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PHOTOTHÈQUE HOMÉOPATHIQUE
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Dr William J. BAUER (c1835-?)
Photo Sylvain Cazalet – Cleave’s Biographical Cyclopædia p. 507
Homéopathe Américain – New York – USA.
Photo Sylvain Cazalet – Cleave’s Biographical Cyclopædia p. 507
BAUER, WILLIAM J., M. D.,
of New York city, was born in Springborough, Warren county, O. ; his
father, Isaac Bauer, belonging to the Society of Friends, of which Dr. Bauer
is also a member. After the completion of his education he went to New York,
where he was for some time engaged in the stereotyping and publishing
business, which he relinquished, and entered upon the study of medicine in
the office of Drs. John F. Gray and A. Gerald Hull.
He
graduated from the New York Medical College (old school) in March, 1857.
After receiving his diploma he became associated in practice with Drs. Gray
and Warner, continuing so until 1863, when he commenced by himself. His
practice is composed of a highly cultivated class, and is very extensive -in
such degree that it has obliged him to decline all proffered honors of
professional preferment.
In
his medical views he is, although a believer in the law of homœopathy,
independent and liberal, not hesitating to accept real truth on account of
its source. He is a member of various scientific societies, medical and
otherwise, and his productions bespeak a quick, comprehensive mind and
trenchant mode of expression.
In
1848, he married Martha H., daughter of Horace Fowler and sister to Drs. E.
P. Fowler and A. L. Fowler-Ormsbee, and has now living one child, a
promising boy of eleven years.
In
personal appearance Dr. Bauer is a man about six feet in height, possessed
of much presence and dignity, with a venerable looking head of white hair
and beard, which surround a face still young and fresh. Nature has been
liberal in moulding him to the ideal of his profession.
Source : Cleave’s Biographical
Cyclopædia of Homœopathic
Physicians and Surgeons By Egbert Cleave
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