Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-08

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phaticay the Medicine Of the People the pro-
longer Of LIFE.
the following Of the boskspub.
iished by Mr. Williams, honorary Ocust to the AHg' Of
Several listing Physicians ocuss sc. Of great emf
hence in all have borne a the PS.esn Of the
ROYAL Hospital Blind Paris, and others who have es-
tilted by and letters Of LOT me ese
that applied through their recommendation and whom
they declare to have their sight Dy Inc snee o. ;ne
cornea DISTRACTIONS duet and Of disease weak
ness ofthe optic inflammation Of the Ss
Copy OF letter the members of the Central Medical So
cey proving benefit that lady received the appli
cation my remedies after having been considered ncura
Nc " '"'''"' sEvREux, (France) Feb. l6, 1916.
The members Of the Medical Society of the depart
men Of the sene having received pha Of the Remedies of
Mr. Williams Ocu OF London, and Honorary Ocslist to his
Majesty King of France Honorary Member Of the Medical
Society several othes sent to Mr. Gouilard
Eyreux who was attending Madame Morn
sight such state hatsevera medical men II
desperate:
count of the Of that incidence and Madame Morn who
was reduced state of blindness she pre-
that ha haad arel
to them during time after the those Remedies
she could read and wre and she most earnestly
queed the Of them might still be continued and she
likewise hoped Mr. Gouard ho has also declared to
the Commtee that by the continuation his opinion is they
would In truth Of this attesaton they
have signed Evreu the day and the month afore
said.
E. R.I Dnnasn m BID psarr"at NJ ND B.
GouILARp, NJ D., and Surgeon"
From an eminent Physician Paris dated January 1915
a." the Undersigned Doctor In Medicine Of the College OF
Montpelier Physician of the Maternal Charity Of Paris certify
that within my knowledge, that NJ lie Doeteur Williams
honorary Occus Majesty has the application of
his remedies, the hereafter named persons who were all
afflicted in serious lst Miss Van Dyck, daugh
ter Of Mr. Van Dyck Banker Of Rotterdam with cloudness
sight arising from opacity Of the eornea ID The daug
Sd Fuery Of weakness Of the which rendered
impossible for her to read write without spectacles:
never uses them lth child who became blind after the
measles which blindness months also restored
sight In truh of which have written and signed the
LArEraoHnIE, N. D. ,sParis.n
The following from English Physician Of known celeb
rity in London well in Paris, dated Pigole Street.
Pans, Jan. IL, 1915
SS-I much obliged you for your Treatise the
diseases Eye which have read with much pleasure
than otherwise have been in London and Paris
witness Of that which has founded the reputation
YOU enjoy which you have obtained instances
where efforts Of other celebrated Ocus have produced
no benefit Accept sincere wishes for their eonnuaon
suffering humanity claims your talents and assistance: but
doubt not you will continue consecrate both If in the
number Of INV patients should discover any who find
requisite to consult Ocu shall not fail to recommend
the to you being fully persuaded would be the most emf
neut service that could render them am, Sir, Sc
J. MARsnALL, NJ. ID.
To Mr. WILLIAMS, honorary Oculist to Ills Majesty, &c.
From another Physician and Ocult Director Of the
ROYAL National Establishment for the Blind.
The Qunze Vingts, Paris Jan. 8, 1915.
Nothing. Sir is more Just than that should comply
with the request you made declare the effects that
have seen of operation Of your Remedies the eyes Of
those patients have consulted respecting their
bodily only render homage to truth giving
you this pablc testimony and to declare that many persons
afflicted with the Chronic Opthama also with Opacits OF the
Transparent Cornea Inflammation Of the Eyes and Eye lids
Weakness Of the Optic Nerve &c. have been radically cured
or bene6ed and pray Sir to except the express
81 gratitude TO- the gratuous and unrt hitting aen
ton that you have bestowed all the INDECENT re-
commended to you BY, Sir, -,
To Mr. Williams honorary Oculist to the King OF France
je 6-thsattuWs
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