The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-07-21

no naphazprd method OF Adjustment
thorough cxamit atiOne.
Perfect lenses
FITTING fran. g adjusted to each individual
case.
TWENTY YEARS EXPERIENCE IN THE
ONE PURSUIT.
Preliminary tests made without charge. go
that visitor is enabled to learn lust what con-
dition tho refraction or accommodation OF the
eye may be in, what the cost OF the case may be,
1t then remaining ut their option whether they
proceed further.
the GT Of of such
names follow:
Roanoke, Va, June 27, 1894.
From a persons nj in terview w It'll Louis II
Matthez, culo-opticIan, seeing the char
acter of his work In lenses and spectac les
aud his names of reference, we feel JUS
titled In introducing him and his IN eth DDS
of adjustment of glasses to all anomalies
of refractiOn free from m edical or surR ical
treatment OF advice.
JOS. a. GALE, Md.
G.S. LUCK, NJ. ID.
X. w. FRY. NJ. ID.
j. T. STRICKLAND, MD
II Il. JONES, MD.
j. n. LEWIS, NJ. ID.
JOS. Ii. LAWRENCE, MD.
X. GORDON SIMMONS, NJ D.
JOHN IZARD, Md
DrMatthez, an accredited scientific optician OF
large experience in his profcs zion, brings such
Endorsements from my personal friends and ac-
qnaintaDccs in various parts or the country that
! have no hesitation In Introducing him to my
frlends here. w. Ii. MEADE,
Rector St. Johns Church.
fully concur in the above introduction
j. CLEVELAND HALL, Rector Christ Church.
DR.. Louis II Matthez has called upon me this
morning AID from tho character and numbs r of
his indorst ments feel no hcsitar cy in recon-
mendng him to those in need OF his services
j. w. LYN.H, Rector st. Andrews Church.
ENDORSEMENTS FROM NORFOLK, VA.
HERBERT n. NASH, NJ. D.
W. II SUTTON, NJ. ID.
ALIEN. TUNSTALL. NJ. d.
w. j. MOORE, NJ D.
II. .. HUNTER, NJ. ID.
". ii. SIlEPil ERD, MI.
X. PERKINS. NJ. d.
JAMES GAIT. NJ ID.
FRANK T.. WEBSTER, NJ. ID.
D. :. BAitiHN, rector Christ Church
D. TUCkER rector st. PauIs Church.
GEO ID. ARMSTRONG, pastor Fir.t Freshly
- D. BURROWS, pastor Freemason Street
WV: TUDOR. pastor CRANKY Street Church
ALIEN. G BROWN, pastor Cumberland Street
NJ. +. Church.
JAMES PARRISH, NJ. D.. Portsmouth.
r: II. PARKER, NJ. d, Portsmouth
:, TliOM rs !. BRADY, pastor st. Paul's Catho-
lie Church, Portsmouth.
ENDORSEMENTS FROM LYNCHBURG,
II. GREY LATHAM, NJ. d.
ID. A. LANGHORNE, NJ. D.
The late W. .. OWEN, NJ. d.
JOIN M i; G wv DIL N; p NJ D
W. r: WALKER, NJ. d.
BENZ. BLACKBERRY, Nj. d.
CIIAS. SLAUGHTER. NJ. d,
DkS; BASS AND THORNHILL. deceased.
! RIGMAKD IL. III, LENNON. D.; deceased,
REV JAMES NJ. RAWLINGS, second Pres
Key. JOHN HARMON. Memorial Church.
REV. j. II. WILLIAMS, Grace Memorial
Church.
recommended by the Leading Physicians
and Divines of Chicago.
j. Adams Allen, NJ. D., /. L. d., president of
Rush Medical College.
Moses Gum, NJ. d.. LII. d., professor of prin.
ccplcs and practice OF surgery, Rush Medical
j. p. Ross NJ. D., professor of clinical mcdi-
cline and diseases or the chest Rush Medical Col
De Laskie Miller, NJ. D., professor of obstetrics
and diseases OF women and children, Rush Medi-
Vincent /. IIurlbut, NJ. D., professor gynmcol-
ogy, Rush Medical College.
II. Byiord. NJ NJ. d., professor gyn;ccol-
oeIy, Rush Medical College.
Henry NJ. Lyman, A. NJ, M. D., professor
physiology and dis' ascs of the nervous system,
+. l.. Wadsworth, VI. D., adjunct professor.
Rush Medical College.
A. Reeves Jackson, NJ. d, csident College
Physicians and Surgeons.
Robert l.: kea professor OF anatomy, Chicago
Medical College.
j. ii. Holiisi err, NJ. D., professor general path-
ology and pathological anatomy, Chicago Medical
College.
r. y. Isham, NJ. ID professor of principles and
practice OF su rgery, Chicago Medical College,
Il. o. F. Roller, A. M, NJ. d., professor OF OBJ
stetrics and diseases of women and children,
Chicago Medical College,
Thomas Bcvan, N. D. professor OF clinical
medicine, Chicago Medical ollege.
l. n. Danforth, professor pathology, Woman's
Hospital.
Truman w. Miller, VI. D., surgeon United
States Marine Hospital.
A. 4 Small, NJ. d., professor OF theory and
practice, IIahncmnnn olege.
George Il Hall, NJ. D., Zimmerman College.
=. i. Hedges, NJ. D., uahncmann College
j.; s. Mitchell, NJ. D., Chicago Homeopathic
Rev. David Swing, Rev. Robert Collyer, Unity
Church.
Charles E. Cheney, bishop Reform Episcopal
Church and rector Christ Church.
Rev. w. II. Ryder, st. Paul Universaist Church.
Clinton Locke, rector Grace Church
Edward sullivan. rector Trinit. Church.
Edward p Goodwin, pastor First Congrega-
tional Church.
Rev. Arthur Little, New England Church.
RcvaH. w. Thomas, Centenary NJ. K. Church.
Experience and scientific knowledge accuracy
In Workmanship are facts calculated to make tho
wearing OF spcctacles pleasure, benefit and com
ance and frequent changing OF them Though
DIR. MattbcZ' cthods, skill rnd ability arc rccop
Liked and Endorsed lihcrnll,. >ucn inforsat on -
not intended t. draw invidous comparisons and
dIcALLY or BY ADVICE, MT that MECr ,NIcAI.
METHODS ALONE ARE INTR0DISeN: m Al the re