The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-10
CATARACT CURED BY ABSORPTION

| "a ARACT CURED BY ABSORPTION
which does away with very painful
operation and attending danger and is GER
tainly to be desired rather than the old
fashioned way Of opening the eyeball and
removing the lens which then leaves it
an imperfect organ, and only small per
cent of these cases are successful. A
great deal has been said about this and the
methods employed by Drs. Seymour and
Cox have been questioned by doctors in
the West. Having a large number of these
patients whom we are successfully treat
ing at the present time. some letters from
them should certainly be appreciated as
being genuine, as the parties can be seen
at any time in their Offices or at their
homes The first one used is indeed valu
able as the Improvement has been very
apid and the results obtained almost mar
yelous
LINCOLN Neb, March ID, 19OO.-Drs
SEYMOUR q Cox. 1919 * street, city.
Dear Doctors When / came to you with
my friend, Mr., Anderson, the shoe man.
at 1886 o street. OF this city, ! was con.
templating trip to Chicago to have my
| eyes operated on, Knowing that | was
totally blind in the right eye, and that my
left eye was beginning to fail, | knew It
would only be a short time until | would
be totally blind. 1t gives me great pleas
llre to say that after four W eks' treat
ment / can now count your hngels readily
when held before my right eyt, and my
eft eye is indeed very mucn improved
While the treatment is slightly painful 1t
is thousand times better than having the
cyeball opened, and | heartily iudorse your
method of restoring sight without an op-
Grafton. Thanking you for what YOU have
done for me, aud feeling that continued
treatment will entirely restore my sight,
P. SKOLPBERG.
Another party who has greatly improved
and gives the strongest possible indorse-
ment is Mr.. James Newland of Beatrice,
Neb
DR. W, ]; SEYMOUR, 1919 X street Lin
Dear Doctor: had resigned myself to
becoming totally blind before l could be
operated on as every specialist | had Wis
lied told me this was the only way to get
relief. After three weeks Of your success
tul treatment / feel positive that ! shall
regain my sight without an operation, as
am greatly improved and my bllnd eye
Is coming back to me surely and steadily
Thanking you from the bottom of MY
heart for your wonderful treatment, / am
yours very truly, JAMES NEWLAND
Mrs. T. II. ROTOR is the wife of the fore
man in the State journal" press room and
is known to thousands Of people In this
have known of Mrs. Roton's trouble to
learn the facts from her or her husband,
if inclined to do so.
LINCOLN Neb.. March H. 19o0.-Dr W
l. Seymour, 1919 X street, city
Dear DR.. seymour: am pleased to say
that your treatment of my eyes with
glasses has been indeed very satisfactory
have had a great deal of trouble for
years and have tried in vain to get relief
but until meeting you have never been
successful. Allow me to thank you most
heartily for your assistance, and ! snail
be pleased to recommend you TO my
friends. At times life has hardly seemed
worth living with the terrible agony
have suffered with my eyes, and, in fact,
there was nothing in the world | so longed
for as relief from my suffering. My eyes
have never looked badly and my friends
could not understand why | should suffer
so. / have employed the assistance Of
many eye specialists, but all have failel.
/ am now so much improved that | can
read and write to a moderate degree, and