Helen, my youngest daughter, was one of Charles Lincoln Smith's family patients when he came to Richmond fifteen years ago. She was suffering from a very aggravated eye trouble, which seemed to battle nearly everyone to whom we took her, and they finally decided that an operation was imperative. The muscles of the eye had become strained as the result of attacks of whooping cough and measles at the same time.
We saw in the papers that Charles Lincoln Smith, the noted refractionist, had arrived in Richmond and was quartered at the Murphy Hotel. We read of the success he had in cases similar to Helen's, and after we discovered that he could cure without the use of the knife or drugs, decided to take our daughter to him. As soon as he used his method and glasses improvement in her affected eye was immediately noticeable. He accomplished with his method and prescription glasses what others had failed to do in months of various sorts of treatments.
Melon's eye has been all tight ever since we carried her to Charles Lincoln Smith some fifteen years ago.
A couple of years ago my daughter Mabel's eyes became affected. They were watery. She had pain through her temples and headaches. The vision of one of her eyes became blurred. 