Rensselaer Republican, Volume 21, Number 37, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 16 May 1889 — Page 5 Advertisements Column 2 [ADVERTISEMENT]

J ZZ : - J - WILL VISIT MU, Hi. PROF L. H. GOULD, Optician Specialist, of Peru, ind., Can be consulted FREE on all ERRORS OF REFRACTION, OR. WASHBURN’S OFFICE. —ON— Thursday, Friday * ~~" and Saturday, May 23, 24 A 25m

PROF. GOULB makes an accurate and exhaustive examination of each Eye, learns its exact shape, age, condition, power, &c., and makes a lens to fit each eye, so accommodating the two lenses that the wearer sees with perfect ease, comfort and distinctness, thus making freqaent changes unnecessary. Prof. Gould has the advantage of years of PRACTICE ANB PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE in the treatment of optical defect of the Eyes. He is endorsed by the leading men of every business and profession.

EVIDENCES OF FAILING VISION:

1. Sparks or spots floating bejore the eyes. 2. Quivering of lids, or sensation of sand in the eyes. 3. Perceptible fatigue or the requirement of strong light in reading. 4. The holding of objects at arm’s length or close to the eyes. 6. . Squinting one eye or seeing double. 6. Dizziness or darting pains to the eye balls or over the temples. 7. Perceiving a colored circle around the lamp. 8. Blurring of vision or being unable to distinguish objects at a distance distinctly. 9. Sensitiveness of the eyeballs, or contraction of the visual field. 10 Watering or redness of the eye-lids, running together of the letters while reading or seeing vertical lines better than the horizontal ones.

If you have any of the above symptoms beware! They are the monitors telling you of approaching danger, and admonishing you to see an Optican at once. You evidently are needing glasses, or the ones you are using are unßuited to your eyes, _ ■. ' ■ Prof. Gould never fails on far, near, weak or peculiar sight Most earnestly and meaningly I urge it upon the readers of The Bepublican, that it is the duty of every one who uses or contemplates the use of spectacles, to see Prof. Gould that their sight may be made .easy and preserved for years. Prof. Gould will remain until Saturday evening. No longer Don’t fail to call, whether you want work or not Artificial eyes inserted without pam.