SUDDEN DISCOVERY OF BLINDNESS.
A gentleman who was a prominent citizen in the place where he lived, says the Cambridge (Mass.) Tribune, told a room mate one morning several years ago that he dreamed the night before that he had lost the sight of one eye. Experimenting, he discovered that one eye was actually blind. He consulted the most eminent oculists without avail, the eye remaining sightless the remain,der of his life. The above was called to mind by a similar incident which happened to a lady of our acquaintance residing in Dover, Vt., some weeks since. _ The lady, being in usual health on retiring to rest, awoke in the morning to find that the left eye was entirely blind, from which Bhe has since been unable to see, .and from which it is probable she will never recover. The family and physician are unable to account for the very .strange blindness, which came during fileep.
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Temuka Leader, Issue 355, 17 February 1881, Page 3
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156SUDDEN DISCOVERY OF BLINDNESS. Temuka Leader, Issue 355, 17 February 1881, Page 3
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