Morning herald., 1839-05-11

NJ To TIVE EDITOR: With the NEST sincere and
heartfelt gratitude to Dr. Williams the Oes., wno Tes
so. to saw that nay afflicted in her eyes near
~ wears of which she had lost hs sight e eney
the r physieians this city, and received sensft She
Also great Pas from bsering cuPPns eschn
ana which have dose her sight good, or to
l;.ye the pain except few hours Now sy the blessing
~ and Dr. Wan remedes since the second or third
10 ace and readwhcL she HAS able for alsns
tneand which of friends expected that she would
Sine. NV sister HAS been one of Dr. wiIams patients,
have of the great number she restored
toght both cid and young well a, Of middle age Two
seen light since hsr BIRTH knew the lady who was blind
= years. anu MAR3 Ann DICKSON, a45 Houston. st.
Written for my sister, Margaret Dickson
New York March q, 1888.
Since Miss Dickson has been restored to sight sy MT Wal
Mans remedies (who only out of many hundreds irsm
day his arrival America she has learnt the art o. straw
hat ana bonnet making Any body herssrs wishing as Gu
ro cheap good bonnet as can pc else
where, may have opportunity at MISS Dcksoh' roe"'e
when she 1T is prssumed) will make i to order
NorrNt is remarkable that Miss Dickson, living at a45
Houston street, and Mr. Doherty living at the eorasr
ter and Bridge streets Bsskyn the first lady and the
sr gentleman that Miss Gamble living los Stanton street.
the Blind lady, aged nearly 40 years. ever 20
seen had themselves been both OF them blind or nearly 90
IFrom the Gospel Witness."1
DR. WILLIAMS, THE OCULIsT.
BROTHER WhtngA few days since had the pleasure OF
paving visit this distinguished gentleman at Providence
House Broadway, while attendance upon the crsws OF al
skill the treatment Of diseases Of the eyes feel that am
conferrng benefit upon suffering hunanty in calling the at
to the which has crowned
abors Of Dr. Williams. Were to mention par
themselves at the time my visit should occupy large
portion and nsrhaP; to one should
House, the time the Doctor attending upon his Posr
patients at oC that they may hear from rom hs, 1wn p
One feature in the practice of Dr. Williams which mast CON-
mend itself to the PhanhroPc heart that while he expects
grautousy attending all who too pays
and bring with them certificate Of sat fact from minister
OF the Gospel =. =. ~ LiTS.
The following the extract of letter published the sos
Morning Post few days only after Mr. Williams the
English Ocalst arrived in Amerea:-
70 the Editor Of the Boston Morning Post"-As the dis
of the Eye unfortunately general common hama
nifty ought induce when any persons afflicted with
short weak defective sight blindness to sfsrm the. where
they likely ind andoe since it is certain that that
weakness Of blindness unless prevened
suitable The truth Of this assertion could easily prove
by thousand wing eIampes but il is amply illustrated IN
Milton shall other; whs ays Fenion in his sketch
Of the life that immortal Pe from weakness OF sight be.
paheeay describes when he addresses himself to the light
Revisits not those Eyes, that roll in vain
To find thy piercing ray, and tmd NO dawn"
And adds,
Thus with the year
Seasons return but not to returns
Day, or the sweet approach five or Morn
And wisdom at one entrance qsite shat out;
SO much the rather thou, celestial Light
Shine inpsri, and the mind thro' all her powers,
Irraaiste; there plant Eyes; all mist fron thence
Purge aud dperse, that may and tell
OF thiags invisible TO msrta sight"
Psrddiss Lost
Such presented have stood the test Of the fiery
ordeal" for nearly forty years
have the honor 10 be sir, yours, sc.
JOHN WILLIAMS
Boston, January g. 1886
no Mr.. Williams. the English Ocuiist, be now con.
suited IL and clock at the Providence House. s
Broadway, New York. myii-eosdSit~'