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HOUSTON, TEXAS, March II. 1899.

HOUSTON TEXAS, March II, 1899.
Dr. w. I. Seymour, Care Capitol Hotel,
city:
Dear Doctor-It is a pleasure for me to
write this letter, as ] can see with ease
for the first time in my life. ! have al
as my sight has been so poor. and school
work has always been burdenAome. At one
time my eyes were crossed, and since then
one eye has been much poorer than the
other.
Through your patience and wonderful
treatment With lenses my sight has been
entirely restored, and ! feel that there Is
much more pleasure IN life since ! can
see rs well as other people do. with
kindcst regards and hoping for your future
success, ] am, yours sincerely,
LILLE KOEHL
41O Velasco street.
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ago and asked 10 have his wound dress
lie had stopped the flow OF blood with
mud lie continued TO grow worse ana
finally died. TGilman said tramp hid
stabbed and robbed him OF his money
lie told several stories OF this assault,
but the officers discredit them. lie was
stranger and came here from southern
california. where he had 5000 on depos
In a bank az Los Angeles. The dead mans
father lives at Grnnell, Iowa, 10 which
point the body was shipped The police
are looking for companion who was seen
here with the dead man. II Is believed
he was murdered.
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c. y. WHITAKER KILLED.

Thrown from a Horse on His Ranch Near
San Angelo.
MARIN. ypxas. November 2S.--Marti7 wa
snocked khi1 merping yhen seisErA~e's
formation was. received Nete tnF
Y whitaker had BEEN shrQy
horse and killed en- his rsA4 AZ,
Angelo. TOR many years Is apsolutelI
a. ~ th,s Scunty He'd students an
ana popular here z EsArr paid t. Dki-
snaSyaa frem MRrinE
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.s,,, ,r+erest TO an OHIO capitalist, who
w VIII mt the diGerent lines N 9I a3 e' ne
coadlon win metallic T Tige' iraa aHb I IN
latest i iIpa XIV rexchansc. the lines to
S Sbroycport Beaumont Jaeks9nyher san san
9SGaEg g and Houston Mr. j. e po 'lse n
err the new dtssse ana has moved bis
saaf,Tie here %. f from Wapakoneta, Ohio.
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Consultation Free
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
DR.. Seymour is assisted in his
work by noted specialists.
HOUSTON. TEXAS. Feb. II, 1899

pr. w. l. seymour, Houston, Tex;
Dear Doctor You are perfectly welcome
to refer to me during your stay In our city,
and / assure you I viii do all IN my power
/ 10 further your excellent work. ii is a
pleasure to me 60 recommend the ability
oC one whom 1 believe to he Justly de-
/ serving
! / can speak from experience, as the
| plasses YOU have made for me have done
/ wonders Ia relieving my headaches, and |
cln now reud with perfect ease, which was
impossible with any glasses l have over
used before coming to you ] shall be
pleased 10 meet any one whom you refer
! to me. as | feel that there are many other
who can hc benefited by your skill VIII
hesitate on calling urou YOU, because yo'
MRS. Il. $. RYAN, 1911 Capitol avenue
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What Ia Sales County Judce Saws

lrstln, Texas, November 23.-County
sAEs c. c. Thomas of la Sale county is
~ iSr few days on business. He saws
als psrt OF the State is beginning to
IN cattle are In q fairly good condition
NJ settling up. ~ NC zap
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cIrcrrstnnn.s and IS destlned 70 become a

circumstances and is destined TO become
popular order here. ,,,
show gave q performance here thls altet,
noon 10 a packed tent charlie slanRer' a
member OF the band with TINS snow - 81
old Oraugeite having been memnef OF
the First Regiment band OF this place
uilmber OF years ago and engaged 10 tue
restaurant business here. 49,.
r Dillon. commercial agent OK the
Gnir Colorado and Santa Fe railroad,
with headquarters at Houston, was N
Orange today, the guest OF j. w. Farker;
general freight agent OF the orange anu
Northwestern railroad.
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norsroN. MEAS. rcb. Is. Lee.

