The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-28

Some wears ago DIR. J. u. Butler,
famous expert ef California. came to
thls city with letters of recon1fu enda-
tion from people of high standing
throughout the country to our leading
citizens Securing suitable Offices al
the corner of Fourth and Main streets.
They were fitted up with especial re-
gard 10 the delicate character Of the
work In which DIR. Butler Is SO pro
tiClent. lis fame had preceded him,
and 40 sooner had he made known
his arrival than his offices were Wis
tied hS the most select people OF this
city. Many OF them had been advised
OF his skin by letters from their friends
IN tho West from where he came, who
had received such good results through
his method ard prescription giasser,
Nouched ny personal friends who had
undouhtsd evidence Of his skill as evil
dence IN their own cases. they felt no
hesitation In placing themselves In his
hands and the immediate improve
ment wherein ga many other special
lists had failed assured them that he
stood Ht the head Of his profession,
and WAS entitled to the praise lie had
secured from patrons fl the past In
every place In which he has prac-
ticed. Every client liz enthusiastic In
recommending his ability, sktli and
method. and Of the thousand or more
clients he has In Richmond not a sin
gle failure has been recorded. This
phenomenal record has 1lIed his Of
fees almost every day. From every
section Of the State there is n demand
for his services and his successful
career has brought 10 Dir. Butler a host
~ friends
A Lady From Norfolk. Va.
IT would be impossible to find ~ per-
son more grateful and indebted TO DR..
Butter than Miss Mamie Gray, dauEh-
ter of the late a. T Gray, "A railroad
conductor
And she has every reason IN the
world Ia he grateful Hs she IL. She
said;
II had pains In my temples, In the
hack If my head and down To my
shoulder blades II felt ~ If an auger
was being bored into my head. and
! my eyebslls were so gore that I hsd TO
turn my head and body II wanted tn
see RnvthinK To one side Of me.
( suffered endless fartures, especially AT
/ night. and after wearing various
glass; eight years none Of them re-
4 lievcd me.
II went to Or. Butler ak years ago,
! and the very first time he saw mo
/ he described my trouble better than |
| could have done myself. Think of
| that" and Miss Gray paused impress
/ sively.
Yes. indeed, ! tell you I was get
/ ting To be a complete nervous wreck
7 with my eycstrain but IT. Butler
! method and prescription glasses In
/ deed proved ii blessing to me. as
haven't had . particle Of eye trouble
since then.
Miss Gray is highly respected II
! Norfolk. and has numerous friends II
| Richmond. and other sections OF the
State.
A Prominent Banker.
MIR. j. l. Watkins prominent
banker Of this City, 100 West Clay
street. was Il victim OF watery eye
and headache for several years. n
says:
six years ago ! went to Or. But
ier and have been free from all eye
sight troubles since.
Il don't mind saying" declared Mr.
watkins. that ] think Or, Butler Is :
wonderful man ana the greatest eye
sight specialist In the country any
where.
II tried the best Of them. but al
sorts Of treatments and glasses di'
not improve me the least bit 1t re
NAMED for Dr. Butter. his method ant
! prescription glasses, To help me. III
TO six years ago my eyes ran waite
all the time and gave me constan
, / eadaches When I read tears trick
! led down my cheeks | lust had al
, awful t1eoe of II, | can now rea'
. without my glassca, thanks 10 the ski
, of r,r. Butler and his prescription
glasses"