The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-23
Now at the De Soto, Room
"a, Office Floor.

Thoroughly prepared to 1T all cases
Of mechanically defective vision with per-
feet glasses upon scientific principals.
Offer those who are suffering from
weakness and defective sight their services
in correcting all anomalies of refraction
with glasse', superior to any other il use,
co stlucted in accordance with the science
and philosophy If nature, admirably adau-
ed to the organs of sight and perfectly
natural to the eye, affordlng altogether the
uest artificial hel p { the human vision ever
invented when scientifically adapted by
chem.
Lenses properly adapted according
20 the Dloptric system to the m )st dill
cult cases in the varled forms of Presbinpia,
t'ld slghp, Asthinopia, (Aeaknesel, Myopia,
{ ear sightednes }, Hypermetr pia, simple,
compound and mixed, Astigmatism, Diplo-
ia, double visio inequality OF VISION,
want Of a. comm dalton, etc, etc.
Drs. Bernhardt & Matthez do not
treat medically in any way. such cases are
referreI to their respective family physi-
clan. To those of the medical fraternity
wnom they nave been unable to meet, they
extend a cordial invitation to visit them at
5aeir Office.
They come recommended in the
AAS HCSu CSt LIS VI III disc ny uuLloT US CSTC
Gates from the mos emi .eat physicians, oc-
ullS.s, dlviueS aud promllenG men of the
country. Among tho of Savannah are:
SAVANNAH, GA, Jan. II, 1890.
Twenty four years ago our city was Vas ted
by an eminent opticlan, DR.. Morris Bernhard
of berin, Prussia, enjoying at that time the
endorsement, now in MS possession, of
JAMES Is. DEAD, NJ. ID.
X. ID. ARNOLD, NJ. ID.
j. =. SU LLINAN, Nj. ID.
JURIAH HARRIS5, NJ. D. .s.5,S8i
?. NJ. hOLLOCK. NJ. b. y ',ssa&
j 7. MCt AkLAND. VI d, N'f"
JAM D. WARING, NJ. d,
WILLIAM G. BULLOCK, NJ D.
REV. A. NJ VIVIAN, Pastor Trinity NJ. E.
REV. S, LANDRUM, Pastor Baptist Church.
R.V. c. a. .uCRAE, Rector s. JoAn's Church
REV. l. s. K. ARSON, Pastor Independent Pres
byt rian Church.
Practicing his profession since then in con-
| nectlon with an equally emf .ent optician Dr.
| MatUn z, IN the prlnci pal ciii4s of tue United
| States, and after permanent location In Cdi-
| caso, lndorsed by the medical SCHOOLS of that
| city, DIS. BeTnnardJ ID MattheZ have tempo
rarlly sus }ende1 their Chicago bushes and
| concluded to visit our city. We have examin d
| their credentials and believe, from our i ter
vi W with item, that they are Thoroughly
qualified in their profession to relieve the
various nfrmites of the slgnt by the scen-
tho application of glasses, and as such cor.
daily lndOrse them.
| JAS, b. READ. Vi. ID.
GEO. II STONE, NJ. D.
| w. DUNCAN, NJ. D.
| W. W. OWENS, NJ. y.
| THOS. J. CHARLTON, NJ D.
| BEN. S. PURSE, NJ D.
! h b. HARRI ), NJ. D.
| c. c. SchLEY, NJ. d.
| EUGENE Il. CORSON, ". D.
| MONIAGUES. BOYD. N. D.
REV. /. S. ARSON, Pastor E. Independent
Presbyterian Church.
a. N. WYNN, Pastor Wesley Monumental
Church.
J. R, alcCLESKEY, I'astor Trinity Church.
j. W. ROGAN, Pastor First Presbyterian
Church.
ROBE WHITE, Rector Christ Church,
K. .: WAY, Pastor Anderson Stre5t Presbyte-
rian Church.
j. + L.. HOLMES, Pastor First Baptist
Church.