_SQUIRE KNIGHT'S_
EYE OINTMENT,
For the Cure of all
Diseases of the Eyes, approaching even to Blindness.
It Cures Impaired Vision, Blurring, Weak and Watery
Eyes, Cataracts, Sore Eyes left by Measles, Red
and Sore Eyelids, Partial Blindness, Inflammation
of the Eyes, Obscurity of
Vision.
Excessive reading by candle or gas light, constant exposure to
dusty roads, too frequent indulgence in excessively glaring
sunlight, and the irritating consequences of tobacco smoke in
confined rooms, are a few of the causes of disease of the Eye.
This celebrated Eye Ointment has cured thousands of cases of
Dimness of Sight, Specks, Kells, Sore Eyelids, Inflamed Eyes,
Bloodshot and Watery Eyes, &c., and is peculiarly valuable in
curing Sore Eyes in Children left by an attack of Measles.
There is no pain in its application, as it is simply smeared
on the lid of the eye every night; and it has been used for
years, by all ages, with the best effects. _See thousands of
Testimonials._
Mr. H. Tomlin, 94, Shepherdess Walk, City Road, London,
wonderfully cured of inflammation of the eyes, of 12 years'
standing.--July 5th, 1877.
J. A. Walkington, 13A Eastborough, Scarboro', was cured of
dreadful bad inflamed eyes, after trying all the best occulists
in the country.
Mary Ann Parsons, of Cradley Heath, Stourbridge, was perfectly
cured of bad eyes after four years of great pain and partial
blindness.--17th September, 1873.
Richard Whitehouse, Park Lane, near Dudley, was blinded by
inflammation in the eyes for seven years, and was cured by the
use of two pots of "Squire Knight's Golden Eye Ointment."--1st
August, 1873.
Thomas Snow, of Hanley Potteries, was effectually cured of
bleary and imperfect sight, produced by working in a heated
potter's room.--3rd February, 1873.
Mr. George Beale, of 24, Weltham Street, Barnsley, writes to
say that a great many sufferers with bad eyes, in Barnsley,
have been rapidly cured by the use of "Squire Knight's
Ointment."--21st June, 1875.
Sergeant Hawkins, 48th Regiment, at Bellary, East India, had
his eyelashes restored by this Ointment, and many soldiers in
the regiment were cured by its use.
Mr. John Fletcher, of West Ardsley, near Wakefield,
writes:--"Your Eye Ointment is worth a guinea a box, for it
cured my eyes when nothing else would."--5th March, 1875.
_With thousands of other Testimonials._
Write to any of the above persons to prove the truth of these
remarkable cures.
Sold and prepared only by
C. F. G. CLARK & SON,
CHEMISTS,
MARKET PLACE DUDLEY.
And sold by all respectable Medicine Vendors in the Kingdom.
SOLD IN POTS at 1s. 1½d., 2s. 9d., and 4s. 6d., or sent by Post
for 9, 15, or 36 Stamps.