Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-18
GEORGE EARLE SAVED
FROM BLINDNESS BY
A NEW TREATMENT
Cataracts in Both Eyes Re-
moved by Osteopath After
Financier Had Given
Up Hope
NERVES MADE TO WORK

George II. Earle. head Of the Real Es-
tate Trust Company, the Pennsylvania
Sugar Refining Company, the Finance
Company Of Pennsylvania, and many
other large concerns, after facing total
blindness. has had his sight fully re-
stored by a new treatment which prom
lses TO mark a new epoch in the treat
ment Of cataract OF the eye.
Mr.. Earle's close friends have known
for some time OF the seemingly mlracu-
lous cure, but the public generally was
never acquainted with the fact that about
four years ago the prospect of Is per
cent. vision at the best was all that
physicians held out to him, and that he
had been advised to prepare TO close out
his vast financial interests should the
worst happen.
IN. treatment consisted of a simple
building-up process, after the function
ing OF the nerves OF nutrition had been
restored, without the aid Of lenses or
surgical operation.
Mr. Earle was examined. because OF eye
trouble, by three oculists shortly before
the mayoralty campaign OF 1911. They
declared he had cataracts in both eyes.
why he went to Doctor Dunnington,
with offices in the Real Estate Trust
Building is explained in statement he
dictated. Mr.. Earle says he was afflicted
with what his physicians said was lum-
bago. and during the receivership Of the
Real Estate Trust Company suffered so
much pain that he was ready to do al
most anything to be cured.
To his surprise, the physician de-
clared that he did not have lumbago. but
that there was a displacement and one
OF his legs was at least an inch and a
half longer than the other. Within a
half hour, Mr.. Earle says. his trouble
was ended when Doctor Dunnington made
the requisite adjustment.
He tells this as follows:
Remembering my past experience with
Doctor Dunnington. / then consulted
him He told me to use my eyes just
as much as 1 chose, and he was per-
fectly confident not only that my eyes
would grow no worse, but would ulti-
mately be entirely free from the trouble:
there would be no operation, and not to
have the slightest anxiety uDon the sub
ject.
Il think that was nearly four years
ago. Since that time have had the con-
stant, and often severe. use of my eyes,
my sight has wonderfully improved, as
far as observations can tell and as
far as an examination will show, the
cataract upon the. left eye. which was
the worst, Is entirely gone and there is
only a microscopic remainder of that
upon the right. which is leaving with
great rapidity.
II feel as though have seen a series of
miracles not only in my case, but in
other friends, who have gone to Doctor
Dunnington, and upon whom he has. by
the simplest methods. upon the most ra-
tional principles, secured cure after cure
not merely in cataract, but i'm other trou-
bles that have baffled all other practi-
tioners.
II do not think there is anything to add,
except that there is a certain feeling of
awe in realizing that one Is. perhaps, the
first instance in history of a person who
has had this afhiction and been cured. II
this statement should prove of service TO
anybody. II will, of course, be an addi-
tional qualification to that which 1 feel for
my own rescue from what is perhaps the
greatest possible human affiiction."