The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1892-12-01

OFFICE HOURS: He can be
consulted from a. m 10 II m and
frem 3 to 6 p. M.
All those suffering with weak eyes
or sore eyes, will do well by having
their eyes examined by
DIR. RIOS,
FREE OF CHARGE
Remember, an examination of the
eye is free.
Read tile following testimonials:
Thousands of Others can be seen at
his office, opposite the Quincy Hotel.
TESTIMONIALS.
Fayetteville, n. c., June 3, 1892.
DIR. Simon ROs: The glasses | got
from you are excellent and give me
perfect satisfaction. From my own
knowledge of you as an Optician, and
from the various testimonials that |
have seen, l am sure you can supply
glasses at reasonable prices to any
who may need them.
w. G. McDUFFIE, NJ. D.
NEWTON GROVE, n. c., June Is, '92.
DR.. Ros:-My eyes have improved
very much since you have been treat
ing them. The felon or cataract grow
ing in my right eye has disappeared,
and the sight is much improved, Can
see much better than | have for several
years Will say that | can recommend
your treatme Mt to any person who has
any trouble with the eye.
ISAAC WILLIAMS.
Newton Grove, n c., June Is, '92
DR.. Simon Ros. Fayetteville, N. C.
Dear Sir:-I take great pleasure
in saying that those eye glasses that
great benefit to him. He has never
al 70
about five inches from his eyes, and
now can see and tell what is passing
one hundred years or over. He has
| been so ever since | started him to
| school, when he was about six years
| old, and now, he is Is years old, and
says he feels free from his eyeslght.
If any person needs bis services | am
willing to recommend him to them
for the eyes for help.
ARTHAL LEE, S. C. Sur.
State of North Carolina,
Cumberland County.
Fayetteville, n. c., May 81, 1892.
DIR. Simon Ros:
| Dear Sir:-I take pleasure in stat
ing that the Spectacles l purchased
of you have given me perfect salts
faction in every respect, and have
proved more beneficial than any
glasses heretofore used by me.
Very Respectfully,
CHAS. G. CAIN, Clerk.
Office of City Recorder,
Fayetteville, n. c., May Is, 1892.
DIR. Simon Ross:
Dear Sir I take pleasure in stat
ing that the Eye Glasses purchased
| from you are in every respect salts
factory, intact the only Glasses l
have ever been able to secure that |
considered of any value. Ny wife
has been fitted by the same and they
are in every way satisfactory.
| Very respectfully.
W. D. CASTOR.
PRONOUNCED BLIND YET RESTORED
TO GOOD SIGHT.
Goodwin Station, Cumberland Co..
| N. c.. May Is, 1892.
DIR. S. Ros:
/ must acknowledge the obliga-
tions that | am under to you for the
cure you have effected On my daugh.
ter's eyes. Last winter my laugh
ter. Sallie, was taken sick with ty
phoid fever and was confined to hel
bed for several months. She haG
been given up to die for severa
| times, but with the help of oul
Creator. got better. After she go
we'll of thesfever she was left quite
blind; in fact, she was so bad tina
she could not see anything befor,
her, all she could tell was betwix
/ daylight and dark. One day al
: Ophthalmic Doctor came to see he
and pronounced her totally BLIND
Then he persuaded me to. tax,
my daughter down to Fayette
: vile, but she was so feeble that sh
: was not able to go, So was per
! suaded by her friends to get you t.
come out to my house, and you ex
amined her eyes, treated her accor
dinghy, and fitted her with glasses
and she soon went to reading an
could read the smallest print, in fac
she could read out of a small Tesla
b meet. That was surprising to every
= body who saw her pronounced blind
But now she can see as well as any
= body, and with the help of Almight
God and your treatment, she is resto
ed to sound sight. Ican'tsay enoug
in your favor and hope this will il
= duce Others to try your .treatmen
: before giving up all hopes OF recoy
: cry. Your obedIent servant,
+ ALEC WADE,
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