The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-06-27
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A HOPELESS CASE.


~ tried for many years to get
glasses and had been told by every
one that there could be nothing done
for me, that my eyes we're past help
81 suffered great pain, and was
never able to see at a distance and
had been told that l would lose my
sight entirely.
after hearing that my nephew,
Nea Haynes, who lives near Lebanon.
Ohio, had been benefited so much by
Mrs. Lingerdeld, after he too had
given up, went to Lebanon to see her
and through her skill was fitted with
lenses which entirely relieved my
sufferings, and restored my vision far
beyond anything had ever hoped
81 cheerfully give this testimonial
for Mrs Lipgerleld 50 that others
who suffer as l did, or who need
glasses, may be induced to secure the
benefit of her skill"
Mrs. Zella Grimm, who lives on
Sycamore st., Lebanon, Ohio, says:
/ wish to make a statement for th'
benefit OF my friends who so well
know of my eye trouble, trusting that
same may be an incentive for them to
consult Mrs. Lingerfeld If they have
defective eyes, whom | consider the
most thorough person l ever met In
the profession, and l think know
whereof speak, as l have consult, d
several of the best eye specialists and
have worn glasses prescribed by them,
but never in single instance were
they satisfactory. After very care
full and painstaking examination,
Mrs. Lingerfeld pronounced the de-
feet in my vision, mixed astigmatism,
in one meridian and far-sighted in the
other, in the same eye. Upon exam
ining my glasses she found that only
one of these defects had been cor
rected, thus accounting for the con-
tinual trouble had in getting glasses.
Mrs. Lingerfield then fitted me accord
ingly, and from the moment put the
glasses on was relieved of that blur
ring. All disappeared as if by magic,
which / think truly remarkable in my
behalf, for l had concluded that my
eyes were beyond repair, as had con-
suited numerous specialists and paid
al kinds of prices for glasses and none
were satisfactory.
Therefore inasmuch as Mrs. Linger-
field has accomplished that which
others failed to recommend her to
all my friends. MRS. lELLA GRIMM.
HEAADcHE CURED IMMEDIATELY.
Mrs. E. o. Patton, of Westboro,
Ohio, says:
suffered for five years with con-
slant headache and misery in my eyes
when l would do any close work.
When | went any place from home
would always return with sick head
ache. had Mr.. Linger6eld prescribe
glasses for me. That stopped the
pain in my head and eyes Immediately
upon wearing them and have not had
an ache or pain in head or eyes dur
ing the past year. Can do any close
work with perfect ease, also see at
distance distinctly.
EYE MEDICINE DID NO GOOD.
Mrs. J. N. James, who lives at Mid
land, Clinton county, Ohio, says: l
don't believe any one ever suffered
more with their eyes than / have.
They felt as though they were full of
sand they would scratch, itch, burn
aud feel like they we're full of little
stickers. There was constant flow
of tears There would be sharp, shoot
ing pains in my eyes which the doctors
said was rheumatism of the eyes. But
medicine did no good at all. took
different kinds of eye medicine and
yet got no relief. My vision then be-
gan to fail rapidly; / could not recog-
nize any one short distance away; l
could not see to read or sew. Indeed
/ became greatly worried about my
condition for fear / would lose my
sight altogether. But am very hap
py to state that by using glasses fitted
by Mr.. and Mrs. Lingerfeld my suffer-
ing has been brought to sudden end.
ing. / have not had an ache or pain
in my eyes or head; can see far and
near perfectly. must say am over
ly pleased with my glasses, and am
very glad to recommend these opti-
clans to all eye sufferers.
CAN SEE AS OTHER PEOPLE.
Neal Haynes, who lives three miles
north of Lebanon says: 81 have been
n ~ouat nt aufferar from, moor ,,taio.