The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-10

clutches all his life, and was told by sur
| goons that he was incurable:
HoRynEAK, Tenn.
DR.. s, d. Hartman, Columbus, o.:
Sir-According to your advice write
concerning my foot, and allow me to be-
gin by saying that. OF all the grateful boys
in the world, IL seems TO me that I'm the
most; for, only to think, four weeks ago,
when met you in Memphis, could only
hobblc; now can walk as straight rs any
one, and, were 1t not for the brace, with
out lmpng. Everyone who has seen me
pronounces il wonderful and ut once
recognizes your ability, and several say
they are going to place themselves under
your treatment, and can only urge them,
since believe 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 10 come.
My friends unite with me in expressing
the most unbounded gratitude and best
wishes. YouH, most truly,
ScoTT GREEN.
FRANKLIN, Tenn, Nov. %, 1888
! DR. g. n Hartman;
One year ago our little daughters right
foot, after treatment for two years and a
half with the best surgeons in Tennessee,
was still very badly deformed. At the
time Of your visit 10 Franklin last Novem-
| ber put her under your treatment. The
two appliances furnished by you have
acted like a charm, and the foot is now all
right Your method Of treating such
cases is something remarkable, being alb
solulely eileclual without giving the least
pain and without the use OF the knife
You are at liberty to use this card in any
way you may wish. ! am pastor OF the
NJ T.. Church, South, Franklin, Tenn.
Yours respectfully. j. l.. HARRISON,
Per Wife.
The following letter Is from one OF his
patients who has been suffering for five
years from hip joint disease. Her leg was
ilcNcd forward 10 such an extent that she
could not get IL to the floor, except by
walking on her hands and feet. She had
old running bone ulcers at the hip, and
suffered much pain Physicians and surg
cons from all oyer the Northwest had pro-
nounccd her case utterly hopeless, and MS
sured the parents nothing could be done
that would ever enable her TO walk with
ont crutches. She has been under Dr.
lIartman's treatment only for a few months,
and the following IL the result
mos MouSTAIs. Mich, Dec. %, lssS
Dr. Hartman
Dear Sir My daughter is getting along
nicely. She can now do every kind Of
housework, walks 10 school without
crutchcs or cane, and fomps with the girls
al recess IA though she had never been a
helpless. crippled child MS she was for 80
many years. She is NO happy that must
sometimes weep for JOY in giving thanks
TO our Heavenly Father for having guided
our footsteps 10 your office, and nj last to
be able TO see our darling skip around be-
fore our eyes like the rcst Of our children
Our family physician. who tried NO hard
10 keeps Us from going 10 you 10 have our
precious child made straight, now says he
cannot see how DIR. Hartman ever came 10
think Of such Il peculiarly constructed
brace or instrument, that ho was sure he
had read everything ON the subject, but
had never found anything like this Dr.
Hartman must be q great genius Yes |
said; DIR. Hartman thinks Of nothing elsc,
and that brings God TO his assistance, and
| know that both together will in the end
make our daughter In every way rs per-
feet as II she had never had q hip disease.
We all wish YOU very happy Christmas
aud New Year. Yours truly.
Mus. JusEru llrcHElnAcurR.
On last Tuesday, the 2doi January, 1889,
/ DIR. Hartman Strengthened a very crooked
/ eye Tor u little miss Of seven summers, the
daughter Of Mr.. James O'Neal. No. -
| Commerce street. Memphis. Although
| but seven years Of age, she did not shed a
tear nor finch ia the least, showing CON
clusivcly that there X no pain whatever
caused by the operation. Her parents are
delightful with the wonderful improve.
mcnt the operation made upon their
daughters eyes. and kindly invite all
d0uhicr similarly afflicted 10 call aud see
ior themselves at No. - Commerce street,
TrrStoy. Tenn. Dec 10 is,s
81 take pleasure in tcstiiying Ia DR..
llariman's skill n on oculist. A little over
year ago lac operated ON our oldest
| daughters owes. They had been very
much turned In towards the nose eros
/ cycsl eve, since sho VAS but lew years
! old. This greatly maTrcd her appearance,
and the sight oi one eve was also largely
/ impaired We worried much over this
/ misfortune. and finally concluded 10 sub.
init thc case 30 Dr. Hartman, ~ We bad
rad oi NOM cruss cNtr Strengthened by
/ him than los all the other doctors put to-
| grihcr lie operated ON them, and,
| strange to say. without the least pain, AMI
! IN less than hall a minute they Wcnc per.
| iccly straight. Moru than year has
/ passd and her Owes arc still a. siuight ~
/ hnvunc's can he. and the sight OF what
bad been the wax eve u nov ~ strong
aud COOL ~ that II thc other. We are de-
/ lighted with the insult, aud 40 a conse.
qucncc yesterday brought our youngci
| daughter 90 him ior tho same purpose.
] lie has treated her and nov her eyes are
also straight. ". l.. kErNAN."
Mrguus. rcnn.. pcocmhef ~. lass.
"Miss sallic Smith, 81 ~ Gates avenue
whose eyes had brcncrusscd nearly all hcl
life. and had always hcun a great source %
annoyance b. her. ncyur had the courar,
aud c1rtluucc b. al'oW anyone to oporii,
on her eyes until she mad ~ the hundrcdi
oi eases successfully operated upon bv Dr.
Hartman. On the above date she yisito,
Dr. Hartman at h,s rooms She la,
scarcely seated hctrO.i when her eyes wcr,
straight and natural. without having tx
pcricnccd the slightest particle oi pain
Tho writer aw her to-day, and she N thi
happicst girl la Memphis. hhc would no
take 81 900 and have her eyes as the,
Wcrc. She j. certainly ono oi Dr. llarl
mans most grateful patients"
Mr.. q. =. Hnlay, oi Fremont, Miss.
had been ctosscypd over since be- was tw
ycar old Last Thursday Dr. Hartman
performed hh m0mcntary and painlc.
operation on Mr. finlay, and now no gen
tlcnicn sputia more beautiful pair &
hazel eyes. There was never bciori sue
q perfect transformation IN the looks Z
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