The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-24

Mrs. Ursa FaraIl, OF No. $40 Main street,
Memphis, has certainly been very great
sufferer She said: "Seycn years ago,
early in July, / was suddenly taken with a
severe pain in my back, was chilly and fe-
verlsh Tor several days, but the pain con-
tinued undated. | could not walk, nor
scarcely turn in bed. l sent for the doc
tor, but he failed to give me relief; my
suffering went on and on, month in and
month out, no sleep aud no rest. ! had
five Of the best doctors in Memphis, but
they could do me no good, and finally said
my only hope was the Hot Springs. They
called my trouble mal1rial rheumatism;
my kidneys were also seriously affected,
and had wasted away to nearly skin and
bones. would gladly have gone 10 the
Hot Springs II | woull have had sufficient
strength to make the trip, but as II was
| had almost reconCilcd myself TO accept
the inevitable that must come 10 us all
sooner or later. About this time my friends
had been reading articles in TItE APPEAL
about the miraculous cure OF Matte Jones,
the preachers daughter, by DR.. Hartman,
OF Columbus, o., and MS she had been pro-
nOunCed as actually dying by her physi-
clans, and rs she was fairly snatChed from
the grave and cured by the Doctor,
| naturally concluded that II any one on
earth could cure me, Dr. Hartman
could. Accordingly, as soon "a lac had
arrived at the Peabody Hotel. ! had my.
self taken 10 him. lie had hardly looked
at me when he said he could cure me, but
not with medicine alone. lie said that
he had to order an appliance for me,
which, together with the medicine, would
cure me; that my trouble was not malaria,
as the other doctors had called IT, but
lumbago and diabetes. accepted his
terms OF treatment lie at once made a
draft Of the apparatus ] needed, in his
book Of similar eases, aud ordered IL for
me. IL came promptly rs lac had promised
II would. and strange. miraculous as !
might call II. in three days all my pains
were gone yes, every particle OF pain. |
could sleep, rest, and Oh what an appetite
| got Before | was under his treatment
a week ! got up, aud have never since
gone to bed in daytime. II is now four
weeks since ! begin TO use the instru.
mcnt, or apparatus rs he called H. and
AIN rs well rs ever in my lie, aud strong,
too. work every day aud all day.
have no pnralys s, no lamcncss, my kid
news are all right, and ! feel ~ though
were in q new world. | feel that every
one who is sick, no matter il almost dying,
should at once consult DR.. Hartman.
know u gentleman that took treatt ent on
the same day that did, and his improve.
ment X almost ~ great M mine. DR..
Hartman is certainly great physician"
Mr. Henry Farcman, 80 Manassas
street. Memphis, has been suffering from
diabetes for the past three years. His ease
was a very serious one. lie placed him
self under Dr. llartman's treatment about
one month ago and X already quite we'll.
The sugar In the urine has passed away,
the swelling IN The feet has disappeared,
the sccrclions of the kidneys are now
normal aud his great weakness has been
exchanged for robust strength. No case
OF such dangerous character has ever inn
proved 80 rapidly. lilo had employed the
best physlciins, tried every kind OF medi-
cine. unl had about made up his mind 20
give upin despair. Ito then called on DR..
Hartman, who has surely saved his lie.
kcmpto. XVI was q most intense suf.
icrcr from pain in the head, neuralgia
do not believe any one ever suffered as
did. ! had tried everything, aud several
physicians, without relief. You, Dr. Hart
man, have cured me entirely. Very re-.
sp'cliu'lY MINNIE CALDWELL.
Trenton, Tenn, Dec. II, lSSS.-Dr
Hartman: had lost my voice entirely for
seven years, during ali oi which tune |
never spoke a loud word. My lungs were
very weak; had consumption, my pulse
100, and could not walk at all without
support. and then only few steps. Every
one, rs well m myself, thought that Il
would be- but q lcw days TO my grave.
called on YOU without the least hope. You
said YOU could cure me, | took your treat
mrni; Ia three months I talked ~ we'll "a.
ever. and have been doing so ever since.
| have no cough, aud can walk aud work
all day. You are a wonderful physician.
Yours truly, NJ. II. fowtrG
Commerce, Hunt County, Tcx.-Dt s.
H. Hartman. Dear Sir write again q
let YOU know how my daughter, whom
YOU are tpating for epilepsy, Is gUltin.
along She h doing very well. sho hl
/ not had the least sign Ut spell since an
/ der your treatment We cannot tell how
| glad Wcar'. / had the medicine rcncwedant
/ am giving IL IN her as YOU directed In YOU
last letter. Your, truly
w. II. J. DryEn.
No. ! Nineteenth Street, Galveston
/ Tex, January 10. 1889 DR.. 5. H. Hart
man. Dear >ir-lt Is long time since
have written 10 YOU. have been getting
/ along 30 nicely with my twCnty-ycar.olt
female trouble that enjoyed this Christ
| ma, aud New Year, better, ten time
over, than have any previous Christina
| Tor very many years. Tho fact ia, doctor
/ ! am well, and this IL what none Of m,
I friends anu physicians ever expected
| They al made lun oi me when / com
/ mcnccd treatment with YOU Now, a
I least twenty women Of my acquaintance
/ are anxious 20 have you come TO Calves
ton again, aud that Us soon as YOU can
Every one " them will take your treat
mont, and doubtless many more.
May God bless YOU Tor the great good
/ you ate doing aud may you live Tor mans
/ years to como so that tens OF Thousands
/ more may Boz restored to health ~ ! hay,
been, through your remarkable skill
louu most respectfully,
Mas. Many TovuLh.
RuJon, ll.-pr s. Hartmann Dci
siU My little rh was badly hawlppe,
/ aud I had her operated upon by a surgeon
I tom the University of Louisiana, and thD
| operation was a failure. | then had he
I operated upon by another surgeon, an,
that operation was failure. / had lost al
heart, aud thought nay child was TO q
through the world dclurmcd monster
when you came this way, aud | carrie.
ucr to YOU ~ lu,lon, whore You operated
and nov, thanks To YOU aud the Lord. IN,
little child Is we'll aud her little mouth /
pvrlcr, and beautiful Respectfully,
Mus. JTNNW kNu.
Mr. Matthew Caldwell, OF ord, Augc
lima County, TcNis, had daughter de-
| figured by a haWIip lie brought her q