The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-14

nan minute, NllnOut inc lcusl pun Sne
said: "lf every cross-eyed girl or boy
really knew what trivial thing it is for
the Doctor TO do they would all knock at
his door before 10 O'Clock tomorrow morn
ing believe he could straighton an eye
for You when you are asleepand not wakon
you"
Joseph Hides son, 81 Main street,
| Memphis, q manly lad Of seven summers,
had very crooked eyes Dr. Hartman
Strengthened them. The change in tho
little fellows looks is wonderful.
Mr.. f. NJ. Stone, OF Stoneylle, Miss,
whose eyes had been greatly crossed from
| childhood, called on DIR. Hartman at the
| Peabody Hotel, and in n few seconds they
were perfectly straight, without the least
pain. eyes, you may use my name" he
said; "people ought 10 know what science
can do, for such imperfoctions, as applied
| by DR.. Hartman" To say Mr.. Stone was
pleased is putting it mildly. Mr.. NJ. J.
| Manly, 90 Second street, Memphis, took
! his little daughter OF but six summers TO
| the Doctor TO have her eyes Strengthened,
which was done in less than a minute, TO
the great delight oi her parents. Even the
little lass herself beamed with pleasure.
w. Il. Keenan,, merchant, OF Trenton,
Tenn, has two daughters, both OF whom
were troubled with strlbismus (crOss
eyes. DIR. Hartman performed his mo-
mcntary, and always successful, operation
| on the eyes OF the eldest one and the younger
ones no Strengthened with glasses The
| treatment in both cases is grand achieve
ment, and the family IL delighted with tho
result.
Miss Sallie Smith. 10 Gates avenue,
Memphis, was greatly annoyed with con-
vergcnCc OF her eyes Dr. Hartman
Strengthened them in less than half min
ute, TO her greatest astonshment. She
said she would not for $1,000 have her
| eyes crossed again. She was very thank
iul TO the doctor, aud gave him the privi-
loge Of publishing her case. and hoped IL
would bring every cross-cyed person for
hundreds OF miles around 10 him.
Mr.. H. +. Friday, Of fremont, Miss,
called Mt the Peabody Hotel aud had DIR.
Hartman TO perform his painless and in
Simultaneous operation on his eyes. They
had been crossed since boy. When no
left the DOCTORS office lao declared 500
was no price ut all 10 have IN oculist Of
such unqualified skill Htraighten your
| eyes.
Mr.. Garlic Baydos, Of Oakland, Tenn,
was born with n crossed eye. greatly mar
ring his appearance DIR. Hartman oper-
ntcd upon Il the first day OF this month,
STRENGTHENING II perfectly In less than n
minute. A more happy, grateful young
man never lived.
MIR. Henry Dickman, 1888 High street,
Memphis, has daughter eight years OF
age that has been seriously afflicted for n
number Of years with scroiula OF the knee
and hip. Sine has had great running al.
GERS ut those joints, extending down b. the
bones. and discharged matter aud pieces
OF bones 20 such an extent that the best
| physicians OF the city considered her case
M hopeless, and they had good reasons 10
think 80, IA their best efforts failed TO
give the little girl any relief. A
year ago they brought her 10 DIR.
Hartman Tor treatment, and surprising
NJ Il may seem all her sores are healed,
aud she Is now In better health than ever
ia her life before. About u month ago
DIR. applied mechanical conlriy-
nncc, which hasalrcady greatly Strengthened
| her leg, which had been greatly ilcNcdat the
knee from the long-cnntinucd liberation.
| In another mouth she will be able Ia lay
her ciutchcs aside thing that no one that
knew her expected her 0i ever being abb,
a. do. Such results sls<uld convince every
ono afflicted what his duty 10 himself Il,
aud. still moro ~, parents who have al
ilicIod or crippled children.
FHANKLS. Tenn. Nov p. ISIS
Dr 3. H. Hartman
ono year ago our little daughters right
| foot, after treatment Tor two years aud q
! half with the best surgeons in Tennessee,
WIS still very badly dutormcd. At the
time Of your visit 10 franklin last Noycm
bcr, ! put her under your treatment Tho
two appliances furnished by YOU hay,
acted like q charm, aud the foot IL now nl
right Your method OF trcating sucl
cases Is something remarkable. being alb
splutcly cilccluhl without giyi my the least
pain, and without the uso oi the knife
You are ut liberty IN use this card In anN
way YOU may wish. am pastor Of IN,
NJ. l.. Church, South, Franklin, Tenn
Yours respectfully, J. l.. llAumsoN,
Fer Wife
IioHNHElK, Tenn.
sir-Oi all the grateful boys In the
world, Il seems 20 mo that ! am the most.
for, only Ia think, four weeks ngn. when |
met YOU In Memphis, | could only hobblc;
now ] can walk ~ simight ~ anyone, and
without limpng Everyone who hts seen
inc prouounccs Il wonderful aud ut once
recognizes your ability. believe yor
capable of ANYTHING you may attempt and
! hope you may live Ia relieve the many
thousands who will seek your aid IN ia,
years To come. My friends units with m,
Ia expressing tho most unboundcd graft.
tudu aud bcst wishes Noun,, most truly
SVOtt GHEEN.
The following letter h from Lady who's,
siN.ycar.old son has been a terrible suilcrc
aud cripple from DISEASE Of the knee. which
WIS drawn up ns In the sitting position
llu never could walk on the leg, and hence
always vent ON crutchps. His mother had
been assured that hc ncycrcould be- made Z,
walk on the cripple lex ltisnow straight
aud ho has no further use Tor the cru,chcs
nosu,u. Tax
~ Hartman, go south Fourth strcci, Columbu,
ohio.
Kind fricnd-Accorling 10 promise AM
time. will write YOU, Non will no doubt
be- glnddrncd When say my little boy u
Improving lar beyond my expectations un
der your treatment. lie Wcnn the appli
. unCr constantly, aul that too, from thD
I beginning The under rod Of thc uppli
aurc b. now extended full length. For tN,
days past ho walked amazingly we'll with
out his cruichcA Nv child will turrl,
walk well in lrH time than one year, Geo,
willing Hoping uu early rcply, aud tia
b much success may attend your earnest an,
charitable efforts. | am, with great rcspcc
. and Kind regards, NJ J. FrNv.
Mrs NJ. II. Mcdowell. Of Ilol,
Springs, Miss, had an angry lookinl
liberated cpithcluma lcancgrl at the rich
side ul her neck. De- Hartman rcmoycl
| Do with hut two npplirHtinna Mrs Mo