The news & observer., 1897-03-07
COMFORTABLE AND EASY TO
WEAR.


WEAR.
These patterns and designs are made
under the Doctors own supervision and
duplicates are retained, so that in case
of loss or accident, the glasses or frames
may be replaced, The workmanship is
of the most perfect character that
science and art can produce.
A visit to the Office of the Doctor will
show that he is fully equipped for his
noble work A number OF cases and
cabinets of polished wood, handsomely
bound and ornamented with metallic
bosses, were shown. These were filled
with a fine assortment of instruments
used in testing the cyes and with glasses
of many designs. On the wall were
many charts also used in the testing
An object of much interest was a large
album filed with testimonials of the
highest character from gentlemen of ma
tional repute. The Doctors method is
endorsed by the leading men Of the
country, among the many are the follow
ing.
j. Adams Allen president of Rush
Medical College
Moses Gum, NJ. D., LII. D., professor
of Practice and Principles Of Surgery,
Rush Medical College
w. II. Byford, A. NJ. NJ D., Gynae-
cologia Chicago Medical College.
Hon. Emery A. Storrs.
EX-Mayor Thomas A. HoyRe.
DIR. Lyman Ware, Illinois, State Eye
and Ear Infrmary.
Rev. David Swing and the renown ii
Rev. Robert Collyer
FROM CHARLESTON, S. C.
Thos. L. Brodie, NJ ID, president
State Medical Society
Il. j.. Ogier. NJ. -.
Manning Simons, NJ. II.
Dr. Nardin, chairman State Beard
Medi,al Examiners.
Rt Rev. Bishop H. T. Northrop.
Mensignor ID. j. Quigley.
John p. Richardson; sex-Goy. s. c.
ReT. Robert Wilson, Rector St.
Luke's.
Rev w H. Campbell Rector st.
Phillips.
Res, e. K. Brackett, Second Presby-
tprian church.
The eminent A. n Talley, NJ D.
I.t Rev. Bishop Ellison Capers, ID. u.
The late Rev. DIR. John A. Broadus
President Baptist Theo. Seminary.
Rev. DR. ]. q. Miningeroda
Rev. Dr. O. X. Hemphi1
Rev. DR.. L. ID. Witherspoon.
Rev Dr. T. 7 Eaton
And a host others Of renown Letters
IF h4Gh asr character I eh to inspect.)1 at
TJr Matthca's Office from well known
medical men and private individuals from
North Carolina.
DIR. Matthez will remain here for very
short time only.
lie DOES NOT TREAT EYES AIEDI-
CALLY OR SURGICALLY.
But after accurate tests furnishes the
glasses best suited to the defects of the
eye, whether due to age, oyerwork, illness
or hereditary transmission. DR. Mat
thez's name and work are not unknown
in the South, having practiced his pro-
fessien IN the different States enjoying
the highest recognition, and is travelling
ut this time for the purpose of making
known his theory, practice and methods
to the medical profession, clergy and
public being handsomely endorsed by the
leading members of the medical profes-
sion throughout the United States as
anay be seen at his Office.
Though coming so highly recommend
ed and endorsed, DIR. Matthez does not
rely upon that for his patronage but
upon his actual skill, work and merit
Since his position is not conflicting in
any way with medicine, he has sought
the honor of introduction at the hands
Of many OF our most distinguished mem
bers OF the medical faculty and clergy
Of this and other States. His valuable
names of highest endorsement from for
egn sources would be known to individ-
uals, but not, perhaps, to the community
at large hence it lis that the petite i'm
production DIR. Ma4hez enjoys will dis
tinguish him from the travelling doctor
His superior skill and ability viii be fully
recognized andh is work fully desrve
and merit the patronage of the public
Commencing from tomorrow, DIR.
Matthez will receive visitors at his hand |
some suite OF rooms at the Yarborough, |
from 10 a. m till p. m. making a pre- /
liminary examination in each case with |
out charge, so that n person may learn /
in advance just what is required before /
making any investment.
1t is not customary for DR. Matthez
10 visit cities much less than those of
considerable magnitude, but from the
warm, cordial reception he has received !
n North Carolina, has concluded ot visit
,ur city for a short time. We feel salts
led that the people of Raleigh and adj
dining country win not be slow in TAX
ng advantage OF this valuable opportu-
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