Dr. W. l. seymou Capitol Hotel, City:
Ny Dear Doctor wish to express my
gratitude for what you have done for me,
as my eyes have troubled me all my life.
/ have heep TO a number OF physicians.
Some have helped me- others have not,
but until ! went to you never knew
what II was 10 see things as other people
do. | nm going to commence school. and
am proud as | can be Of being able to
take up my studies again. and ] thank
you from the bottom OF my heart for your
patience and skillful treatment OF my case.
Yours gratefully, CECIL WEIGH,
1910 Montgomery avenue.
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intelligent People Can Not Afford to
Allow this Opportunity to Pass.
CONVINCING PROOF.

-, great many Houston people are lptep.
esleu IN the rev method uf straightsnlui
LOSE tatsS eyes; which has been SO greatly mi
Hose hose U Ut '"Ie bnt Sun there are always
tnose VINO are skeptlcal and who need io
nave brick house fall ON them hrtort
luey can be made to believe their o,,.n
rSf Es, De' o., seymour has given numerous
ttviieithceS Tor the benent of those who arc
interested and there are deems If rhiIdrsN
IN Houston Who have had tIeI eve.
Strengthened by his system ana WHO Ss,,
Inc s ef tS ky gay on the streets or by call
great many people have read Of ana
sven lhe children of Mr.. Henry IT, kuhl.
nun, proprietor OF the star Boiling Wolt~
vi .nIs CITY, aud Il prominent business man.
mnose Integrity and stralg hltorwaIduess Is
100 wei known to give rise to any doubt
even IN the most skcpuca minds his
ciNest child, FloE Dean, about wears Of
%SS +b mas Dee, oeen entirely cured Of cross eyes
ny the use OF glasses alone. Her eyes re-
main perfectly straialt even when the
glasses are removed. and in a few vclrs
cue VIII pc aole 10 dispense with them en-
trei!. Mr.. huhlman's little son, who Is
also cross eyed, and who is under mr. Sow.
mours care, bids fair to be completely
cured also, as his eyes are quite straight
Mheh ne wears his glasses, which the doc
lor mace for him. Mr.. kaufman is very
enthusiastic In his praise OF this method
"i Strengthening cross eyes and will take
pleasure in showing any one who feels in.
terested enough to call the woudprful
change that has been brought about in
the condition of his children's eyes"
p, The above Is clipping taken from The
houston Post three years ago and the fol-
towing statement are simple words of an
probation expressed to Dr Seymour 6y
'lr. kaufman and wife for the more than
satisfactory results which he has obtained
IN treating their Childrens eyes. II seemed
almost impossible to them that Dr.. Sey
mour's method of treatment could accom-
piish such satisfactory results. and MS they
were the subjects Of some unkind remarks
from the friends OF other specialists who
did not fully appreciate the situation they
feel It a personal obligation that they
should assist other people with cross-eyed
children In securing Dr.. Sevmours services
tloy-Dean, now nearly II years Of age
has found 1t unnecessary to wear her
glasses for nearly two years. and her eyes
nave remained perfectly straight. The IT.
te boy Is fast out-growing his trouble and
Is one Of the brightest little scholars in
the public schools an impossible thing were
1t not for the great assistance of perfect
eyeslght l here it might be well to men
tton that there are hundreds of children in
our public -rhools tolNv who are becoming
nervous wrecks, suffering from headaches
and innumcrahle nerve troubles, who could
be entirely relieved by proper glasses.
Mr.. Kuhlman expresses h"-of rs more
than pleased, and fnlly believes that aad
he accepted the advice of other specialists
In having his childrens eyes operated on
that 1t would have been a permanent In
jury to them.
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HOUSTON. TEXAS. FEB. "A, 1899.

