sey-
mour's work in this city in past years, he was induced to seek
his assistance, at which time he learned of the wide difference
fn the sight of two eyes, which fact had never been told him
before, and. the correction of the same has proved a wonder
full help in his work.
Miss Emma Peterson, another young lady, was seen in
DR.. seymours Office, and in talking of the matter of her eyes
to a friend expressed herself as follows:
1T has been very hard for me to consent to the wearing
0f glasses. n OnlV after being advised DV nv professor. I.
Menzendorf, to take a sensible view of it, could bring my
self to this point. My left eye was continually watering, but
through the treatment of Drs. Seymour and Cox and the fitting
of proper glasses, 1 have been very much relieved
In justice to Miss Peterson we would say, that this was not
said for publication, but we have taken the liberty of publish
'7g the statement, as she has many personal friends here who
will be pleased to learn of her improved condition.
In talking of the work done by DR.. Seymour, Miss Josie Nor
risey, No. 2119 P street, speaks in the following words:
"One year ago last April 1 went from Lincoln to Omaha to
consult DR.. Seymour to have my eyes treated and htted with
glasses. l had consulted every eye specialist here in Lincoln,
but failed to receive relief. After being treated so successful