The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-09
TESTIMONIALS.
TO CORRECT THIS EVIL,

was A. c. Jones's desire; pr. A. A.
 Odom did it. MT Jones. ticket agent
 of the l. C. R. R. of Oxford. Miss. says
 I am no longer troubled with my eyes,
 thanks to the use of Dr. A. A. Odom's
 method and prescription glasses. My
 chief trouble was with my right eye,
 which was always hurting me. and the
 left one was forced to do all the work,
 and what I wanted was to correct this
 evil, and had tried glasses for num-
 Der of years. hoping to get my eyes
 straight but could not do so until I
 tried Dr. A. A Odom, who has made my
 eyesjght correct l regard Dr. Odom
 marvellous expert, and the great good
 he is doing is recognized by all who
 are brought in contact with him. l
 think some times there are men created
 for some great purpose. and this gen
 tleman seems to have been selected for the good work he is doing. l am all right now, and can even work without my glasses, and yet the trouble does not come to my eye as heretofore
 JOY TO THE HEART OF A MUSICIAN. skilled piano tuner was almost
 without the blessings of sight. It Is said that although accidents are unfor- tuoate heredity have been responsible fo.- many a musicians blindness: yet such unfortunate happenings mas lalieu to withhold from the soul of man the beauties of music, its sweetness and neIody many a musician has been de- nied the light of day. but withall many such a one has delighted the world with their genius and have brought iov to the hearts of others, when per haps 1t did not reign in their own ex- cent when music held sway there. But io1 unexpected, unforeseen joy has been brought to the heart of l. Hinson. Mu- | stefan. pianist and instrument tuner I In the employ of the well known music establishment of J S. Smith x Co., or | New Orleans La. Originally New Or- | leans boy, MT Hinson was an inmate or | tbe hIind school of Jackson, Miss. and | for nine long years he was an inmate | of the institution, and although he was given every attention at the command | of the splendid institutions his eye | sight failed to improve. Although | blind totally in one eye only, he was stilI one of the great number there I classes in the ranks of the sightless, | for his left eye could not stand the | light of day and his right was weak
 and of little use to him. Today things are different with him, the light Of day | has come into both eyes. and with it
 has come into his heart. The wonder | fuI transformation was brought about l hv Dr. A. A. OdOm and his prescription | classes which Mir. Hinson now wears | Mr Hinson is most enthusiastic in ms praise for the work of Dr A Odonl, | and the latter has no better friend | ana no HoIe hI uVu' ,t"til'i Hr Iyio
 thousands he has helped than Mir iln , | son" He has simply accomplisned | wonders with my eyes," says MT Hln-
 son. Some time ago I came to him in
 a terrible condition. I could not see l out of my left eye; in fact daylight
 was only a faint whtish suggestion to
 it. My right eve was very weak, ana | could not read with it to do any | good. When I tried 1t I was forced to | do what little reading I could with my
 right eye. My eyes watered and hurt
 me. They were weak, very weak. Now l however. with the aid of pr. A. A. l Odom's splendid method and prescrlp-
 tion classes I can see out of both my ] nves My left eve seems as strong as
 my right. and both are getting strong
 CT each day. Many of my friends have
 watched my case with interest. and they. too, are gratified with my good | fortune.