The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-10
VIII Remain Two Weeks Longer, to
the Evening Of Jan. 10, '89.
Cancers Cured, the Crooked Made
Straight and the Lame to Walk.
Gross Eyes StraiRhtened, Hare Lips
Operated On. Hideous Faces
Made Beautiful.
Consumption and Loss Of Voice for Seven
Years Cured and Neuralgia Hoad-
ache, Causing Most Intense Suf-
fering. Entirely Removed
Fits Cured.

DIR. Hartman now finds IL less possible
20 get away than he did two weeks ago.
lie will, therefore, remain two weeks
longer, TO the evening of the 10Th OF Jan
uary, 1889.
The following most remarkable case Of
cancer was cured by DIR. Hartman in less
than three weeks. On the 18th day Of
December, 1883, Mr. l.. n. Stevens, who
owns n large farm on Island 81, Mississippi
River Dyer County, Tenn, and whose
postoflice address is Cottonwood, Mo-,
called on DIR. Hartman at the Peabody
Hotel, Memphis. Mr.. Stevens had been
great sufferer for nine long weary years
with n large cancer on the right side OF the
neck, and extending up 10 aud almost
touching the ear. At first and for several
years il was q small scaly ulcer, and he
paid but little attention 10 it, but II gradu-
ally increased in size, and, during the last
four years, it began 10 eat and spread 80
that he was compelled TO do something for
Il, or see himself deyoured by the eating
monster. lie consulted several physicians
and they did their best TO stop its ravages,
but utterly failed To do IL any good, and
finally proposed, as the only hope, 10 cut
Il out. Mr.. Stevens being afraid Of q knife
operation, applied to n 40 called cancer
doctor, who evidently tried TO burn il out
with caustic plaster but the pain was 20
intense he could not possibly endure IL,
and the effort had To- be- Abandoned.
The upper half Of the cancer now began
90 grow outward in the form Of an ulcer
nGng lumor. while the lower half had
eaten 10 the carotid artery Tho other
cancer was behind the left car. II made
its appearance four years ago, and was
about hall IN large as the other one. II
was prominent and angry. II, too, had
resisted every treatment that had been
tried on the large cancer. DIR. Hartman
'ex amined the sores with powerful mag
niiying glass, and at once said lac thought
he could cure IL. "Well, said Mr.. Ste.
vcns, "it seems to bc my only hope; 40.
go ahead" DIR. Hartman nj once made
an application, and repeated II on three sue.
cessive days. lie then ordered cnollicnt
applications, and on the 18th Of December,
Just six days after the iinst application was
made, both cancers cnmo away, with a
thousand little roots attached lie then
prescribed healing dressing, when Mr..
ricd children In the intcri Tennessee,
and on the ~ day Of January, 1889, which
was lust eighteen dayl from the time the
treatment was commenced, both cancers
were healed perfectly A moro perfect
cure. with the surface even and smooth,
could not be- desired.
DT. Hartman says all eases of cancer are
cun'blc II the proper treatment is adopted
early enough.
DuusduE Ky
Dear Sir-I thank God that directed inc
90 stop ut Campbcllsville, Ky. 90 see Dr.
= Il. Hartman, for hc has cured what !
thought could not be cured The cancer
Is healed up, md feel like new man.
Yours truly, W. II. DEutRr.
The following letter II from u lady whose
tix-ycar old son Les been terrible suffer-
~ aud cripple from disease oi the knee,
which was drawn up ~ IN the sitting po-
riton. lie never could walk on tho leg.
and hence always went on crutchCs. Ills
mother had been assured that hr never
could be made 10 walk on the crippled leg.
il IL nos straight, and hc has no further
usc for the cruichcE
n1yu,u. Tex.
~ Hartman ia5 South Fourth sir,1t Columbus
Ohiu
Kind Friond-Accurling 10 promise and
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improving Tar beyond my expectations
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appliance b. now extended fall ouc.hlli
FOR two DAYS past me- walked amazingly
well without bis cruichcS Ny child viii
surely walk we'll la less tine than one
year, God willing. Hoping an early reply,
aud that much succcss may attend your
earnest ar,f charitable efforts, | am, with
great respect and Kind rcgarla,
NJ !. FrSy.
pt. =. n Hartman
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your Kind words
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urc.
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proving very fast. The knee "a spincW bal
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quircd iul length. Again Ia he wool
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inch. ,ll
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trusingly. N. ]. FryN.
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