The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-07-28


Thorough cxamib atone.
Perfect lenses.
Fitting frames adjusted to each individual
TWENTY YEARS EXPERIENCE IN THE
ONE PURSUIT.
Preliminary tests made without charge, so
that visitor is enabled TO learn Just what con-
dition the rcfraction or accommodation OF the
eye may be in, what the cost of the case NAV be-
1t then remaining at their option whether they
proceed further.
Enjoying the honor of Introduction of euch
methods by the distinguished gentlemen whose
Roanoke, Va, Juhe27, 1894.
From a personal interview with Louis II
Matthez, ocuIo-optician, seeing the char
screr of his work in lenses and spectaoles
and his names of reference, We feel JUS
tilted In Introducing him and his m 9 thods
of adjustments of glasses to all anomalies
OF refraction free from medi cal or surgical
treatment or advice.
JOS. a GALE, NJ. u.
G. $. LUCK, n. ID.
K. w. FRY, NJ ID.
j. T. STRICKLAND, NJ. d.
II. f. JONES, NJ. ID.
j. y. LEWIS, NJ. ID.
JOS. IL. LAWRENCE, NJ ID,
GORDON SIMMONS, nj. ID.
JOHN IZARD, NJ. ID.
Dr.Matthcz, an accredited scientific optician Of
large experience in his profcs sion, brings such
Endorsements from my personal friends and ac-
nave no hesitation In introducing him to my
friends here. w. H. MEADE
Rector st. Johns Church.
] fully concur Ill the above introduction.
j. CLEVELAND HALL, Rector Christ Church.
DR.. Louis II. Matthez has called upon me thi.
morning ard from the character and Number of
his Endorsements feel no hesitarcy in recon-
mending him 10 those in need OF his services
j. W. LYNCH, Rector St. Andrews Church.
ENDOKsEMENTa FROM NORFOLK. VA
HERBERT NJ. NASH. NJ. D.
ALIEN Al & xsTT uNSTA III p Nd
WIN. a. THOM, NJ. D.
". j. MOORE, d.
II. y. HUNTER, NJ. d.
Il. S PERKINS. NJ. D.
JAMES ID. GAIT NJ. d.
FRANK WEBSTER, NJ. ID.
Q. s. BARTEN, rector Christ Church.
Ggo uSRMs TsetS5 ST. paUs E Church
j. p. BURROWS, pastor Frcemason Street
MEX p Gpsy s5set GhsTsn
JAMES PARRISH, NJ. D.. Portsmouth.
Ri X II. PARKER, N; d., Portsmouth
lie Church, Portsmouth.
ENDORSEMENT FROM LYNCHBURG,
VA.
II. GREY LATHAM, NJ ID.
The late y: o. OWEN, NJ. D.
JOHN w. DILLARD, M D.
w. #. WALKER, NJ. ID.
BENZ. BLACKFoRD, ri. ID.
CllAS. SLAUGHTER, NJ. ID,
DRS. BASS AND THORNlIlLL. deceased
KICLAKD IL, LENNON. NJ D.; deceased.
REV. II. NJ. CARSON. rector st. Paul's Church
REV: JAMES NJ. RAWLINGS, Second Prer-
KEy. JOHN HARMON. Memorial Church.
REV. j. II. WILLIAMS, Grace Memorial
Church
Recommended by the Lending Physicians
and Divines of Chicago.
j. Adams Allen, NJ. D., LII. D., president of
Rush Medical College.
Moses Gum, NJ: D.. LII. D., professor of prin-
eiplcs and practice OF surgery. Rush Medical
j. p. Ross, NJ. D.. professor of clinical medi-
cine and diseases OF the chest, Rush Medical Col
lcge.
De Laskic Miller NJ. D., professor OF obstetrics
and diseases of women and children, Rush Medi-
Vincent IIurlbnt, NJ. D., professor gynacol-
ogy, Rush Medical College:
oe@ R r. by MnSca a. Nj NJ d. professor gyn@co
Henry NJ Lyman, a. NJ. NJ. D., professor
physiology and diseases Of the nervous system,
+. /, Wadsworth, NJ. D., adjunct professor,
Rush Medical College.
A. Reeves Jackson, NJ. D., President College
Physicians and Surgeons.
Robert l.. Kea, professor of anatomy, Chicago
Medical College.
D. ii. noliister, NJ. D., professor general path
ology and pathological anatomy, Chicago Medical
College.
X. y. Isham, NJ. d !, professor OF principles and
practice OF surgery, Chicago Medical College,
f. o. F. Roller, A. NJ, NJ. D., professor Of OBJ
stettics and diseases OF women and children,
Chicago Medical College.
Thomas Bevan, NJ. D., professor OF clinical
medicine, Chicago Medical College.
l. y. Danforth, professor pathology, Woman's
Hospital.
Truman w. Miller, NJ. D., surgeon United
States Marine Hospital
A. X. Small, NJ. D., professor OF theory and
practice, lIahnemann College
George Il. Hall, NJ. D., Hahnemann College.
=. p. Hedges, M. D.. Hahncmann College.
d; 5. Mitchell, NJ. D., Chicago Homeopathic
College.
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 Universalist Church.
Clinton Locke, rector Grace Church.
EDWARD sullivan, rector Trinity Church.
Edward p. Goodwin, pastor First Congrega-
tional Church.
Rev. Arthur Little. New England Church.
Rev. Ii. w. Thomas, Centenary NJ. X. Church.
Experience and scientific knowledge, accuracy
IN Workmanship arc facts calculated to make the
wearing or spectacles pleasure, benefit and CON-
Tort In lieu OF positive Injury, constant annoy
ahcc ana frequent changing OF them. Though
Dr. Matthez' methods, skill and ability are recog.
niZcd ard Endorsed literally. Such indorsation Ia
not intended To draw invidiOus comparisons and
THAT HE DoRs NOT TREAT MEDICALLY, SUR
oIcALLY OR ny ADVICE, but that MECHANICAL