The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-27
Tho Following, However, Are Enough
to Convince All Reasonable Beings
That DIR. Hartman's Skill
Ia Extraordinary.

Miss Florotia Waite OF go Mississippi
avenue. Memphis, had cross eyes from her
youth. Several years ago while visiting In
the East her eyes were operated on by a
prominent ocnlist OF Wheeling, w. Va,
but, unfortunately for her. his operation
was failure inasmuch M 10 turned her
eyes outward entirely too far. giving her a
much worse appearance than she had before
the operation. No ocullst would under.
take 10 correct this infinitely worse condi-
ton than that OF ordinary eros, eyes, so
she called on DIR. Hartman a. the Peabody
llous.~Q see whether hc would undertake
thc - lie Nj once said hc could correct
the mistake made 10y the former oculist by
performing three distinct operations one
ON the external rcclus OF each eve, and
then bring the internal rccius muscle oi
the lett eye further 10 lhc 'front.' Mis-
Waite was only too glad 10 accept his
proposition, 10 he performed tho three OPP
cratiOns al one sitting, aud that without
the least pain aud without chlorulnrm.
The result Is simply perfect no one could
have eyes more natural Ia every patiicu.
lar. The change la the young la1y's np-
pearancc Is quite wonderful, aud no sur
gcon could be more highly appreciated hy
anyone than Dr. Hartman b. hy Mis-
Waite tot this display OF his extraordinary
skin.
Mr. J. h. Barry. oi Liberty lliu. Mis.is.
sippi, was cruss-oycd sincc his youth, aud
lately lac began 10 suffer from p,erygIums.
ilcshy skin growing over both his eyes.
which would soon have rendered him
blind ior life. Dr. Hartman removed the
ptcygiums and thrn Strengthened the
eyes nc one operation. Mr. Harry declared
the operation was not only without pain
but was over before he had time 10 think
about ~ There is something very a..
marklbIe about the impression Dr. Hart
mah makes upon his patients, 10 say they
ar all highly pleased with him when they
leave his Office Is not expressing the hum
dnrdth part Of ACKNOWLEDGING delight.
~ felt Mr. Barry
lluENA, Ark. Jan. %, 1850 DR.. Hart.
man. Dear Sir-My eyes have been al
nicicd ever since ! whs eight ycars old and
am now ihirty.tWo. have had dozcns
Of doctors prescribe for them, but without
any relief My cyclds got ~ thick h WIS
impossible 10 raise them und the cyclashcs
turned In toward the cycball. 10 that thcy
became very painful saw your
article Of being in Memphis aud con
cludcd ! would IT, II once mup. n I.
nov about six weeks that have hacn up.
der your treatment and | can now raise
my cyclIds as well us anybody. aud all INV
friends arr surprised io Gee them looking
~ we'll thank YOU very much Tor your
tkill and energy In your profession. and
remain your friend.
Mas Marty wtsrrrs.
Mrs Cora Camps daughter. u.ilrpc,
had been crossed since q child. had br
Haiuln slmighicn them, aud Inc r,snil
D. they aru perfect She will never ID,
called crCs..cycd again.
Miss Mamie Dalton, No Main street.
Memphis, was terribly cross.eycl. Dr.
Hartman Strengthened them in less than
ball q minute, without the least plip. Sbr
t1id. III every Cruss-pycl gih or b1y
really know what a trivial thing ID A. i1r
The Doctor 90 DO. thew would all knock st
his door bciuv 100 O'Clock tomorrow NOM.
ing. believe hc could stmighton au cyc
tnr you wnen you are asiccp and MOI
wakpn YOU
Joseph llildsson, 81 Union street. Mem.
phs, q manly lad OF seven summrra LtI
,rrycrookod ewes Dr. Hartman s.riiphi.
cnri them. Tho change In The lt,lc iol.
lows looks Is wonderful
Mr. D. NJ Stone, of stonc,Ire. Ma.
Who. eyes had been greatly crossed irou
childhood. called on Dr.. Hartman nd tbr
Peabody Hotel, and In few seconds the,
wen perfectly straight, without the lrlsl
pam. Yes, YOU may usr my namo.n ht
Hidi people ought % know what science
can do lor such impohcctious. us applied
by pr. Hartman" 10 say Nr. slune Na.
pleased D putting il mildly.
Mw. NJ. J. Manly, % Second sreot
took her little daughter Of but six sum
mcn 10 the doctor 10 have her eve,
Strengthened, which was done Ia less liar
q minute, TO the great delight Of hi
moihor Even the little lass hcncl
bcapiod With pleasure.
.. W. T. Keenan,, merchant ~ Trenton
Aehh'i has Two daughipn, both Of WHOM