Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-03-10


weeks. He makes all troubles prod1c-
ed by measels, fever, smallpox, granu-
lations of the lids and eyes disappear IL
few days. He makes color blind eyes
see their natural colors. The ateTinp
and matering stop. He is the sole own
err, inventor and manufacturer of the
sight restorer that makes blind eyes
see and weak eyes strong.
What he has done for others he car
do for you.
Thomas Nottingham wos s years in
Clay county poor hovse; it WAS no fault
of his; he was blind Prof Morris re-
stored his sight in August, 1908. He
works in coal mine, has home of hi
own and friends and money as well a.
good sight now.
Nancy Minor was only 80 years old;
she was blind with cataracts for five
years. She could not work and had no
money. Mercer county paid her ex-
penses. Prof Morris restored her sight
and she makes her own living now.
Prof. Morris opens the eyes Of the
county poor free.
GOOD WORK AT ROMNEY.
When r. w. Thompson, deaf, dumb
and blind, of Petersburg, with his de-
voted wife, also mute, drove into
Romney, the sympathy of everybody
who saw him was elected by his pIta-
+, BILE misfortune and apparent poverty.
He was seeking the man who makes
the blind see, and did not seem to
mind the cold drive of 40 miles over
counties. With two ears of corn for
their horse and some cold rations In
paper box for themselves, they hoped
to get along. And well they did, thaoks
to Landlord Parker, who babe them
welcome and arranged for their keep
ing. Prof. Morris soon set the lamps
of the poor old man to work, and on
Monday night Mr.. Thompson's cata-
racts were sufficiently removed and his
sight restored for him to see his wife's
signs and understand the mute meth
cd of talking by lamp light. He sig
nailed joy in his own peculiar way,
saying very regretfully that for the
past six years he had kept out of the
poor house and earned scanty liveli-
hood by dragging his feeble companion
around with him to show him his
work. He.thsnRed God for his good
ness to him and said that what was
done tor him could never halt be told
Lemuel Kidwell, of Slanesville, came
to Prof. w. j. Morris, at the Parker
House on Monday, and as soon as be
opened his eyes after the first drop CT
medicine he could see better than ever
before in his life. He was born par
TALLY blind. Prof. Morris improved
his sight so much III an hour, he left
for his home rejoicing.
Old Granny" Webster residing
about mile from Romney, was blind
with cAtaracts She was led by young
Eliz, to Prof. Morris and in few
hours was laughing in her sleeve.
"What' the matter with yon," said
the doctor. "The way dar blesst d
lighI am gatherin' in dis room are re-
| markable," she replied. She was first
enabled to see her hand; then her
shoes and other objects. On Sunday
she knew her husband and walked
little by herself.
l.. c. Twigg, of Oldtown, Md, says
Prof. Morris is improving his sight.
He has been almost totally blind for
number of years f.om the effect OF
wood alcohol.
Geo. Whetzel, o; Moorefeld, was uu-
abe to read newspaper print for II
yeas on account of cataracts which
are nearly gone now, He viii have
fan sight in a few days.
He WAS UCCESSFUL At KEY