Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-30

o. We thought il might prove useful to some Of
the numerous readers of the Herald, which circu-
North and South America, to copy a few other edi-
tsrial remarks made by them the celebrated Eng
lish Oeulist, j. Williams, at Providence House,,
4iS Broadway, in this city. We are the more IN
cnned to do so, from conviction that he - dong
almost Ms much good to the eyes OF his patients by
MS remedies, as ourself in enlightening the
Understandings of the financial and political world.
From the Boston Pilot ofAprn IL, 1861
M. Williams the OcuIisf.
" In copying from Of contemporaries the
ed remarks on Dr. Williams special request Of three OF
osr friends and patrons Boston who have received great
dement, from Dr. Williams Of their would
say "hat fuh and justice that have known
years ago. several the city of Duba friends
quanances whose was restored TO the elearne Of
prnve vision, through the efcacious applications Of this
skiliu and successful OcuL We in Dublin on
two or three ccason seine OF our friends Who were
Prsed OF the oIesslngsoi eyesgh to Dr. Wams lodgings
where we were convinced by ocular proof of the
feet of his remedies" p,
March 1885, which Was annexed to tie observation Of the
Editor, j. 5. Bartlett NJ D.
We only add to the remarks published in the Boston
Daily Times that every days observation since written
has confirmed the opinion therein expressed regards the
whom it refers and the fact that Of than 100
which have gdy scrutnizd great numbers have been
.. Il sa s
portion OF the whole number had under the most skul
to be obtained in New England without receiving
benefit In single have heard expression Of dis
satisfaction at his treatment but the contrary the most
thusiasc expressions of gratitude We had written larger
notice. but have no space to say more. j. =. b.
We copy the following from the New York lions Watch
man of Sd January, 1888 -
Hundreds ofcasss like the above be referred msre
necessary prove that Mr. Williams has been for many
past successful in his method Of treating
diseases of the eye and eyed And in referring these
s should be borne in mind that the persons who generally
sppy stranger, like DR. Williams those whom other
ply scians aad ocu have failed to Does therefore,
fifty Of partial total blindness out of which
have been given hopeless by those whose province is to
judge OF these things not altogether unworthy the public
confidence and especially when he offers 90 this without fee
reward The Providence House the Of Broad
hcate from any regular minister of The gospel Of his
sence visit Mr. at o'clock day in the week.
to have the poor avail themselves of benefit Of
dies hope the ministers of the gospel this city will be at
some pains to inform their congregations Of the liberal offer
which he makes TO the blind roor who them The
remedies eght nine different kinds used by Dr. w appear
to be simple and his methods of treatment do require any
y injurious He also TO find peculiar delight in
uncating spiritual light to the mad of the blind psor he
need Gift and endeavors to direct them the great Ply
stefan in heaven, who is the light Of the world.
From the official paper, the "MonIteur," May s. lsl6]
The celebrated DR.. Williams. Of the Regal General Dspen
sary Londos Honorary Ocu to his Majesty and member Of
several learned and Medical Societies, returned short time
70 @ every sTs
Leesed by host Of individuals Of both sexes, and OF all
some blind and Others afflicted with various diseases in
the Ee seeking complete cure, or an Arrangement OF their
malady."
From the Journal de Paris, June IA, 1851
Humanity and science equally feicaes Mr.. Williams the
celebrated English Ocut the that attic nds him dali
y in this city, Numerous persons whose organs Of had
for length Of time been diseased and others pro-
claim aloud the complete and great benefits that they
the Doctors skill aAd medicines We shall cite among others
the Of the Rev. Mr. Dearette Royal Aoner Of the Mill
ary Hospital Val De Grace, who afflicted upwards
~ years with redness in his eye lids
derived the most beae6ea effects from the remedies adms
tered by Mr. Williams"
From the Religious Journal August IL, 1861
shr Williams Honorary Ocus to his Majesty, Louis 18TH
member OF several learned and Medical Societies Proprietor
and Director Of the Royal General Dpensary London
been time in Paris On arriving this capital his first
care was to write to all the clergy and members Of all
charitable establishments requesting them send him all the
INDECENT who suffered froa diseases way what
that he attend them gratis; and according
ashencaied reports be has perfor wonderful
and the appreciation Of which all natterng
to Mr. Williams, is that Of his Majesty, the King"
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