The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-27

Mrs Ursa Farall. OF No. $40 Main street,
Memphis, has certainly been very great
sufferer. She said: Seven years ago,
early in July, l was suddenly taken with q
severe pain in my back, was chilly and fe-
verish for several days, but the pain con-
tinued undated. | could not walk, nor
scarcely turn in bed. 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 malaral rheumatism;
my kidneys were also seriously affected,
and ! had wasted away to nearly skin and
bones. | would gladly have gone 10 the
Hot Springs il | woull have had sufficient
strength to make the trip, but as il was
] had almost reconciled myself 10 accept
the inevitable that must come 10 us all
sooner or later. About this time my friends
had been reading articles in THE APPEAL
about the miraculous cure OF Matte Jones'
the preachers daughter, by DR.. Hartman,
OF Columbus, o., and as 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 il any one on
earth could cure me, DR.. Hartman
could. Accordingly, as soon as he had
arrived at the Peabody Hotel. had my.
self taken 10 him lie had hardly looked
at me when he said lac 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 il, but
lumbago and diabetes | accepted his
terms OF treatment lie at once made
draft OF the apparatus | needed, in his
book OF similar cases, and ordered IL for
me. IL came promptly us he had promised
it would, and strange, Miraculous as
might call IT,. 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 W, and have never since
gone to bed in daytime. II is now four
weeks since ] began to use the instru.
mcnt, or apparatus rs he called 1t, and !
am ~ well ~ ever in my life, and strong
too. | work every day and all day. |
have no parllys $, no lameness my kid.
news are all right, and feel rs though /
were in n now world. | feel that every
one who Is sick, no matter ii almost dying
should Mt once consult Dr. Hartman. |
know gentleman that took treatu cnt on
the same day that did, and his improve.
mcnt Is almost as great ~ mine. Dr.
Hartman Is certainly great physician"
Mr. Henry Farcman, 2j3 Manassas
street, Memphis, has been suffering iron
diabetes for the past three ycars. His case
was very serious one He placed him
SELF under DIR. llartman's treatment about
one month ago and il already quite well.
The sugar Ia the urine has passed away,
the swelling IN .hc feet has disapp cared,
the sccrctions Of the kidneys are now
normal and his great weakness has been
exchanged for robust strength. No case
OF such dangerous character has eyer inn
proved 80 rapidly. lie had employed the
best physicians, tried every kind OF mcli.
cine, and had about made up his mind TO
give up IN despair. lie then called on DR..
Hartman, who has surely saved his life.
kcmpto, KY was q most intense SUI.
iercr from pain in the head, neuralgia.
lO not believe any one ever suffered M
did. ! had tried everything. and several
physicians, without relief You, Dr. Hart.
man, have cured me entirely. Very ~.
.pectiuly, MINNIE CALDWELL.
Trenton, Tenn, Dec. II, 1855. DR..
Hartman: j had lost my voice entirely Tor
seven wears, during all OF which time
never spoke loud word. My lungs were
very weak, had consumption, my pulse
10, aud | could not walk at all without
support, aud then only a few steps. Every
me, ~ wei as myself, thought that il
would be- but a few days TO my gave. /
allied ON you without the least hope You
aid you could cure me; | took your treat.
ncnii Ia three months | talked ~ well a.
,vcr, and have been doing ~ ever since.
have mo- cough, aud can walk ani work
al day You are wonderful physician.
Yours truly, VI. u. foWLum
Commerce., Hunt County, Tea. --Dr. 5.
H. Hartman. Dear Sir write again To
let YOU know how my daughter. whom
YOU are treating Tor epilepsy. is getting
along. She b doing very we'll She has
not had the least sign ol u spell since un.
Ter your treatment We cannot tell how
glad Wcarr. hld the medicine renewed aud
am giving 10 "a her as you directed in your
last lcttcE NOun, truly,
W. II. J. BEyrn
No. Nineteenth Street, Galveston.
Tex, January 10. lSS0.-Dr. = u. Hart
man: Dear Sir-lt IL = long time since
have written 10 YOU. ! have been getting
along ~ nicely with my twcniy.ycar-oh
female trouble that I enjoyed this Christ
mus aud New Year, better, ten times
over, than | have any previous Christmas
Tor very many ycars. Tho fact IN. doctor.
! am we'll. aud thus b. what mono uf nv
friends AMI physicians ever expected
They ell made fun OF me when / com.
treatment with YOU. Nov. al
least twenty women Of my ACQUAINTANCE
are anxious 10 have YOU como to Calves.
ton again, and that ~ slDn ~ ybu can.
Every one Of them will take your treat.
mcnt, aud doubtless many moro.
May God bless YOU ipr the grplt Good
you aU doing. and may you live ior many
,clm 10 come 20 that tens OF thousands
lnoU may loo restored 10 health NJ have
been, through your remarkable skill.
Nouu most respectfully,
Mus. MANY TuwriiA
Rualon, - Dr. S. Hartmann bear
Sin My little girl was badly harlipprd
aud had her operated upon by "a surgeon
from the University of Louisiana. aud the
operation was a failure. then had her
operated upon 10y another surgeon, and
lhW operation was failure. I hal lost nll
heart aud thought my child was 10 ro
through the world doiurmcd monster.
when you Clmu thi, WAY, aud / carried
ncr to YOU NJ kuston, Whrrc you operated.
aud now, thanks to Won aud The I1rl. INV
little child b. we'll aud her little mouth II
perfect and beautiful. Respectfully,
Mus. JENNIU kINU.
NJ. Matthew Caldwell, Of Orb. Anro.
lima County, Texas, had daughter dis.