The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-03
GOOD G. Do news
TRAVELS. |; FAST
A Norfolk Lady Writes to Cousin
Here About her Good
Fortune.
MR. a. e. LAMlkIN
Tells Of Charles Lincoln Smiths
Noble. Work lii Norfolk Last L
III Winter.
MR.. a. e. L:AMklN

Cast a pebble into the bosom Of a calm
and placid lake and the little wavelet
which 1t makes widens with each motion
OF the water III ever-lncreaslng circles
until they finally reach the very farth--
4 And thus 1t is. with the lives. OF people.
a good deed done may soon be forgot.
ten, but the Influence which "radlates
from thatSon,e decd may reach unto tho.
very ends Of tho earth. An instance IL
Illustrative OF this has recently occurred,
Within a year ago Mrs. Stewart, Of
Norfolk a very prominent lady OF that
. Oily, suffered an accident which seriously
damaged herseyeslght,. causing most in.
tense pains and neuraglc trouble, and
her physicians anticipated nervous dis.
orders even more. serlous.Athan ssthose
With which. she was already affected.
It SO happened about the time that
Mrs Stewart was suffering the. most with
headaches and other troubles Incident
upon the injury to her eyes, that Charles
Lincoln Smith, the New York specials
list. was visiting Norfolk, professionally,
last spring. Mrs. Stewart was persuaded
to consult him. and this she did, to
/. her everlasting Joy and gratitude. Her,
headaches, defects of vision and other
nervous disorders disappeared as BY
magic under the <skiful method and
prescription glasses Of Charles Lincoln
Smith. Ills work performed wonders for
her sight. and to Z him she says she be-
lieves that she owes her lie and happi-.
ness l-Esa 1874 u = ~
No wonder, then. that when s'shes
learned that thesmai1 who.had+, p.fo.d
herfunder a,debt Of: gratitude was 2lnl
Richmond. that her thoughts naturally
turned to herscousn In Richmond, whom
she wellXknew was In dire need Of the
services or a skil'ful expert This cousin
Is Mr.. Anderson E.. Lankln, and to him
she wrote at once urging that he lose
no time In consulting Charles Lincoln
s'r!th. Mr.. La nrkin Is a son Of Police
OH'cer z. c.; IamHin No, 3l18 East
Broad Street, ore Of tie best known and
most popular men on the Richmond forc.,..
and for ryears,i.f1as haan shipping clerk !;
at the P, f. Mayo tobacco factory. . NJ -
Lamk'n has4heenlsa great sufferer from
headache and defective vlsion2 In an
interview yesterday Mr.. Lamkin stated
that he had already hurried to accept
his cousin advice, and that he had
received the full benefit OF Charles LIN
coin Smiths phenomenal skill He has
done a g,,at piece Of work for mo. said
Mr. Lamkin;f the. headaches which In.
capacitated me frequently from business.
from a defectai In my VISION. are: now a
thing Of the5past.erI can now work late
at night without .the slightest pain. Be-
fore t.eing fitted with Charles Lincoln
Smiths presentation glasses Il often had
to suspend t:,ny work !forsyhours. and i
frankly.b be-! eye tia + thIst eminent special
list Is q public stene factor,.a 81 s.f
II you have blurr)hg: d!5zllness. neural i: !,
g1a.. hea dhches., spots Before the eyes. In
na mmat ion, winking, trembling spells. cat
aract. burning and smart'ng Of the eyes.
va rious nervous and brain affections en-.
failing not only positive injury to the
sight. but! untold misery, call Immediately.