The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-23

tleman sports more beautiful pair OF
hazel ewes. There was never before such
perfect transformation in the looks OF
any one. He says 500 is as nothing when
compared with a crooked eye. He conld
not say enough in praise of DR., llartman's
extraordinary skill. On that same day the
doctor operated on thirteen cases OF cross
eyes, and was successful in each ease,
FRASKLIS, Tenn, Nov. %, 1885.
pr. s h. HartmNu'
One year ago our little daughters right
foot, after treatment for two years and a
half with the best surgeons in Tennessee,
was still very badly deformed. At the
time of your visit TO Franklin last Novem-
Der put her under your treatment. The
two appliances furnished by you have
acted like charm, aud the foot is now
all right. Your method Of treating such
cases is something remarkable, being abso-
lutely eilectual, without giving the least
pain and without the use OF the knife.
You are at liberty to use this card in any
way YOU may wish. l am pastor of the
NJ. +. Church, South, Franklin, Tenn.
Yours respectfully,
J. f. HARRISON,
Per Wife.
"KMrKor. Ky.
was most intense sufferer frop pain
in my head. do not believe any ever
suffered as did. had tried everything,
and several physicians, without relief
You, Dr. Hartman, have cured me en-
tircly. Very respectfully,
MINNIE CALDWELL"
"TmSroN. Tcnn, Dec. ~, 1854
DIR. Hartman: had utterly lost my
voice Tor seven years, during all OF which
time | never spoke loud word, my
lungs were very weak, my pulse 100, and
could not walk at all without support,
and then only few steps. Everyone, rs
well ms myself, thought that'it would be
but a few days TO my grave. | called on
YOU without the least hope. You said
Won could cure me; took your treatment;
in three months talked rs well n. ever,
and have been doing 50 ever since. !
have no cough aud can walk aud work all
day. You are wonderful physician.
iOurs truly,
NJ. II. fowler"
While DIR. Hartman has treated a great
many cases OF eyes, cripplcs, ca,arrh. con-
sumption, etc, since lac came TO Memphis,
persons with tumors and cancers have lit
orally taken him by storm. lie has never
before in 80 short a time placed 50 many
under treatment One among the mum.
her, Mr. l.. y. Stevens, OF Cottonwood
Point, Mo-, had two cancers, one very
large one. lie commenced Dr. llartman's
treatment on the 18th instant, and on
Tuesday, the 18th. they both came away
with numerous thin roots. All that now
remains 10 be done is the healing over of
the remaining sores, which will take but a
few weeks. We saw Mr.. Stevens in the
afternoon taking the cans for home. lie
seemed as happy rs Young boy, SAT- he:
"Dr Hartman understands his business
perfectly. lie knows just what +ic is
about
On Wednesday, the 10Th, there came 10
the Doctor Mrs G. W. Winters, OF Helena,
Ark. Both her upper cyelids and lashcs
were literally turned under, ~ that all the
exclusives swept close 10 the cyehall. Dr.
II. told her that nothing but IN operation
could save her sight. lie operated. aud
when she left his rooms the lids were
turned, aud every eyelnsh stood away from
the ball OF the eye. IL WIS certainly a
most successful operation. Both Mr.. and
Mrs. Winters wer highly delighted with
the result. When this party had passed
ont 81 the hotel very cSclting discussion
! cnsucd. Some ono remarked, "llow II 10
that physician aud surgeon OF such cX-
traorllnary skill still travels? Why does
hc not stay nj the home officer lie Ger.
tanly should have all lac could do without
travelling -Four or live ol the hotel
guests were quito inlcrcstcdoycr II. Finally
one said, "Lot ~ ~ into the Doctors
rooms aud ask him this question, he
will certainly answer II II hc can"
In they went and answer 1t he dii, aud
| directly 10 the point. Said the Doctor
| "ln the first place, no specialist on surge on
ever had ~ much 10 do ~ lac could attend
| TO- nr-. Gross and pancolst, IN their
| palmn,t lays, never had one. lourth ~
much work as they could have done. cN-
ccpt by themselves doing al the mental
work, such rs getting patients ready for
| an operation, preparing and placing the
| dressings. aud giving directions. srcing
aud waiting on many patients that any
ordinary doctor could attend a. lust as
well. aud very often visiting patients at
their homes. II IN active, skilled surgeon
had enough assistants 60 accomplish all he
would want them 10 do lac could average,
II he included the eve, 100 operations
every day. II Is true that he would be
obliged to have small army Ut general
practitioner. a. assist hun. ne we'll W. slmt
very expert specialists Ia aid IN dclicat,
operations, but Il would only b. thus thai
n specialist could hope 10 bring abou
the best results have seven ~
sislant.a aud when these arc no
sufficient will get more What grnicrclor,
eau one achieve OF greater good could on,
accomplish than 90 stop aud work In cacl
State capital and have all the intricate
cases from the entire State brought 10 him
With enough assistants to fully attend 4
them, thus reaching and relieving thou
sands WHO could not come 10 him we're u
stationed la one locality" d. llarmal
: will remain two weeks longer NJ thr Pea
hudy, or until the evening of January /
lsH. Office hours from : ain. To- Pm
II is utterly useless to write letters {
Dr. Hartman Ia ascertain what his chafg,
are ~ whether hcCan guarantee u cure. II
: expresses noopinion until after be- ha. mad
I, a personal examination. lie cannot knol
= thc expense IT treatment until he know
what thc case requires. and hc q too cpt
, scioutious aud too devoted 10 bis proia
!, sion To hold out lalsc hopes to any Va
icryr.
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