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

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es. The treatment in both eases is grand
achievement, and the family is delighted
with the result.
Miss Sallie Smith, No. 10 Gates avenue,
Memphis, was greatly annoyed with con-
Strengthened them in less than half u
minute, TO her great establishment. She
said she would not for 81 900 have her
eyes crossed again. She was very thank
fu TO the doctor, and gave him the priv
ilege OF publishing her case, and hoped 1t
would bring every cross-eyed person Tor
hundreds Of miles around TO see him.
Mr.. I. +. Friday, Of fremont, Miss,
called at the Peabody Hotel aud had DR.,
Hartman to perform his painless and in.
Simultaneous operation ON his eyes. They
had been crossed since boy. When he
left the doctors Office he declared 500
was no price mt all to have an oCuist OF
such unqualified skill straighton your
eyes.
Mr.. Charlie Blaydes, Of Oakland, Tenn,
was born with crosscd.eye, greatly mar
ring his appearance. DR.. Hartman opcr-
ated upon IL the first day OF this month,
STRENGTHENING IL perfectly in less than a
minute. A more happy, grateful young
man never lived.
Franklin, Tenn, Nov. %, 1883. DIR. $.
Il. llarlman-Onc year ago our little girls
right foot, after treatment for two and
half years, was still badly delormed. At
the time OF your visit 10 Franklin, last
November, | put her under your treat.
ment The two appliances have acted
like n charm and tho foot is all right
Yours, J. T.. llARRIsoN,
Patton NJ H. Ihurph Snufh franklin
Tenn.
DIR. S. II. Hartman Sir OF all the
grateful boys in the world il seems to me
that | am the most; for only to think
four weeks ago when / met you in Mem
pins, could only hobblc; now | can walk
as straight ~ anyone, without limping.
Every one who has seen me prouounces II
wonderful, and mt once recognizes your
ability. Ibclicvc you capable OF anything
YOU may attempt, and hope you may live
to relieve the many thousands who will
seek Your aid in the years TO come. My
friends unite with me in expressing the
most unboundcd gratitude aud best wishes.
Yours, most truly, scorr GREEN.
Bonham, Tox.-Dr. Hartman, 2l3 South
| Fourth street, Columbus, O.-kind Friend
| According 10 promise and time will write
you. You will no doubt bc gladdcncd
when say my little boy, who never Ia his
life could walk without his crulchcs, is
! improving beyond my expectations under
your treatment. lie wears the appliance
constantly, and that, too, from the begin
ming. The under rod OF the appliance IL
now cxtondcd fall lcngth. For two days
past hc walked amazingly vol without his
crutchos My child will surely walk well
IN less iimo than one year. God willing.
Hoping an early reply, aud that much
success may attend your earnest aud char.
liable efforts, am, with great respect and
kind regards, NJ. J. FgNS.
Mr. Henry Dickman, No. 1873 High
STREET, Memphis, has u daughter eight
ycam oi age that has been seriously nillict-
ed for number oi years with scroiula Of
tho knee and hip. She has had great
running ulcers at those joints, extending
down 10 the bones, aud discharged matter
aud picccso Of bone 10 such an extent that the
best physicians OF the city considered her
case ~ hopeless. A year ago they brought
her 10 Dr. Hartman for treatment, aud,
surprising ~ II may sCom, all her soies arc
healed, and she h now In better health
than ever IN her life before. About u
month ago Dr. Hartman applied q me.
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greatly slmightcncd her leg. which had
bccnWcaty ilcXcda the knee from the long
continued liberation. Ia another month
she will be- able 10 lay her rrulchos aside,
q thing that no one that knew her expect
ell her Ol ever being able o. do.
Mrs. VI. H. Mcdowell, oi Holly Springs
Miss, had an angry looking liberated cpl
thcloml lcinccrl at the right side ol her
fa.aI ~ lN..Ns...s. q
two applications Mira Mcdowell says
that these applications rnyc her no pain
whatever that the cancer came away by
the roots Ia about week. aud that now
Two weeks later, the place IL healed up
aud Is smooth. No physician over had
u more thankful patient than this aged
lady.
Dillingham;, ky.-nr &. u. Hartman.
! Dear SIR thank God that directed me
| to stop at Campbclls,ilc, Ky, TO see Dr.
! s. g. Hartman, Tor be- has cured what /
Thought could not boz cured, The canycl
b. healed up aud feel like n now man
! Nuun truly, W. II, DEuAHt.
Tho following most remarkable ,nso o
cancer was cured by Dr.. Hartman in lcg
| nrcrmhoE 1883, Mr.. 1. y. Stevens, who
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River Dyer County, Tenn, and whose
p1stulliCc address h Cottonwood, Mo-.
called ON Dr. Hartman at thr ppab1i,
Hotel. Mrmphis. MI stevens had btcr
q grrat sufferer Tor uinc yclr with n large
cancer ON the right eide Of the neck, anJ
extending up 90 aud almost touching th,
ear. At first and for several years it was
small, scaly ulcer, aud hc paid hut liul,
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| Ia tilc, and during the last tour years j
began 90 cat aud rprld Fo that lac wa
| compelled To do something Tor ID or On,
himself dcyourcd by the eating monster
lie consulted several physicians, aud ihrl
did their best 10 stop its rl,iecs. bat ut
trfIy Jailed 90 do it any good. aud dnull,
proposed us the only hope 10 eat Il out
Mr. Stevens being nirii 0i knife opera
ton, applied 10 q so-clllcd cancer doctor
who evidently turd t0 burn Il out with
cauatir plaster, hui the pain was m iutcns,
De- could not possibly endure IL, and "a,
c.lort had % boz abandoned
The upper half oi thc cancer now be-
gan 10 grow outward in the form Of az
u'rrmung tumDr, while thc lower half ha,
eaten to the clro.d artery. The othc
clncur WIS behind the lrlt ear Il mad,
Iw appearance four yclr ago. aud wa
about huli us large US the other one. /
was prominent and angry. 10, too. hu,
resisted every treatment that had bee.
tried un tHn larger cancer Dr. Hartman
examined the s0rrs with powerful
Wugnlylng glass Hul az once said HI
thought De- could cure o. "Wcll,' sal.
Mr.. stevens, 10 seems 90 br my only hope
Ep $50 uhcld.' Dr. Hartman at once mad
an application, aud repeated II ON ,hrc