Dr. W. !. Seymour, Capitol Hotel, City;
Dear DoctOr-Our little boy Tom, aged
H. whom you fitted with glasses few
weeks ago, is doing nicely aud has quite
overcome the habit Of squintlng, which
was so troublesome. His eyes are greatly
improved and his vision much better.
We are very grateful to you for what
fullest success ia your noble work Yours
very truly, CHARLES n. ELSBURY.
100 Jackson st,
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Eo,rnd bad Near HaskeII.

Haskell. Texas, November 22.-Jim Nc
Farand was found dead just across the
stonewall county line with a bullet hole
10 his head and a revolver lying by bis
side. The verdict was that he came TO
death BY his own hand, but there Is some
dorht ahout that.
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Railroads PayIna onnrterIv 80

Auun' Texas, November 23.-The follow
railroads. paid their quarterly passenger
Sri sUus .,, on passenger earnings for the
sTT, .aH ending September 80:
IN a aors, Texas and Mexican paid
tlN on si7,lT9.72. ~ "1inc pau
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Mu,., ~ Bssvuie, I:l7, second prise, s2s;
A rmn,vbt the streets are crowded., ana
everybody greatly Interested y nave we
.alrs' Nnc.tccd and the whole afalr has
1 oseR p Ispecessful and a credltable 2aie
ana carnival.
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WI WAGE a Crusade AGAINST W..

Aun, Texas November 23.-The min.
. NY. Nne city have decided to open up
sasae on vice and disrespect for the
<rs I'm. nave been going on here for
Rcuow Mob btu VIII base their sermons to-
I'M , vas decided on at a mentIna ot V ~
-'''lal association Tuesday " NV
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InIysrslty CAMPUS selna Imnroved.

Austin. Texas, November pa noticeable
Improvement has been made of late on the
4nlvenlty campus, and when the work is
Esnpleted the grounds will present q beau
NV appearance. II. b. Beck has charge
4 The work and with force of several
ifel expects to have changed appearance
Il mo campus In three or four months.
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ssWS FROM ORANGE

~. sooal Items.
II, = ,Fi z November 2a.-w W
g vset sns was in Orange during
II A's3.nassaaaa Organized local lodge
'ue asm aeal oeaer B'ual Birth. with
tss Wa , na Of twenty-five. The
~ q ii. q an Aaron Miller lodge.
q ibis IL c, Deceased father OF NJ
ias iSsst D. y 'sU
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Comma Home from Cape Nome.

Austin, Texas November 23.-Mr. VIII
bW.N, an Austin boy, will return home
|fon Cape Nome next Thursday. He has
th,sn up there for the past two years, and
|llI many friends here viii be glad to see
&ln. His brother, Robert West. of this
Etu seeeiEfd telegram from him yester.
|fsy dated at San Francisco. conveying the
|lbcYe Intelligence,
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A succEssFuL AFFAIR.

The Corpus Christi Carnival Is over--No
Cases Of Lawlessness Reported.
Corpus Christi. Texas. November 2s,--ro-
dRJ--Knights Of PythiAa aAy-<hs Last Of
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A MYSTERIOUS DEATH.

e,,snoer at Fort Worth Dies from
. Stab in the Groin
~. worth. Texas. November deep
r,ystsrv surrounds the death OF John TAN
nan who died at the hospital yesterday.
ms CAUSE OF death was deep stab In the
1roiu. Hs called at the hosDital Hssk
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Prominent Man at Waco Convicted.
Waco, Texas. November 2s.--J. w Oman,
prominent insurance man Of this city,
was given two years in the penitentlary on
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wanted Authority 10 DO ansln.s.

