Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-30

uThe Evening Post of the 9th staes-It with pleasure
Of Dr. Williams the Oculs humanely employed in
this city. We copy the following from the Daily Wing Of Fri.
day. the h May which will be read with interest by all the
friends of the poor
the defender of the psor negro informed he
multitude Dr. Williams house. of Canal street and
Broadway who have been restored sight Of both
eyes, that his child blind Of eye and suffer-
ed much Of both greatly relieved today Ed of Wig
The following copied from the New York Weekly Cen
sor OF the 5th May, 1889.
Ths blind yeesips their sigM-Thc above motto used
by glorious Redeemer and forciby
Williams, the English Ocus who ardeny himself
his exalted profession county, will appear from his
first address after his arrival hch will be found in various
newspapers We will normour friends considered
necessary for Of examine for
aid si the uuthn order find any imposition resolving
to give TO the public whatever might be the result of
vesgaon. II is but justice state, astouuded
with what heard and Bnd who declare they have
been In that dismal 30 years begin See the
4 rst time, of which they have any recollection.
On arrival Providence House. the Doctors residence
we found ourselves envroned by incredible number
with chdrenof various ages no appeared
~ one TO be contented and happy One said aemae lost
sgh when only days old which period she
by all except Dr. w. be ncura ble-any tried cir skill
and remedies hut useful hut Dr. williams. can
almost every object pass come, can dsn.
eush men and women from the difference in their dress
children also. between years of age.
would not sell the good have already gained blind
". BEFORE for any moneys thanks my friend Doctor VIII
Hams
Apeher who said he bad almost blind SO years saa
the sight he had improved Another had been
almost blind 10 also said his sight impro
we'd Another who had been dark Of eye years
Of the other eye the light and large objects
both Aaohe Who said he had been considered during
Is i6years reurably blind by Gna Serena said
always looked clear that he walk without
guide.
An eide ~ lady said she had been blind IS years Of eye
and years Of the other 20 every where she
chooses, although emisent ocu said yearsnce
her entirely decayed. Another lady said
s. DID, and had scied twenty years
with very dreadful Inflammation In eyes; could rarely
lin up her head look In the face, thing
New Testament Another had been blind years sao-
her or years; another years. another years ano
ber2 years; another IL months-can 20
any day.
fine little boy presented by his mother who said
ell the physicians Of emnence In this city had the
relieve his suHerngs during three years and
added the little fellow Is learning his letters.
Several other chiren Of different ages also brought
by their mothers, who said their ehden could see
although quite blind when brought 10 the Doctor.
Many grown up young said they had the sight
Of Of them for many years. that they all
with both eyes. The infant child Of Italian lady
drew atentos. The mother said her child born
blind and could the light distinguish
the very grateful expressions Of the snnssd
and ask eyes ef the joyful mother confirms the fact
she endeavored explain by in broken Engish We
not omit the Of from the Of Massachusetts
young sailor by profession said he had been blind
years. all OF which period he under the
Of our scientific ocuts Boston without res-ip fact was
dismissed ssiDcurabe. lie among hundreds more or
less bsne6ed by Dr. Wans In the 1886. wiihs three
months he could "a sea, and In hosorasle
employ the city Of New YORK. What heard saw
very strange, but Is nevertheless We could an Journal
with the details Of cases, and cenvsrsed with
persons all ages and all expressed their gratitude their
friend who appeared to he quite in his element when encr
sled by poor noble work, DOCTOR 60 wish yen
complete success for the sake Of those who suffer- You
in the Joy evince willis, commune sing
relief 10 others d..
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