Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-25


~ We thought It might prove useful to Some oil
thu numerous readers of the Herald which circu-
lated in almost every part Of Europe, a. wen a. IN
North and South America, to coPya few otner r eur
i;.h Oeulist. j. Williams now At Providence Hou:s,
lI9 Broadway, in this city. We are the more IN
clined to do SO, from conviction that ne - uosg
almost much good to the eyes Oh ms pa.lens
Understandings Of the financial and political world.
From the Boston Pilot ofAprIl IL, 1891
Mr. Williams, the Ocukst
n copyinc from one Of city contemporaries
edreuark Williams at the special request Of three OF
our nd and am, Of h. e we
saw truh justice warrant that we have known some
years ago. several the city Of Dublin Of friends and
whose eyesght restored to the cearne oil
primitive vssn, through the scacous aPplicauens o. 'n's
skfu and successful Ocust We accompanied IN Dueis on
two or three OCCASIONS Of friends who were then de-
ryed Of the blesng. eye sight Dr. Williams
where convinced BY ocular proof oil the
feet ofhis remedies" -
rw ,c, ,h slov;u, from the Boston Pls of the 18th
March 1886 which vas annexed to the observation OF the
Editor j. s. Bartlett, M d. ,,r, :: a. p.
We can only the remarks published N me boston
Daily Times that every since was written
has confirmed the opinion therein expressed a. ne
If Mr. Williams the English Oculist the gentleman TO
mo-, 4 refers and that out Of more than iOV eases
which We have rgdy scrunized great numbers nave oeen
hs fine or apocation to Mr. W. Totally bd and the major
psron of the whole had been under the most skai
treatment to be obtained in New England wnou Sc s
but the contrary the most "a
huasic expressions of gratitude We had written larger
notice, but have no space to say more. -
We copy the following from the New York lions "atch'
man Of Sd January, 1888 - -
Hundreds like the above mgh be referred to-
were necessary prove that Mr. Williams has BEEN Tor many
year, past successful in his method OF treating
Of the eye yeds And in referring to these ca
ses should be borne mind that the who generally
soDV to stranger like DIR Williams those whom other
ocus have failed to cure II does therefore,
u that the man undertakes and succeeds curing
oc al
have been hopeless by those whose province 1t to
judge of these things not altogether o. ne pubic
and when he eers to do this without fec
or The Providence House on the corner Oh Broad
way and Canal street. where any poor person Ger
NAV visit Mr. W. at O'Clock day the week.
except the Sabbath As Mr. W. not only willing but anx-
lows 10 have the themselves Of the benefit Of his
edes we hope the ministers the gospel this city will be at
some pains inform their congregations OF the liberal oner
which he makes the blind yoes who are ms
simple and his methods OF treatment do nos require
special deprivation BY the patient except from what IS EVIDENT
ly INJURIOUS He as to find peculiar delight IN CO m
muncang spiritual light to the ninds Of the blind Psor as ne
sight the natural whenever they appear to stand
in need and endeavors to direct them 70 the great rh
sician in heaven, who is the light of the world
From the official paper the "Mon'teur," May ., 1851
9The celebrated DR.. Williams, of the Regal General Dspen
sy, London, Honorary Ocu to his Majesty and member OF
learned and Medical Societies. returned short time
since this city, and he day gives grautousy his advice
and assistance poor His hotel is every morning literal
" Lesiercd BY host Of individuals Of both and Of all
ages blind and others afflicted with various diseases in
the Eyes seeking complete of their
maiady"
From the Journal de Paris, June Ia, 1851
sHumanty and science equally citates Mr.. Williams, the
celebrated English Ocut the that attic nds him dali
y in this city persons whose organs vision had
for length time diseased and others pro-
claim aloud the complete great benefits that they
TO the Doctors skill and medicines We shall cite among others
the the Rev Mr. Delarete Royal Amoner of the Mill
tary Hospital Val De Grace who afflicted upwards Of six
y with redness his eyed and who has
derived the beneficial eess from the remedies admins
tered by Mr.. Williams"
From the Religious Journal, August II, 1851
sAr Williams Honorary Oculst his Majesty, Lous 18th,
member several learned and Medical Societies. Proprietor
Director Of the Royal General Dpensary London has
been in Paris On arriving in this capital his first
care write all the clsrgymen and members Of all the
charitable establishments requesting them to send him all the
INDECENT who suffered Of the what
he might attend them gratis and according to their
reports he has persrmed wonderful
the which must at all times be hatterng
to Mr. Williams, u That Of his Majesty the King"
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