Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-04
From Geo. D. Prentice, Esq, Editor of
the Louisville Journal.

From Geo. D. Prentice, Esq. Editor of
the Louisville Journal.
DR.. LIGHTHILL-DEAR SIR: I am sorry to
learn that you contemplate leaving Louisville
at the end of the present week. I earnestly
wish that your engagements elsewhere might
permit yen TO remain here for time longer.
Your sOjcurn among us, DR.. Lghthin, viii bs
long remembered by our people. 1t has been a
blessing to many. You have treated me and q
female member of my family with great sue
cess. You seem TO understand, as by intuition,
the character of amalady and its best remedy.
You have a multitude OF patients in this city,
and I have not seen OF heard Of one 70 whom
you have held out the promise OF relief with
out rendering it. Your entire practice among
us has been a brilliant success, and I cheerfuIly
recommend you to my many friends South,
and the public at large, as a physician deserv-
ing the utmost confidence.
Hoping that you may live long to be a bless
ing to additional thousands Of the AFFLICTED, I
am, very truly, yours,
GEO. D. PRENTICE
Prom Z. A. Collins, Esq, of Milan, Tenn.
To THE EDITORs OF APPEAL
GENrLEMEN-Dr. LIghthin expects to visit
your city soon, and for the benefit Of the suf.
ferins I wish to say, through you, to your very
extensive acquaintance in this and other
Southern States. that DR.. Lighthn can do all
for the suffering that can be Afforded by skill,
science and a comprehensive experience.
1 placed under his treatment, over two years
since, my niece, Miss Eliza Mitchum, of McLe-
moresville, Tenn. She had been suffering from
a child, with a rising In the head, which had
for years emitted through the ear a very ugly
and offensive corruption. Her case had been
treated by the best physicians of the country,
and had bafied the skill Of them all. Or.
Lighthin kept her under his immediate charge
for ten daysand then sent her home with rem
edles. She used the remedies as directed. and
In three months was entirely well, and stin
continues in excellent health.
It may be proper to state that when Miss
Mitchum went under DIR. Lightbi1's treatment
she was unable to walk, and, as her friends
thought, was rapidly approaching death.
If you have any friends among your extern
sive acquaintance suffering with any chronic
disease, You may safely them to
DE-. Lighthll. Yours, very respectfully,
Z. a. COLLINS.
From Capt. sIIas =. Miller, Proprietor Of
she Ga House, LouisvtIie, Ky.
To MY FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC
1t affords me great satisfaction to be able to
testify to the success Of DR.. Lighthiu in the
treatment OF deafness, a~nd:express my sense OF
obligation to him.
My hearing had been impaired for q number
Of years, at times 70 such an extent as 70 en-
barrass me seriously. DR.. L.ghthiil, under
whose care I placed myseif. has removes the
iiniculty completely. and restored me to per-
5eot heaaing. sILAs +. MILLER.
Prom Dr. W. 3. sse1a. Of Pranklin, Tenn.
FRANKLIN, Tenn. February IL. 1869.
DIR. L~IsHrHrLL: h case Of ear disease In
family, lately treated by you. was one of
'Oms twelve or fifteen years duration. ~Invoiv-
as wss thought, a total destruction of hear
ng in the sar affected. It gives me pleasure to
pear testimony to the rare sluI with which
7eu performed a necessary operation. a. wen
IS the jndiciousnsss OF your subsequent treat
nent, which has resulted. I sm happy to be-
ieve. In the entire cure of tiIe disease. and as
somplsts a restoration OF hearing as the case
of RsspeCtsuly.
". REID. ND.