The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-31
thing that can be said Of too few'physicians.
He always

says so. III he sees that he can Dotn nelp
and cure them, he promises TO do so, and
he has never once been known TO fail to
keep his promise!
But all diseases cannot BIO cured in the
same time. In some il requires week,
in some month, six months, or a year;
and in some cases OF long standing, as par
alysis, number OF years. lie was over
heard 10 say TO young man OF seventeen,
who had been totally paralyzcd in his legs
and arms for over thirteen years, that II
would take him from six to seven years TO
make him perfect, but that after the first
year his, (the doctor's) services would no
longer be needed, rs he could then con-
tinue the treatment himself by following
the doctors printed directions.
DIR. Hartman, in his treatment OF all de-
formities, such as club feet, curvature OF
the spine, hip disease, paralysis, etc, uses
process which is original with him and
which he has perfected through thirty
three years OF continuous practice. Ills
success in the treatment OF this class OF
cases has been phenomenal. Indeed, since
the doctors success in the treatment OF
this class OF cases has become so generally
known, IL has come TO be considered little
short OF n crime in parents TO permit their
children TO grow up subject 10 these de-
formities when they can in all cases be 30
completely and permanently cured II sub
mitted 10 timely treatment.
His success in the cure Of cancer Is also
worthy OF special note. lie probably
treats
MORE CASES or CANCER
than any other physician in the country.
They come TO him from all parts OF the
country. He not only cures cancer, but
cures II without knife, or caustcs, or loss
of blood or pain. The doctor showed the
reporter large stack OF testimonials and
letters, all unsolicited, and all expressing
gratitude that knew no bounds Tor the
cures effected by the doctor Mr.. James
| Kearncy, Of New Orleans, for instance.
couldn't begin 10 tell the doctor how crate
ful he was. lie had suffered untold ago
mics from cancer OF tho foot. The instep
and whole upper surface OF the foot was
one mass OF disease. II grow like rose,
unfolding It's petals until they hung over
his foot threatening It's utter destruction.
DIR Hartman removed II, with its roots,
without the least pain, without the knife,
caustic, or even the loss OF one drop OF
blood. This is but single instance.
Thousands might DO given did space
permit.
The doctors methods and means are pc
cular, original and unique. Though an
allopathist, and graduate Of jefferson
Medical college, his methods are entirely
unlike those OF any living physician. They
are ~ peculiar ~ his cures ARE nnriyaled.
lie never uses opium IN any form; no cat
omol, OF mercurials Of any kind; no
quininc; no iodidc vi potash. His remc-
dies nrc derived from experience and OBJ
IL l. A IL n
Chapman, Of Philadelphia, that when he
was a young man lac had half dozen rem
edes for every disease, but that, after fifty
years Of extensive practice, lao had but
three remedies for all diseases opium,
calomel and the lancet. DR.. Hartman uses
none Of these. yet he probably uses fewer
remedies for diseases la general than any
pmciicng physician.
DR.. Hartman probably receives the
LARGEST VOLUNTARY PIES
OF any physician in the United States. SO |
grateful are his patients for the immcasur-
able good he has done them that many Of |
them are ready TO give all thoy are worth,
were lac willing 10 accept II. m tcsti-
monial OF their gratitude. IL Is said that
IN u c1so In which hc removed cancer
iroma lady In Cleveland, curing her In
eight or nine days, aud, ~ usual, without
kniic clu-iic or pain, hc charged her SlO0
some time after she called upon him,
having Travelled q long distance Ia see him.
She declared that she could not realize
HAT she was cured. After short chat
she let, slipping q paper into the doctors
hand ~ she did 40. llc opened the paper
10 end q 500 hill. MANY other cases |
might be cited Of oven greater fees
81 h.. al 80
surprised Va the least a. learn that it l. alb
solutely impossible Tor the doctor 10 attend
90 40 ihc demands made upon his time and
xiii. Not over q week ago a gentleman
living some twenty miles in the country
came Ia him in grciicXrtcmCnt. Doctor.
you must go homo with me. NV dnugh.
t.r has the dyscnicry, aud she viii lie Il
You do not y,sii her Money Is no object.
! will give you s2h, or 80, yea, ur slOO Il
you will come YES, my dear fir." said
The doctor. "hut look ut that Wuiting-ronm
full OF patients. How can | possibly get
away without ncglcciing thcmf Many Of
them have como irum q distance. aud re-
quirr my immediate services iu order that
they may take thr neat train hut
tell what | can do" hc added. n can
cure her without s1cing her, d dyscn.
tory IL AT she has, lie thcrcupon
told the father what 10 give her In.
tDrually and locally. The gentleman
accepted The directions, but LETT In a
hut Within thtcc days, however
who should call ON thc doctor but this
same man. 81 have nrtuncd," be oX-
claimed, "nr,i, tu apologize Tor my rude
! departure, aud. secondly. to thank YOU
I inf my daughters cure. My daughter N
WClI. lhtug ol thr very lurur who gave
hrr zap O. dlc have stpu her, and al. have
| exclaimed "Nhli in the world lid pr
Hartman give your daughter Ito has
| robbed tie very grave 1T W. most certain
v.rim' She owes her liic 10 him. II is
inlHrla m,ur.r'' and ttawupon the
happy mau, with team 1T jos boz hh eyes.
| brri ihn doctor to accept $500 us
| souvenir ul hH gratitude
Another ul lhr thing which has made
/ ih, nlWD oi ur Huffman famous ia the
| crowd ul people that waiiHupln him whpr.
| yt.r hn happens tn BE- While be- b ~
l hH hnmr uIh.r, limo iif bis meals h
] scarcely his own. Whom he starts out ON
/ ono ~ his iuur. crowd 0f people meet him
I 100 each point Tlyr nssms tu le SOME
/ magnetic influence about thr iorior which
| draws th' people in him In such numbers
I f1 .u make 10 memorable DAY wherever
| DE- stops
"iiy the way. doctor" qucrcd the ~.
pHror during moments Toll boz thc rush
I of business. Chow 900 you como to choU.,
Columbus YOUR homo oflcr anil head.
| VulrivrI' simply replied De-. "he.
I cIu.r of iis ulntcri'n, location nt the rru-
I trf NJ population of ihc country. aud Doc.
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