The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1895-11-20
TWO MONTHS GOOD WORK.
In which Many will Rejoice. and heart-
fit Regrets in Knowing he will Leave

Us.
We regret to announce to the public
| that DR.. Louis II. MattheZ, the celebrated
oculo-optician, who has met with such
favor from our citizens, will close his
Office in Anderson November 30th, and
can positively only be consulted until j
p. m. of that day. 1t is a rare occasion
that calls a gentleman OF his professional
skill and ability from large and ucra-
tive practice in one Of the principal cities
in the interior. But not being content with
the untold blessing lie has had conferred
upon thousands In South Carolina and
elsewhere, DR. MattheZ desires to extend
the benefits of his skill and knowledge Of
his profession to those who are unable to
incur the heavy expense and annoyance
that would be entailed upon them when
they find it necessary at some period OF
life to call in the assistance Of ocular or
optical skill to enable them to recover
falling eyesight. Hence the Doctor has
been pleased to visit Anderson, and dur
ing his contemplated stay here Of two
months has been instrumental in doing
much good for defective eyes. We advise
all such to take advantage of this oppor-
tunity to have their eyes skllfuly fitted
Failing sight can never retrieve itself
unaided, and the longer it Is neglected
the more difficult it is to apply the
remedy. Remember that DR.. Matthez is
not vender Of glasses. He is gentle
man who has made reputation second
to none in this country rs a skillful and
scientific oculo. optician, having made
the study of the eye specially, and after
twenty years experience and close appli-
cation to his profession, is prepared to
treat defective eyes in practical and
scientific manner. The Doctor does not
simply sell his glasses. They are merely
an adjunct to his profession. lie makes
a thorough and careful examination Of
the eyes, i'll
a MANNER PECULIAR TO HIMSELF,
and understands that delicate organ in
all it's intricate phases. Having satisfied
himself thoroughly as to the condition
and needs of the eye under consideration,
the Doctor then proceeds to adapt the
lense to the requirements Of the same.
This is now the moment when the knowl-
edge of the lenses required is brought to
bear, as all depends upon the glasses to
be selected. But he is equal to the occa-
to all eyes not injured by disease, as the
innumorable testimonials he can show
will abundantly testify. The glasses
used by DR.. Matthez are not common
glasses, selected at haphazard, but are of
the finest make, scientifically adapted to
the requirements of all degrees of failing
sight, and selected with reference to the
needs of the eye. Remember you have
only short time longer, only ten days, in
which to call on the Doctor, so do not put
it of. He will positively close his Office
at the Chiquola Saturday Nov. 30th, and
can only be consulted until p. m. of
that day. In this connection, DR.. Mat
theZ desires to return his sincere thanks
to the medical faculty who Rave so
politely endorsed him and to the public
fortheir liberal patronage, and we are sure
that DR.. MattheZ' skill and class of work
manship fully merits the confidence re-
posed in him. We feel assured that those
who fail to consult him will have cause
for lasting regret
Though DR.. Matthez Announces to close
his Office Saturday Nov. so, he will re-
ceive cases during that day up until p.
m. The fact of saying to close his Office
on that day does not mean leaving An
derson that same day, as it takes several
days for him to pack, &C., but he will
close his office at 5 p. m. OF that day, Sat-
urday, November 30. We can close in no
better way than appending the valuable
letter of Miss Jefiie F. Edwards.
A Lady Who Wants Others 10 be Bene-
flied.
Another highly priced testimonial is
the following from Miss Edwards, of this
city. With endorsements from such peo-
Pile as Col. Patrick and Miss Edwards,
and others, heretofore announced, we
have no hesitation in asserting that DR..
Matthez has established himself in the |
confidence of our citizens, and has sus-
tanned his promises to give entire satisfac-
tion to those who apply to him for exam