Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-03-06
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OSHKOSH, Wis, July l. 1884.
For several years have used glasses and sup
posed had the best that could be FOUND. now
have pair of Prof. StrasSman's " UneXcelled
Sight ReStorers" and find them just what he
calls them. Those who need glasses should not
waste time fin experimenting, but go at once to
Prof Strassman, and get what will give entire
satisfaction.
d. ]. PULLING. Judge of the Circuit Court
MADISON April Is, 1854.
PROF. STEAssHAN-Dear Sir: l am very much
pleased with the glasses you furnished me. l am
Yours, etc, ERNEST G. TIMME,
Secretary of State.
MADISON, April Is, 1854
have for several years used Prof Strassmans
spectacleS and take pleasure tn recommending
them as among the best that can be found.
L. F. FRISBI, State Attorney General.
MADISON, Sept IS, 1884.
hereby certify that Prof. Strassman has sup
piled myself and friends with glass that have
given entire satisfaction. ROBERT GRAHAM,
Stvte Superintendent of Schools.
MADISON, June 6, 1884.
l take pleasure in saying that after long use
of Spectacles of various kinds furnished by Prof
Strassman, have found them in every way as
represented, thoroughly satisfactory and helpful
to weak defective eyes. W. H. CHANDLER,
Assistant State Superintendent of Schools
RACINE Jan. = 1884
Prof Srassman has this day furnished me
with pair of a. Alaska Brilliantsr which fit me
better than any ever had His skin as an OPP
uciau is undeniable. JOHN D. MEACHAM, NJ. D.
OShhOSE, Jan, 10, 1881
have used Prof Strassmans glasses for tive
years, and ii gives me great pleasure to say that
they are the best glasses / have ever worn.
cheerfully commend the Professor to those who
are obliged TO wear glasses. CHAS. W. FELKER.
DoDGEvILLE.-Dr. Cutter, Hon. R. Carter J. l.
Leonard, J. II. Penberthy, Mrs. II. BuIrill, Mrs.
s. Northey, E. J. Bennett, Mrs. James Smitheron
Thomas Ellwood, and others.
MADIsoN:-Ex-Gov. W. E. Smith DR.. r Russell
President of the Alopathic State Medical Society,
PROS. Anderson and Parkinson of the State Uni
yersity; Judge lyman Draper. the historian, A.
Proudht president first national bank Cashier
State bank, Johnson < Fuller. Van Eta, Col.
Slaughter, Dr.. Ward, Hon. s. D. Hastings. Hon.
David Atwood.
sPARTA-Dr. Gage, Mr.. Tyler President Sparta
Bank.
RACINE-J. l. Case, Mr. Monroe, cashier, Er.
y. d. Frat, Prest and W. H. Lati'rop Vice
Prest. of the First National Bank, NJ Z c.
Desne, cashier, and James R. Slauson, president
of Uuion National Bank, Messrs. ErsSiue and
olin, superintendent ofC. St Paul R'y. Mr.. Knapp,
". L. f. Parker, Messrs Pendleton, Mr. Walrath
Superintendent Case Mfg company, Or. Fslk, DR..
c. Osborn, Mrs. Dickey. Cohn Beck, Miss King
= essrs. King and Weeks, Thomas Driver. E @.
Durant Rev. J. P. William. Rev. Joseph Roberts.
d. Roggebnbau, Mr.. Augustine, Mrs. Mary Muir
rary. G. A. Rickeman, W. B. Crawford, A. Jillson,
W. Caunan- Mr.. Sehweitze-., Capt John Miller
Grin G. Johns, H. G. WiIlslow, Rev. Jos AIbers,
L. Bradley. AMI hundreds more
MoSRoE-Dr. Monroe, Rev. Patten, Peter Wells
Mr.. Ludlow, banker. Mr.. Dodge, Mrs wads-
worth, NJ. Blackley, Mr.. Bridge, Ge9. adams,
Dr.. Diekerson, Roach, ESQ.
JANEsvTLLE:-E. b. Eldridge, d. E Fifeld,
Rev. T P. SAWin, Deniston, Esq, Vel4ifte ESQ
Thomas Lapin, d. c. Conrad y. A. Jackiaan, Dr..
\. S. Smith,, Rev. Victor, S. ]. Todd. E z Car
penier. kihbie, Esq. Bncholz. Esq, Rogers, ESQ,
BELoTr-Benismin Browa, WiiisiDw, Rev
Fayette Royce. Rev. Leyo Pslmlee, Charles Par
ker, II Cowles. Goodwin. Esq, & Salmon, Ms.-
ufactureE Bank, Rev L L Lansing Dear
born, attorney. Vim Blogeit II y Davis w Adams
Rev Riggs, Mrs Norihorp. Ms. J. N. Eerp
Rev. Bushnell.