The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-07-05
Roanoke. Va. June.71s

names follow: ""oso
Roanoke. Va, June 81, 1894.
from personal interview with Louis III.
Matthez, ocuIo- opticiap seeInp tho cha-
acter OF his work In lenses and spectac,e,
and his names of reference, we fcel ius
tilted In Introducing him and his IN ethods
OF Adjustment of glasses to all anomalies
OF refraotion free from me d cal or surRical
treatment or advice
JOS. A. GALE, NJ. d.
G. SILUCK, nj. d.
X. W.FRY. MD.
j. L. STRICKLAND, MD.
III. f. JONES, NJ. ID.
j. N LEWIS, NJ. ID.
JOS. ii. LAWRENCE, MD
X. GORDON SIMMONS, MI d.
JOHN IZARD. MD.
DR. Matthez. an accredited scientific optician OF
iarSe eApcrlcntc In his profes lion, brings such
Endorsements from my personal friends and NC.
qnaintapces in various parts OF the country that
t, hane no ncsuation In Introducing him to my
lrlends mere w. II. MEADE,
hector 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 and from the character and number OF
his Endorsements feel no hcsitarcy in recon-
mendlng him TO those In need OF his services
y. w. LYNCH, Rector st. Andrews Church
ENDORSEMENTS FROM NORFOLK. VA
HERBERT NJ. NASH, MD
ALIEN. TUNSTALL Nj. d.
w. j. MOORE. Nj. d.
W. Ii. SHEPnKRD, MD.
r. PERKINS, Nj. d.
JAMES ID. GAIT, NJ. D.
FRANK p. WEBSTER, MD.
Q. 5. BARTRN, rector Christ Church
Is. D. Ia
Gto; ID. ARMSTRONG, pastor Fret Presby-
Church. wv . pastor rfeom"foh street
Wy; TUDOR, pastor CRANKY Street Church
n, ALEX. q BROWN, pastor Cumberland Street
% ! n Si rAR RI n. D. Portsmouth.
THOMAS J. BRADY. pastor ST. Paul's Catho
lie Church, Portsmouth,
ENDORSEMENTS FROM LYNCHBURG.
VA.
II. GREY LATHAM, NJ. d.
d. A LANGllORNE, NJ d.
The late W. .. OWEN, NJ. D.
JOHN w. BILLIARD, NJ. d.
W. r. WALKER. NJ. D.
r. KiDDEn TAYLOR, NJ. D.
BENZ. BLACKBOARD, NJ D.
CIAS: SLAUGHTER, NJ. ID,
DRS; BASS AND TIIORNIIILL, deceased.
RiCllARD ii. LENNON, NJ D.. deceased.
R PRV !! s L; ,WyAAdKEkER. N. D. deceased.
REV; JAMES NJ. RAWLINGS, Second Pres
terrain Church.
REV. 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. l.. d., president of
Rush Medical College. Va
Moses Gum, NJ. D.. LII. d., professor OF prin
ciPlcs and racticc OF surgery, Rush Medical
j, 2. Ross, NJ. D., professor of clinical mcdi
cline and diseases or the chest, Rush Medical Col
lcge.
De l.askic Miller, NJ d., professor OF obstetrics
and diseases of women and children, Rush Mcdi-
Vincent l. IIurlbut, NJ. D., professor gynmcol
ogy, Rush Medical College.
W IL. Byford. a. N N. d., professor gynpcol-
Henry NJ LYMAN, A. NJ, NJ. D., professor
pnysi0,ioSy and dis ascs OF the nervous system,
F. l. Wsdsworth, NJ D.. adjunct professor,
Rush Medical College.
A. Reeves Jackson, NJ. D. csidcnt COLLEGE
Physicians and Surgeons
=, Robert l.. kea, professor OF anatomy, Chicago
j. ii. HOLSTER, NJ. d. professor genera, natb
ology and pathoogcalanatomy, Chicago Medical
H. Isham NJ professor OF principles and
! practice OF surgery, Chicago Medical College,
E. o. +. Roller, a. NJ, ST. d., professor OF OBJ.
steiIics and diseases OF women and children,
Chicago Medical College.
Thomas Bcvan, NJ. D. professor OF clinical
medicine, Chicago Medical college.
! Hospital.
Truman w. Miller NJ. D., surgeon United
States Marine Hospital
A. Small, NJ. d., professor of theory and
George Hall, NJ. D.. Hahnemann College
5. J.. Hedges, NJ. D., Hahnemann College
College.
Rev. David Swing Rev Robert Collyer IInity
Church.
Charles f. Cheney, bishop Reform Episcopal
Church and rector Christ Church
Rev. w. II. Ryder. ST. Paul Unversalist Church
Clinton Locke, rector Grace Church.
Edward yan. rector Trinity Church.
tional Church.
Rev Arthur Little, New England Church.
keY IL. w. Thomas, Centenary NJ. Il. Church.
Experience and scientific knowledge, accuracy
In wo.Rmanship are facts calculated To make the
wearing OF spectacles pleasure, benefit and COM
Tort IN lieu Of positive Injury, cor slant annoy
ance and frequent changing of them Though
Dr. Matthez' II cthods, skill and ability are recog
nized and indorse literally. Such indorsa.ion Is
not intended to draw invidious comparisons, and
THAT HE DOES NOT TREAT MEDICALLY, SUR
oicALLr OR NJ ADVICE, but that MECHANICAL
METHODS ALONE ARE INTRODUCED; that there
are resident phthalmologlsts who attend to the
medical branch.