The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-22
Wife Of Singer Sewing Machine
Company Manager. Rob
ert C. Traylor. a .45.5s
HER DENTIST REFUSED
TO DRAW HER TEETH
Lady Who Praises
Charles Lincoln Smith, Tells
Her Remarkable Experience
Her Life Full Of Suffering for
More Than IS Years. sS

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IT. Is an almost Incredible story that
Robert G.. Traylor tells of the nstound-$S
Ing achievement performed by Charles
Lincoln Smith. III N 2 #5r 81. ~
There are few men 50 widely knownSin
tho business and social life Of Richmond Y
rs the manager of the Singer Sewing
Machine Company's offices here. Ills ~
business brings him In intimate toucll
with the homes of the city. His name Is
almost Il household word. Mr. Traylor's
residence Is 1T Sl2 West Main Street. III. i
The case of Mrs. Traylor Is Il renark-H;
able one In many respects She had been 4
suffering for IS years or more With illet. 4
tho optomitist 4 N VIZ
MY wife was threatened with the loss
Of tho sight Of her left eye said Nfr.3S
Traylor, discussing the case. "We feared
she was going blind. She suffered ter.
rlble pains. What she endured only her.
self can tell. l would find her when; Iss
went home from my Office In the eve1S{5
ming with her temples swathcd IN band va
ages and her condition indescribab bly,
pathetic. So great was the agony she
endured that she would frequently say
It was unbenrabc. She almost preferred \
death to the living torture.
"I must confess that I had no great b
faith In Charles Lincoln Smith When my x
wife placed herself under his care Bi5 She
had tried so.mnny ocullsts and so many
cures that had begun to believe her
case was hopeless. ~ III
IN two weeks tho change she under-SSS
went was simply marvellous. I find her y
smiling and happy when reach homo
in the evenings. She complains no long 81
err Of the palms that once made her llfo
miserable. And, most wonderful oil al, SS
the left eye which We thought would boz
come unless In a short time has becns
stored by Charles Lincoln Smiths me thod#
and prescription glasses so completely;
that she Is actually convinced that She
has better sight in that eye than ever
before. 1 cannot too strongly endorse
the clever expert who has effected such
remarkable results in the case Of b my
Wife" "a. II M
Mrs. Traylor is overjoyed with the 70 9
coverys Of her failing Seyesight. She says: n
II suffered indescribabl pains in the 81
temples. neck and head for thirty i've
years. My eyes We're weak. wateryS and Y
drivesin windy weather tho outing was
m ordeal rather than a pleasure. Tho Y
wind infamed my eyes md caused Thorn
to wa ter dstressingly In the evenings
! would suffer $excruciating pains which,
I attributed first to neuralgia, then q to3&
my teeth. .tS NJ 85t
Darling, shooting. rackng pains over
lue eyes, III lllc Lelllp atlu III Inc DdCNg
OF the neck made my life a torture ] X
was sure that was going blind nsSny4
left eye, for my sight failed In that eye d
until at times 1t was almost useless to me-
| "Of course. l tried every possible 4
means to obtain roief. 7 consulted ocul-33s
lists and used their glasses. but got mo
relief. Thet I concluded that tho agony
! suffered came from my teeth,s Wens
to my dentist, Dr. willis two years ago.
and told him ] wanted all of MY teet til 4
extracted. wat then In grcnt pain.
He advised me against having the teeth
extracted. 4 insisted. and he placed me-
in the operating chair and gave mo-
chloroform. When I revived i found that 4
he had not extracted a single tooth. n;
1900 have examined your teeth, Mrs.
Traylor, he said, fand I find them sound Il
and good. It would be folly to draw
even ono OF them. can assure you that
suffer- The trouble Is due to some othcr5 II
cause s8 3}fS
II still insisted that the teeth should
BIO drawn, but he refused to perform tho 3
operation. 7 surely had n narrow escape. III
for I feel that had / not been In good \;
hands should have lost my teeth
Y have been using Charles lincoln Y
Smiths method, and prescription Elasses h
Just two weeks, ! never enjoyed letter
eyesight than Ignow have, and my head
aches have disappeared. I feel that
Charles Lincoln Smith has performcd.ra
marvel In restoring my cycsight and re-
ieving me OF pains that made my life8n
burden for so many years sg
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