Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-10-27
PERMANENT.
PITTsBURGH's GREATEST SURGEON.
DR.. Hartman Has at Last Conclud-
ed to Rema. in Pittsburgh, and
Opened a Permanent Office
at 207 Penn Avenue.

This is good news to his three thousand pa
tients who have availed themselves of his skill
in the treatment of his specalties. Many can
now visit him in person who expected TO be
treated by letter. And those who hesitated be-
cause they looked upon him as travelling doe
tor can now take treatment of him as a resident
physician.
Dir. Hartman has done wonderful work dur
ing his seven months snjourn among us. His
operations for ctrabismus teross eyes can be
counted by the hundreds. and every one success
full and so with other operations. Few sur
geons have as many in life time. 1t Is this
wholesale surgery and practice that makes him
so prominently successful. The certificates and
testimonials that he has the privilege of pub
iishins OF patients treated here would fiji ctr
paper tor a whole week, but hundreds OF them
are tae same as those already published i'll
tn IS. cJ.umr--
10 cpav lce the reader of DR.. HaTtmau's
claim up.fa waen sct.. W need only :cc1
tna uaue, ul irw eases wel Lnown t. "a
y w....n le ~ ..;e,t ir1.a ,Ie very 5rinb o'
rave
Mr.. 3..!4.ll -rIm. daughter Of capt. ala
stcaesvey, Uf Lhis city, hal been treated
wear, iDr cancer oy the most eminent pnys.c
ans and surgeons not only OF thiS city but New
york and other cities. She had spent over one
thousand dollars with great medical experts,
and was told tha- she must die. Her limbs and
body were literally covered with running sore>
and half detached masses of flesh nearly blind
and deaf and barely living. DIR. Hartman was
consulted and declared it was no cancer but
scrofula, and proved it by curing her without
the knife and without any painful external ap.
lieations. Every sore is healed; she sees and
hears perfectly and is now in every particular
the yerv model of good health. She now re-
sides at 430 Rebecca street, Allegheny city. Go
ard see her.
Willie Curtz, II years of age, now working
in H. X Porter IL Co.'S Locomotive Works, in
this city, had been afflicted with Chronic Rheu-
matism for one year, unable to work, his joints
much enlarged painful and stiff The bones of
one side Of the face were enormously enlarged,
giving him most hideous appearance. His
heart was diseased with 170 beats in minute,
he was emaclated, pale and almost dying. Two
eminent Pittsburgh physicians assured his
mother that the end was hear. DR.. Hartman
was consulted and Immediately placed under
his treatment, and In six weeks he was well and
ever since he has been at work. Go and see
him. call on his mother, on his employer and on
his pastor, and you will say the half has not
been told.
ANOTHER.
The Pittsburgh Sunday Leader of October Sd,
tells Of a boy, the son of Mr.. G. w. Logue, OF
Redbank, Pa, who had been attacked, about
wear ago, with verticle curvature of the spine
and in spite of the efforts of several physicians
grew rapidly worse and was soon powerless,
and unable to work from paralysis of his legs.
He continued SO eight months and was consid-
cred by all physicians within their reach
most hopeless case.
DR.. Hartman was consulted, who applied an
apparatus to his back, rapidly strengthening
him and in exactly eight days he commenced
to walk 1t is two months since Dr. Hartman
took hold of the case, and in that time the inn
proyement in the little patients condition has
been so great that from deiormed and help
less being he is become bright and active
child, with a shape perfectly natural, and an
equal chance Of happiness and usefulness in
after life with other children.
The happy restoration OF their rchild to health
is the cause of much joy TO the parents, who are
deeply grateful to DIR. Hartman for his service.
We think these references to cases, within
the reach of everyone to visit, are sufficient to
convince all persons afflicted that DIR. Hartman
stands at the head Of hls professionalism
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