The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-06-18

MIR. and Mrs. LiDgerEeld. I was al
once impressed with the business
like way and painstaking method of
their examination. and upon compile
tioa Of same was at once told the
error of refraction in my eyes could
be corrected by specially ground
lens for each eye, as they were quite
different. The difference in my eyes
! proven to me by the aid of their nu-
merous optical instruments, which
fact l never knew before. / consid-
cred my eyes equally as bad. | was
fitted accordingly with glasses and
by the use of same / can most gladly
say that / can now discern the fea-
lures of people at great distance !;
everything is seen with perfect ease
and clearness. appreciate what
these opticians have done tor me and
have no hesltancy in recommending
them to my neightors and fliends as
being thoroughly honorable and up
right In their work.
EX-REPREsENTATIvE T. B. cox.
who lives at the corner of High and
Mulberry streets, Lancaster, O., says:
81 purchased pair of glasses of Mr..
ard Mrs. Lingerfie!d, which l think
have done me world of good in
three weeks time, as can now read
for several hours without that tiring
and aching of the eyes. Everything
looks as clear and distinct as when l
did not need glasses at all to aid my
vision. My eyes feel decidedly bet
ter and seem to improve each day.
Thereby in consideration of results
obtained 1 have no hesitancy in rec :
ommending Mr., and Mrs. Lineerfisld
as able and efficient people in cor
recting errors of refraction.'
ADAM ANEsHANsLEy,
the we'll known farmer, who lives
eight miles southeast of Lancaster,
O., says: ''Surely the improvement
made in my eyes is more than 1 ex-
pected, end l willingly speak of it as
am greatly pleased with the glass
es l got of MIR. and Mrs. Lingerfield.
When 1 used the old glasses ] had
of late ] gould hardly see anything
with them-letters would all mix up,
and become very dim, then tire my
eyes SO / would have to quit read
ing. Also, I would become very
sleepy when 1 would try to read with
my old glasse and | could not see at
a distance with them, and without
glasses everything at distance is
cloudy like; but with the glasses I
got of Mr.. and Mrs. Lingerfeld l
can see everything clearly at dist
ance, and can see to read the finest
print, and my eyes feel so easy all
the time. My eyes must be getting
stronger for l notice / can see to
read little without the glasses at
all, and l believe if they keep on i'm
proving this way l can go without
glasses IN a year or so. I feel very
proud of the glasses and say so to
the public that all may know where
to get good glasses"
HEADACHE A THING OF THE PAST.
Adam Baus, who lives at $50 East
Mulberry street, Lancaster, o., trav-
cling salesman for the A. Bauman
Co., says: Il prize my glasses fit
ed by Mr.. and Mrs. Lingerfield be-
yond money consideration. No sam
would tempt me to give them up as
there seems to be perfect transfor-
nation in my experience siEco woaf-
ing them. No one but sufferer of
daily sick and nervous headache can
appreciate what ! mean by making
this assertion. That money is not
taken in consideration, if a headache
Is to be overcome. 1t is surely the
pleasure of my life to make this
statement, that not IN q siugls IN
stance have 1 experienced an ache or
a pain in my head or eyes since wear
ing the glasses. For long time l have
been a sufferer Of this terrible NAL
ady, but l did not think my headache
was caused by my eyes as l thought
my sight was perfect until read
Mr.. and Mrs. Linger6elds advertise
ment, wherein they described teel-
ings had experienced, such as sand
in your eyes, itching, burning sensa-
ton when / read little while, felt
as if | wanted to rub the very eyes
out of my head. Blu. oh now what
a difference since using the glasses,
not symptom of q headache, as sta
ted before. have l experienced. The
imaginary sand In the eyes has all
disappeared. My eyes seem SO rested
with the glasses on that wear them
all the time. I can see everything
clearly at distance, both far and
near, and!iu behalf Of the opticians
will say they surely understand the
eye in all its phases and conditions,
TOR when they examined my eyes my
symptoms were at once described
better than ! could have done it my
self. They make no apparent effort
TO mystify but take pains to enlighten
one as to the conditions and defects of
the eye and offer suggestions and ad-
vice regarding the wearing of glasses
At once beneficial to the patient. Also
their charges are reasonable"
Mr.. and Mrs. Lingerfeid nave the most
perfectly equipped and handsomely furn-
shed optical parlOrs in the State of Ohio.
which are located in the Pruden Building,
1T the corner of Main and Fifth streets. Day
on, o. During the past fourteen years, be-
ng assisted by their staff Of opticians they
ave fitted successfully forty-three thousand
leOnle in the Stafa q Ohio