.I.,,r 4' iefas' November 23.-League of
M sp, an Insurance order of San An.
.Nl,u.s ' d granted authority today by the
bus apartment TO DO business In
Honor sq the Superior Lodge. Degree
IN, a. Y. U. W, OF Sioux CIty.
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HOUSTON, TEXAS. March Il, 1899.
Dr.. w. l. Seymour, Care Capitol Hotel,
city.
unfortunate family In regard TO eye trou
bles, and since you have done SO much
work for US which has proved so very sat
islactory, 1t is with pleasure that recon
mend your Skin.
Having tried various oculists In Chicago
and ST. Louis and other large cities before
coming here. and never having received any
benefit al their hands, had very little hope
OF your doing me any good, hut to my
great delight | have been greatly bene-
far superior 10 those of any eye specialist
/ in the South.
My little boy has also been very much
benefited, and as for myself, | am certain
that the glasses you made for me have been
me means Of saving the sight Of one of
my eyes Wishing you abundant success, l
""'' GRO. W. sCovILLE,
$40 Houston Avenue.
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MRS. c. ORPHEY,
34Ol Harrisburg Road.

Edna. Texas, November %, 19ol.-Dr.
w. /. Seymour has treated my son LOUIS
infancy efaiUg u Since being treated his sight is
very much improved and the constant PAN l,t
he complained Of above his eyes mas isil
hlm entirely / am pleased to say Lou ,
Is happy TO welcome the Doctor back to
Houston aud we from personal expeFltn,,cae
rap chee1Fully recommend him 10 any pne'
Rrsrrctflilv Mrs. l.. A. Dusten
A striking example Of the marvellous
imnroyemenf TO be made within q snort
period can be seen In Michael Herman
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HOUSTON. TEXAS. March II, 1890
Dr. w, l. Seymour, Care Capitol Hotel
city
Dear Doctor-Thc glasses you made for
me have done wonders for my slight.
Being an old woniau-is years OF age,
feel that the remainder OF my ME Woull
have been passed In gloom an9 aaFh ai,a,
81 ! had not received the use OF my egcSS,
which / have done, thanks TO your sklll
and patience ! am sincerely Rratclul o
Won ana hope God will Bless you IN the
work you are doing. Yours very sincere
lv MRS W. II. GLASS,
2GO9 Harrisburg Road.
In commenting on this particular case
DR.. Seymour said that both eyes were de
cIdcdIy crossed ana the child not only suf-
fered in This way. but her sight was so
deficient that she could not zee to pick up
pin ana was awkward ia getting about as
she would stumble over objects that child
with ordinary sght could plainly see. me
glasses made by Dr. Seymour have not
0nly straightened her eyes but have gwen
back the sight 10 both eyes ana she Is
much brighter and happier little one.
HOUSTON, TEXAS, February 10, 1899.
DIT. W. J. Seymour, city
Dear Doctol-We Wish 10 thank you TOR
what you have done for our uttle dauk9
ter May, whose eyes you nave stfSiEn lei ...
Her eyes were straight when she was
born but became crossed lew years i4let'
and nave caused us % great deal Of anxiety
We have often thonght of having theIin
strai-btened as they were continually
growing worse, but have dreaded the
Ibougut OF a surgical operation.
Through your wonderful system OF glassees
STRAIGHT and il is with deepest gratitude
and HEARTFELT appreciation that we add oul
testimony TO those OF your many Other
patients who have been 50 fortunate as <
receive the benefit OF your skill Yours very
9'A' MR.. AND MRS. H. GRoTH,
1901 Maple Street.
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HOUSTON, TEXAS February 10, 1888.

Thomas a brlbe 70 dispose of a case in the
district court The case has attracted CON
siderable interest In this city
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telephone EXCHANGE Changes Hands.
Aogdoches. Texas, November 25'-Ihe
telephone company, owned py
sturdevant have sold sHs al
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MRS, MONOGRAM.
lll4 Hardy Street.
HOUSTON. Texas, Feb. II, 1850

