The western sentinel., 1897-01-14
SUPERIOR ADVANTAGES.
Worthy the Careful Consideration of
ali With Defective Vision.

i
securing the service of DR. MattheZ
! is, that he agrees to make any and all
! changes OF glasses when required,
within a period of from five, eight, ten
to twelve years, according TO conditions
| OF the case, without additional charge,
| thus. in lieu of having to purchase
! specfacles every few months, creating
not only outlay in money, but injury
! to sight, by applying the methods as
adapted by DR.. MattheZ, you save
: your money and save your sight. He
preserves a comtlete record OF each
and every Case, the name, aee and
. address of the patient, physiological
! and optical condition of the eyes, the
| description OF lenses, measurements
OF face and frames, all which is duly
! fled and retained, from which dupli-
| Gates can always be had. DR.. Mat
| thez's permanent address is 2. 0 Box
$40, Charleston, S. Q. His mail is for
warded to him daily, so that no one
| can ever go amiss in keeping up with
him Having served thousands and
thousands of cases, his records are his
stock in trade.
Once having served a patient, DR..
MattheZ is more anxious about them
afterwards, il that could be possible,
than before he served them at all.
These are facts, and some of the
reasons of his success. added to the
fact that he is no eXperimenter, but
has practiced his profession for
twenty two-years, standing second to
no one in this country, and it can be
said safely, without fear of contradic-
tiOn, that not one single person exists
who can say they applied to DR.. Mat
theZ wherein he failed in carrying out
every promise made them.
We print two letters just received
by DR. MattheZ from patients ne had
served one year ago wherein they have
had accidents occur to their spectacles.
The one from Capt. John w. Daniels,
of Anderson, s. c., reads, as it does,
from one who is satisfied with Dr.
MattheZ, after paying him seventy
five dollars for his own case, and the
same amount for his wife. At this
time, after one year, writes for dupl1-
cate, without asking cost. DR.. Mat
thez duplicates them at just about his
| own outlay.
The next letter from little girl,
Miss Boyd, tells it's own story; case
wherein DR.. MattheZ does the work
gratuitously, the conditions of the case
warranting it. Previous TO having
DR.. Matthews service she had had her
eyes examined and fitted to glasses by
"a travelling oculist," who had almost
ruined them.
Though DIR. Matthez intended re-
naming in Winston but several weeks
he has been here going on three
| months, and his stay must necessari-
| ly soon be brought to close. Do not
miss, therefore, the opportunity of
your life. Go see him at once. Office,
room 4, Hotel Phoenix. He will ex-
| anime your eyes free of cost, tell you
what is the matter with them and
what you require. If you desire his
service al right, If not it has cost Ssau
nothing.
CAPT. DANIELS LETTER.
ANDERSON, S. G, Jan. 2, 1897.
DIR LOUIS FL. MATTHEZ,
CHARLESTON, S. @.
DEAR DOCTOR :-Last summer /
| lost my bi-focals and can't hunt for
| them any longer. l want another
pair just little wider across the face
| than the others. Mrs D joins me in
lady She is delighted with her
glasses. l have gone to bed several
| times with mine on. Send me another
pair. Yours truly,
MISS BoYD's LETTER.
SPARTANBURG, s. c., Jan. 3, 1897.
DEAR DIR MATTHEZ Il was hap
pier when l received your letter than
| l was Christmas morning. L send the
| glasses this morning by mail, and
| l will be so thankful to you to replace
| the glass. / have tried to study two
days without them and my head is
aching worse than it has since you 1T
| ted the glasses on me. Mother said
| she wanted to publish your letter to
| let people see that you were as good as
your word. We have friends and rela-
| tives in Winston and If recommen-
| dation from US will do any good, we
would be glad to give it. Mrs. A. A.
Smith is special friend of mothers.
1 will always be very grateful to you
| for replacing my glasses and will try
| not to bother you anymore.
Your grateful little patient,
| MARY BOYD.