IN INTERVIEW
ON TRE EVES
(Continued from Page Three)
ing out into two millions of nerve
endings inside of each eyeball,
which receive the photographic im
presions and convey them to the
brain and produce single vision, as
you flash your line of vision in an
infinite number of directions and
with marvelous speed. Now the
six external muscles surrounding
each eyeball, that are devitalized
for instant action or duction, by
the distribution of nerve supply
from the cerebellum of the brain,
those muscles line up the two eyes
to do instant teamwork, like you
would drive a spirited team of
horses. Now, many times this team
of eyes pull together about like a
bucking broncho would pull togeth
er with an old plow horse, and
this muscular imbalance is usually
caused by letting the eyes go too
long without proper glasses to re
lieve the eyestrain.
There are twelve coats o: layers
to the Retina or back of the eye
ball; one layer of rods and cones
are highly sensitized and vibrate
with nerve force to receive the rays
of light or photographic image.
(Like electricity makes a copper
wire vibrate) and one of the lay
ers, a dark pigment absorbs and
records the .photographs for trans
mission to the 'brain. Now, if by
neglect of your eyes, or excessive
smoking or bad brands of whiskey,
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you should acquire atrophy of the
optic nerve, or a desensitized or
deadening of the two million optic
nerve ends, then your vision will be
permanently damaged with no hope
for recovery. When an experienced
technical practitioner examines the
Retina or inside back of the eye
ball he can instantly detect sys
temic conditions, such as, Bright’s
disease, diabetes, anemia, blood di
seases, so when you get a scien
tific examination of the eyes you
also get a very good physical exam
ination which can be used for time
ly preventive or curative measures.
Many people erroneously say,—
“Now that I have a good vision for
distance and can see anything flar
away, so I need no glasses ifbr
that,”—but the patient does not
realize HOW he sees or by how
much wasting o-f nervous energy
that vision has produced.. You may
see well, but by a severe accom
modative strain, Which strain can
only be measured by an accurate
test of the eyes. We determine not
only what you see (but how you see!
The writer has given in the past
21 years’ practice in Seattle, over
twelve thousand treatments to cor
rect muscular deviations of the eyes
and was the first to introduce that
system on the Pacific coast.
Lf you want to keep young and
efficient, healthy and happy, have
your eyes examined every ear or
two and wear glasses to save nerve
strain when you need them; and no
worthy, capable practitioner will
prescribe glasses unless you need
them.
Some people erroneously say.—
“Novr if I begin wearing glasses,
I will always bare to wear them.”
That is incorrect. It isn’t because
you begin to wear them, it is sim
ply the condition or malformation
of the eyeballs that produces the
loss of vision or strain that de
mands the wearing of glasses. The
wearing of glasses gives comfort
and nervous relaxation fulfilling an
urgent demand and should not be
thought of as an acquired habit.
If you want beautiful eyes and
expresion, make them efficient and
restful.
As a graduate and post graduate
of some of the best eye colleges
and a practitioner of twenty-five
' years experience, the writer feels
qualified to speak with accuracy on
this little understood subject. AVhen
you think of purchasing glasses for
your eyes, remember you are deal
ing with the most delicately con
structed, complex, marvelously pois
ed (beautiful pieces of intricate ma
chinery ever conceived by God’s
creative craft man ship. You would
n’t take millions of dollars for
them! Don’t abuse them or ne
glect them! Have them examined
by a competent graduate optome
trist or eye-specialist every year to
eighteen months, as they change in
form about that often.
The writer will be in Sewarc
from June 12th to the 20th Indus
ive, at the Van Gilder hotel anc
! will gladly offer (free consultation]
! to all interested persons.
hazelet visits again
George C. Hazelet, director of the
Cordova Abstract & Realty Co., man- j
ager of the Chilkat Oil Company, and
one of the most influential business
men in the entire Territory, returned
to Seward Saturday from Fairbanks.
Mr. Hazelet left Seward a week ago,
last Saturday for Cordova and went
over the Richardson highway in two
days just making rail connections for
the coast. He departed for his home
and office yesterday on the S.S. Alas
ka.
Attorney Frank Morton returned to
his local offices Saturday from a few
days’ business visit to Anchorage.
ORE SHIPMENTS FROM
m IS REVIVED OVER
TIE HJSU MILROU
About 40(i tons of silver ore, tbe
first of the season’s shipment* from
the Mayo district, arrived in Seward
Saturday from Xenana and was sent
south for smelting on the S-S. Alaska
The ore was brought to Xenans on
the White Pass steamer Yukon and
marks the resumption of shipping out
over the Alaska Railroad instead of
out by way of the upper Yukon riv
er. The ore filled a large barge and
when transferred to the railroad fi ec
nine cars.
Brunswick Phonographs and records
—Schallerer’s Alaska Sbop.
Fine Leather Purses and Hand Bags
—Schallerer’s Alaska Shop.
A. E. Hewitt, Anchorage office man
ager for the Lathrop interests was a
week end business visitor in Seward.
Mr. Hewitt returned to the Inlet town
this morning.
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