DR.. W. L seymour, Capitol Hotel, Hous-
ton;
Dear sir-I wish to thank you for the
In stralghteulng tho eyes OF our lit e
daughter Matte Your method Is cert8i u.s.
wonderful and we arc thankful 10 have
her eyes cured without rcsOrting TO an op
Grafton which we have always teart d
would be necessary.
we extend an Invitation 10 those who
are Sufficiently Interested To call md 8 c
for themselves the improvement in Mrt
tics eyes and shall he pleased 10 meet
them. You have demonstrated your mar
ve!ons skin TO our perfect sat sfic ion.
and as soon as we are able we SHAH oy
orr faith and confidence 10 you by send
ing you our little boy, who Is ul4o Gro 4
eyed Very sincerely yours,
MRS. A. r. READ,
l6lt Sumaer street
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OFFICE OF THE HOUSTON POST.
HousroN PRINTING Co, Propretors.

w ! city -.
exceedingly TO know that
have your tonight MS must say that d
who has Impressed
me favob In a busnssike Yourself
friends account OF your Gehue
manly lcarn a eXcelency ia work
wi
n
him be consistently Of
' ~ Advertising Manager
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.,as 60 Y. ean saba County Bonds.


Saasr i ~ n,,, November 23.-Attorpey
SssnpssG. OAlias is here Tor a few days
sss general scurry is in Dallas on
% Sp,lIs,iL Leonard of Gainesville Is
ii 4. Fancy has returned from
tnj. . On ISw gt'G. Of Dallas la here for
tss rs,p Nnsl5Ser OF the comp,rorer's
''alFoa co ounce from ten days tap
i'ler Eogsb hohhins and Land Com.
q H. nave returned fran a Az
'u'n OF the San Bernard
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oscIL1ArINa EYES.

:, HOUSTON. TEXAS. march 10 ,eoo
Is Dee ~ n :, seymour. captol Hotel;
,Nue Tor what you have done Tor nv 1sttie
boy james. ~ my httie
On IhTSnsh one Of your articles Iu The Post
D,ng him TO You. and nnd eyerythInr i, ~
ms set forth in that paper ''"s 'uSs
hlle ne Is not entirely recovered can
Wonderful Improvement. ana feni 's 49, a
.nuA Very short time his defects viii Id
t tsas, overcome by your successful mode of
sinserclyY yo,,r wishing ng you success, | am,
MRS. J. II. BLANToN.
Brunner Addition.
NO matter how remarkable or oven won.
derful the skin OF any specialist or scien.
tiss may prove. there are always a rum.
Der Of Wise Arcaers" who derlde all pror.
rcss' II It is beyond their Immediate com.
prehensioD, 1t Is for this reason thar nr
Seymour has gone TO such particular mains
to place rroof positive in the hands Of those
who are interested Ia his work in behalf OF
their own condition.
The above letter was given to DR. sev.
monr three years ago. and in addition TO
the simple statement made here the FOL.
lowing interview occurred since his return
to this city.
Mrs Rlauton called upon him Tor the pur-
pose of expressing her sincere gratitude
and to assure him that time had strength.
ened their confidence in his wonderful abr.
ity to relieve such serious conditions here
tofore pronounced lncurable She said. In
part Words can not express my appre
citation for what you have done for my
boy James; he is now nearly IL years Of
age and Will soon enter the High school.
Ills eyes are very much improved ana had
Il NOT been for Your sklllful treatmeut~and
the wonderful glasses that you gave him
be never would have been able 10 have oc.
comphsheG his work ia school lie has
fought many battles for you. us you doubt.
less understand human rature well enough
to know chat because you were not here to
defend yourself that many inferior doctors.
and even specialists. dcridcd the idea that
his glasses and treatment could he any DIFF.
ferent than the ordinary kind, or that you
were able to do more for him than any
specialist in Houston, but the facts Of the
case are that had taken him to every eye
specialist that l knew of and all had pro-
nounccd his ease hopeless
Having daughter with similar
trouble / fully intended to have ! on treat
her before YOU left, but being unable to
do SO, ] secured glasses from another spe-
cialIst hut they have never accomplished
the purpose for which they were intended.
ard, in fact. she has steadily grown worse
aud l shall bring her to you just as 5000
rs possible TO have you treat her"
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, ,'a'' q Thanks from Mis-, MoKinlov

Illstln Tnv =, ~" WIS., WCNInTcy.
kr,s, ieAa'' November 23.-City Clerk
gEs.,' as received letter from Mrs.
Alos X, expressing her greatful appre.
sspiN Nv tne resolution OF coincidence
" me Austin city council.
I,,.' se r San Saba County Bonds.
y ii si TapGsngIm Snt today registered an
'V' san Saba county bonds.
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Houston Post managers who We
OF seymours
patients, in position experience to his disability
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Charters Filed and Charter Changes.

