The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-29


she was rapidly losing her eycslgi1S
when Fastening to Richmond abe placed
her case In the hands OF Charles Line
coin Smith.
MY eyes arc now we'll. All ths
shooting paint have left. I can read
even the small print of tho newspapers,
and am so thankful for the restoration
OF my sight that / continually recon-
mend Charles Lincoln Smith to all my
friends, several of whom are now max.
Ing arrangements to visit the city to
have their eyes attended to-"
a CHEsrERFIIEfD WOMAN.
. While the learned school, OF psych-
ologists hold that pain is n state Of
mind merely, they admit that knowis
edge of this fact does not do the pain
Itself any good. nor will all the learn
Ing on earth do a. headache any good
unless common SENSE methods are
called upon.
The great majority of headaches are
caused by tho strain put upon weak
ened eyes. especially when these eyes
are not fitted with proper glasses which
might relieve the muscular tension
My eyes gave me the most intense
headaches says Mrs Powhatan Win
free, of near Bon Air, 'and IL had not
had sense enough TO see Charles, Lin
coin Smith really don't know what
would have happened to me-
II had neuralgia through my tenn
pies and back behind my eyes When
ever would try to read everything
would become blurred, and I was
greatly frightened. 1 consulted spe-
cialist, but the glasses he gave me did
not seem to do me any good.
Then went to Charles Lincoln
Smith. The day after ! put on the
glasses he gave me I began to feel
better. All the pains left me. Ny
head became clear and free from neu-
ralgla. / could read and when wear
ling the glasses--which am always
going to do-ny eyesight is made AZ
strong as it ever was"
PROMINENT LIQUOR MAN TELLS OF
HIS EXPERIENCE.
! Whenever a statement Of serious I'M
| portance is made the first question
asked is who made 1T? IT the man is
unknown the statement3is not worth
the air used in making It, but on the
other hand, II the man is we'll known
and holds a position OF trust and re-
| sponslbility. 1t is we'll worth consid-
| Grafton.
Thus. when anything is said by the
department manager of one OF the larg.
| est liquor houses in the country IL
must be of some Importance. This de-
partment manager is w. B. Wiltshire,
of 1904. West Grace Street: the liquor
house is straus, Gunst & Co., and the
statement Is this:
When my eyes failed from over
work l went to Charles Lincoln Smith.
| In less than ten days they were SO
much better that I could read any
thing. In two weeks they We're per-
feet
IT acted upon the advice OF a friend
| whose eye troubles had been entirely
relieved by Charles Lincoln Smith. He
| seemed to understand my case thor
oughly in its every detail. The glasses
he gave me built up the strength OF
my eyes in a wonderfully short time.
/ The attendant nervous unrest occasioned
by the strain to which had been SUBJ
jected passed away entirely.
My eyes are now in splendid condi-5
/ ton. I am wearing the glasses given
me by Charles Lincoln Smith. and you
| can count on it that i am going to
Keep on wearing them would not be
/ without them for anything.
GOING TO BRING BROTHER.
Mrs. Ida Burruss, of 400 North Twen-.
/ ty-seventh Street, and Mrs. E. H. Mains,
of 321 Randolph Street, tell these sto-
i ries regarding what Charles Lincoln
Smith did for them. Mrs Burruss says:
Two years ago my eyes We're in such
worth living. They are now all right.
What did / do? l did what any SEN
/ sible woman would have done under the
circumstances I went to Charles Linz
4 coin Smith. had the most terrible
pains in my eyes and head; was ntr-.
vous and mserab BILE. The glasses given.
me by Charles Lincoln Smith made M
! eyes strong and healthy again. have.
i a brother who has suffered very much
with his eyes. He lives considerable
distance from Richmond. but have
written him to come Immediately be-
fore Charles Lincoln Smith leaves and
/ am sure he can make my brothers!
i eyes whole again"
i What Mrs. Mains says is equally as
enthusiastic:
4 Charles Lincoln Smith practically
made my eyes over again. have been
. a patron of his for five years, and never
miss an opportunity of having him ex-
|, anime my eyes Before / placed my
z self under his care | was a victim to.
1.-THE most binding headaches; could
not read; l couldn't do anything.
ICharles Lincoln Smith gave me glasses.
/, L am now we'll. That tells the whole
story"
If you have blurring, dizziness, nen-
lralgia, headache, spots before the
leyes, infammations, granulation. wink
ing, trembling spells, cataract, burn
, ing and smarting of the eyes, various
nervous and brain affections. entatltns
'not only positive injury to the sight.
Ait untold misery, call Immediately
..,su.