The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-02-21
State Representative Aided i'm His
Duties


State Representative Aided i'm His
Duties.
There are a few people in New
York City so well known and highly
respected in business and social and
political circles. as Representative.
James H. Howard, who served as
state representative from Nassa
county, in the seventeenth assembly.
was reelected and is now chairman
of the house committee on bridges.
Although Representative Howard is
engaged in merchandise and timber
business. his family, as we'll as him
self, live in the city. Too much bookh
work and too much application at
night overstrained my eyes," said Mr..
Howard to reporter For many
years L have been seriously handi-
capped by blotting vision and the dis
tress that would follow, continued
reading or figuring. At the same time.
my eye sight for seeing at a distance
close work brought on the troubles
1 have spoken of, and seeming con-
gestion in my eye balls
After having been fitted many
times with glasses and securing only
temporary relief, I called on DrN
Archiebald Vineberg and secured his
method and prescription glasses.
Those I am now wearing with most
astonishing results. Splendid salts
faction is the way 1 would express il.
continued Mr.. Howard. This MAJ
knows his business and seems to have
unerring skill in his work. The result
is real asset when the defective Wis
ion is made perfect, and I feel that (
am now better equipped for business
and political duties.
Simply Amazed. -
railroad superintendent gives his
version: Will A. Harding, Of SPRING
field, Mass, assistant superintendent
OF the Boston & Albany Railway is at
present in jubliant frame Of mind,
and is congratulating himself on reS
ceiving those of his friends upon thT
good fortune of his wife. My appre-
citation of my wifes changed condi-
ton can hardly be expressed i'm
words he says; in fact, 1 would new
er have believed that such results
could have been accomplished andH
both my wife and myself are simply
amazed.
Archibald Vineberg is our benefac-
tor, and We will never cease to ex-
press and feel the greatest sense Of
gratitude to him. My wife had suf-
fered for years with headache and
seemed as though she could get no
relief. Doctors were consulted and
during this time, think that
bought enough medicine to start an
ordinary drug store. This did not
SEEM to give her any benefit, how
ever, and we were both in despair
Mrs Harding would be attacked withy
aches in the temples and from there.
1t would spread to all parts of her
head, and also affect her body. Night
after night would be passed without
her ever closing her eyes in sleep. 1t
was breaking down her health aud
affecting her generally. The physiS
clans did not seem to know what
was the trouble. We We're of the
opinion that it was caused by the
climate and was brought about
by neuralgia. Some years ago
she consulted an optician and.
was fitted with glasses. Those gave
her no relief whatever from her all
ments, although her sight was
somewhat improved. Finally she dis
carded them and did not wear them.
Recently she again tried a specialist
but it was Of no benefit to her. whoN
DR.. Nineberg arrived here from New
York, she was one of the first to call
upon him. by the use of his method
and prescription glasses, she was Civ
en- fun relief and in remarkably
short while the results were simnlv
startling. and might be called sens
uonal We certainly think SO and
every time | see or hear the name of
DR. Ninohorg. l feel like expressing
nay gratitude to him and will never
cease To he thankful for the good for
tune that led my wife to seek him.
Sine" receiving the benefit of the nova
discovery. Mrs. Harding has not fe