The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-06


IIonNBrAH, Tenn.
Or. n Hartman, Columbus o.
Sir-According to your advice write
concerning my foot, and allow me TO DO
GIN by saying that, OF all the grateful boys
in the world, il seems 10 me that am tho
most; for, only 10 think, four weeks ago,
when | met you in Memphis, could only
hohble; now | can walk rs straight rs any
one, and, were II not for the brace, with
out limping. Everyone who has seen me
pronounces il wonderful and ut once
recognizes your ability, and several say
they are going 10 place themselves under
your treatment, and can only urge them,
since believe you capable OF anything
you may attempt, aud | 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 and best
wishes. Yours, most truly,
Scorr GREEN.
FRANKLIN, Tenn. Nov. % 1883
Dr. g. u Hartman;
One year ago our little daughters right
foot, after treatment for two years aud a
half with the best surgeons in Tennessee,
was still very badly deformed. At the
| time Of your visit TO Franklin last NOyem-
| Der put her under your treatment. The
two appliances furnished by You have
acted like n charm, and the loot Is now
all right. Yourmcthod of treating such
cases is something remarkable, being abso'
| lutcly ollectual without giving the least
pain and without the use ol the knife.
| You are at liberty TO use tins card IN any
way YOU way wish. am pastor Of the
NJ. T.. Church, South, Franklin, Tenn.
Yours respectfully,
| J. Il. IlARHIsoN,
Per Wife.
The following letter Is from one of his
patients who has been suffering for i've
years from hip Joint disease. Her leg was
licked forward 10 such an eXten, that she
could not get IL 10 the floor. except by
walking on her hands and feet. Sne had
old running bone ulcers nj the hip and
suffered much pain. Physicians and sur
geOns from all over the Northwest had
pronounced her case utterly hopeless, and
assured the parents nothing could be done
that would ever enable her TO walk with
out crutches. She has been under Dr. Hart
mans treatment only Tor u few months,
and the following IL the result
InoS MouSrAiN, Mich, Dee. p, 1888.
Dr Hartman;
Dear Slr-My daughter is getting along
nicely. Sho can now do every kind %
homework, walks 90 school without
crutchcs or cane, aud romps with the girl,
at recess ~ though she had never been d
helpless, crippled child ~ she WIS lor ~
many years. She IN ~ happy that mus
sometimes weep Tor Joy In giving thank
10 our heavenly Father for haying guide,
our footsteps 10 your office, aud al last L
be able TO see our darling skip around bc
fore our ewes like the rest Of our children
our family physician, who tried ~ har'
90 keep US from going tO you 10 have on
precious child made straight, now SAYS Ia
| cannot see how DR.. Hartman ever came 4
: think oi such q peculiarly CONSTRUCTED
brace or instruments, that ho was sure h
had read everything on the subject, lon
had never found anyth'n ny like this ID
Hartman must be- great genius Yes,
said, Dr. Hartman thinks nj nothing else
, and that brings God Ia his 'nssis,anr', an
know that both together will m the IN
/. make our daughter IN every way ~ pet
4 feet ~ " she hnd never had a nip discas,
4 We all wish you very happy Christina
Z, aud New Year. Nouu truly
IA Mas Jo,Lpu llEGgunACnEM
!. 90 last Tuesday, the "a 1T January. lSS
\ d. Hartman strhfhluncd very crookc
n eve Tor u little ms oi seven suhmrrs. tll
daughter oi Mr. James O'Ncal, No.
r Commerce street. Memphis iltioug
| but seven years OF ngc, she dill not ghcd
tear nor finch IN the least, showing cou
clusively that there Is M pain whltcyc
caused by the operation. Her parents ~
delighted with tho wonderful imprpy,
, ment The operation made upon thri
daughters eyes, and kindly invite %
duuh,es similarly afflicted Ia call ani sc
for themselves at No. - Commerce street
Memphis.
= TRENfnS. Tom, pccemhcr 10, 1854
81 take pleasure m tcstilying to ID
> llartman's skill ~ an oculist. 4 little ovt
b n year ago he operated on our olic,
:, daughters ewes. They had been vor
; much turned in towards the nosc Zero,
2 eyes, ever since she WIS but lew ycai
/. old. This greatly marrcd her appearance,
: aud the SIGHT of one eve was also Target
impaired. We worried much over tai
misfortune, and finally concluded TO sui
= NIT the case To Dr. Hartman, rs W. Ia
A read oi MON cruss eyes Strengthened h
4 him than by all the other doctors pu
. together. lie operated on them. ant
: strange 10 say. without the least pain, an
: in less than hall a minute they wcro PEI
a iccily straight. Mlm than ycnr IN
!. passed aud her eyes are still ~ straight 3
I, anyone's can bc, aud the sight oi Win
4 had been the weak eye h now ~ siron
. and guod M that OF the other. We are Il,
lighted with the result, aud ~ cons
/ aucnce yesterday brought our Young,
: daughter 90 him ior the same purpose. II
!, has treated her aud now her ewes arr nj,
straight W. 4. krrNAN."
MTNrnr. r,nu.. pcrcmicr ~. iS,s.
"Niiss Sallic Smith, of ~ Gates aycnu
n whose ewes had been crossed nearly al h,
"A life, aud had always been great sourre
annoyance To hct, never hid the coumg
y. and confidence 10 allow anyone IN uperal
y on her eyes until she mad Of the huudrc,
!. Of eases successfully operated upon by "
Hartman. Tn the above date she visit,
10 nr Hartman NJ his rooms She III
1. scarcely seated herself VIXEN her eyes We
4. straight and natural. without having q
pcrcnccd the slightest particle OF pai
m The writer saw her today, and she Il n
N hippicsl Girl Ia Memphis She would n
L. take II, 600 and have her oycg NJ NJ,
ii wcrr. She il certainly one Of DR.. llal
mans most grateful patients"
Ia Mr.. G.. y. imlay, of Fremont. Mis-
a.. had been croucycd even since he was Nv
ri years old. last Thursday Dr. llnr,mi
u. performed his momcnlary ard painlc
q. operation on Mr. Fnlay, anl now no ~
* t,man sports q more beautiful pair
10 hazel eyes. There WIS never before ~
Az n perfect transformation In the looks
anyone. lie SAYS SlOO Is nothing VIII
as compared with crooked eye. lie cou
not say enough Ia prnis, OF DR., Hartman