Charters Filed and Charter Changes.
Austin Texas November 23.-Chartered
asoasy; The Amsterdam Oil and Gas com
1yty Of Amsterdam and Alvin; capital
zrssk $4,000 Purpose. to prospect for
4 a and other minerals. Directors; c. c.
6wyant, f. ]. Cullum, Henry Brodhead w.
10 Scott, New York; w. w. Hoskins, We.
Skga
Garter amendments nled. Wichita and
sAulie Telephone company of Wichita
Bounty by changing It's name to Texas
ET.sphone company. and increasing Its cap
tlti stock from $500 to $1,000. The Com
snHcls Telephone company of San Antonio,
EeIendng Its field Of operation to a dozen
counties In East Texas.
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CROSS EYES
ABSOLUTELY STRAIGHTENED
WITHOUT AN OPERATION.
me Only Perfect and Scientific
way OF Doing This Work.

me Only Perfect and Scientific
way OF Doing This Work.
Surgical Operations Are Mouv T,,res
a ra'iure and Only Improve the
appearance, Leaving the Sight
onassisted and Sometimes
Blind Eye.
hundreds OF People Have Been D..
iieved of This Afilicl.on bv Dir
seymour's New Method
a Positive Cure Can Be Guarantee
In Nine-Tenths of the Cases
Taken by Him.
intelligent People Can Not Afford IN
Allow this Opportunity to Pass
DO Not Be Skeptical or Narrow r1luded
or Accept Outside Advice on a
Subject OF Such Vital
Importance.
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ANOTHER BUSINESS MANS OPINION

~
Dr. W. |. Seymour Houston, Texas.
Dear Or. Seymolr-l take great pleasure
In adding my praise to that of others iu
regard to your wonderful system Of restoi.
iug sight.
had considered my left eye blind for q
number of years, and Of late had conf
Wcpced to experience troTb,e With ihe
other eye. BY the glasses Won made 1Qr
me my left eve has been very muea i'm
proved In sight, and feel that the seY-
Ice you have rendered me $ iuvaiHabe.
You are welcome TO refer people to me,
as | feel ii is n duty, as well as q pleasure,
to commend your exceptional ability as nm
eye specialist.
Being a business man. / appreciate the
many unpleasant features that a stranger
has to contend with in coming to q new
place, but | feel certain that all who hay
made your personal acquaintance feel tine
utmost confidence in you. and ] trust tAat
no one suffering with eye troubles Will al
low the opportunity Of seeing Won pass
Yours very truly, TllGO, DREN Ling
1902 pcase Avenue
Mr.. Theo Dreyling has not MS yer called
on Or. Seymour since his return To this
city, but expressed himself 10 friend
that he fully intended doing so, as tim'
had only STRENGTHENED his confidence In
him. He also stated that his left eye
which he considered blind for a number
of years, had entirely regancd It's iosl
sight, and the little girls eyes are very
much improved, and he intends bringing
her In to see him.
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N. IN. l. sermonr. Rooms 403-4 Moore

81 Burnett Building Houston. Texas:
Dear Doctm--My daughter, Mrs. d II
Mite of 2O15 Walker avenue, who has Just
vitation tells me that you would appreciat'
a letter of commentator from my hands
as to the work You done for me in hiupg
my eyes while you was here three years
ago. 49, Il.
II gives me pleasure Ia recommend the
work from my experience, and | thank you
for your kind invitation ana VIII eau On
you as soon as ! am able.
Yours sincerely, r,,,.y