Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-13
NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 13 1888
From the Weekly Censor Of Nays
DIR. WILLIAMS, THE OCULIST.

From the Weekly Censor Of May
DIR. WILLIAMS, THE OCULIsT.
p THERE has been a strong disposition exhibited by
psrten the newspaper drive this gentleman out OF
the country ground that he no better than quack
We do believe this and for what we think very good rea
quack false pretender to knowledge and skill,
which he really does quack may come from
college; for do all get knowledge from coiegesnor
schools supply the natural want OF brains We may learn
much, from There be good officers
who have ma YER the Military Academy many good
lawyers divAes and statesmen who we've never within The
walls of university Was DR.. Franklin quack because he
was self taught!
The practice Of the Thomsonan professors is proved by
long expe be ecacious and beneficial in
to that it SO in all and 10 use without knowing In
what operation sauary is sheer quackery Any
Indian dress gUnshot wound or splinter broken limb
well surgeons often much better Beyond this the In
daa quacL though nnoeenton for he believes in the
of his prescriptions and would take them himself with
oat hesitation profess know how
and limbs surely the most learned Doctor in
the world This assertion ought not TO subject to the
proach presun ption for is true Should prets nd
further Wedge Of the healing art we might justly be cal
led quacks.
Now Mr. Williams do es the public ms
physician surgeons he sets bones he exhibits drugs
draugh lie says Icure certain diseases OF the eye
knewn only myself" II he does So but
limited number he is cha latan than half
of his revlrrs, much many Of them.
1t is happiness have formerly been the most in
with DR.. John Stephen Bartlett, of Boston,
Of Marblehead He Is regularly bred physician and
of talents had large practice, and honored
member of the great medical societies.. He not
likely to be deceived AT first he shared the prejudice of
the regular faculty against the Ocus WILLIAMSBURG. having
satisfied himself by patient and dlgept he
had actually cured Of blindness before consider
ed ncurabe he did hesitate his interest
hazard othe die He consulted that Oculi
him for comfort which he certain they received For
thin breach of the laws OF the medical colleges which by
the by, laws OF the land, he expelled from them
misfortune which he bore with exemplary patience. II
seems the regular had resolved that should
be privileged kill their fellow men, put their eyes
but themselves.
Thus have Minerals solemn fowl.
Sit nodding sieepily upon tree,
bird IN vulgar parlance called m owl,
Perchance revolving 10 his jobbernowL
How vastly great his wit and parts must be!
And musing thus" We're power almighty mine.
No birds but owls should on this earth be borR
No cooling doves in vedlock should combine,
No peacoeks gsudy plumsge more should shine
Owls, owls alane should tswers and trees adorn" st
We neverin Or Williams establish ment here else
where, bat and then sad but hour. We pre-
upwards OF hundred persons with vision less
obscured, and cenv.rsea with many Of them. They all te
fed the wsssae toward the Doctor, which tbInk
they would have DONE bad they received great
benefit 81 his hands enter ato detals-
shall only mention Of little bey who his
Their said had Totally blind for three years. without
ceivsg the least relief from the regular faculty. His eyes
appeared little blesred but he could very small OBJ
jecs and appeared sprightly and eosteBted.
Seeing is believing and away perfectly persuaded
that Dr. Williams Is quack, but person whose optical
skill deserves confidence II possible that he have
collected many blind and paid them testify his
ability The thing inccncevable; yet other grouad
can the conduct of the patients be accounted for he be
quask. .y-St 81 public excisssr~ aregiou
deluaon that make see who Is really blind.
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