Telegram-herald., 1889-10-08
DIR. HARTMAN
Is Now az Sweets Hotel Ia
this City.
He Has Already Exhibited
His Skill oy Straighten-
ing Gross Eyes.
New Gases Of Cancers Cured.
Straightens Eyes on Which h
Detroit's Best Oculists
Had Failed.
New Gases Of Cancers Cured.
Cures Chronic Rheumatism
OF Twenty Years
Standing.
He Will Go 70 Lansing Next
Sunday and Practice There
on Monday.

DR.. Hartman, with MS wife and a
corps Of his home surgeons, reached
Grand Rapids on Sunday evening, and
yesterday morning, promptly at 5
o'clock, be opened his Offices IN Nos.
s. and S. parlors. in Sweets Hotel. He
was received with offices iull of sick
and deformed, and continued so all
day, during which time many crlpples
and cancer cases We're placed under
treatment and large number of oper-
atoms on eyes were performed. The
following lady consented 10 the publ
cation Of her case:
Mrs. Fred Letcher, 2l Tolford-st.,
Grand Rapids, Mich, through a spell of
sickness, two years ago, her right eye
turned inward toward the nose, and
her sight became much impaired. This
deformlty OF her eye caused. her 10
look SO much unlike her former self
that she was much worried over il. She
called on Dr. Hartman, who, in less
than half minute, Strengthened it
without the least pain, and now her
eyes are as perfect as they
were before her illness. The young
\ !
operation produced such a great change
IN her appearance that he hardly knew
her. Her sight, too, is greatly I'M
proved. She is so happy over the re-
suit of the operation that she invites
all dOubters TO call and see for them
selves.
From last Sundays Detroit Free Press
Mr.. William c. Rumsey, of Howell,
Mich, a prominent man of that place,
having filled number of positions of
trust in the county, had cancer on
both temples for many years. The one
on the right side had become very
angry and was rapidly destroying all
the tissues over the temple. DR.. Hart
man made his usual applications, which
gave neither pain nor sutferings-and
although not more than two weeks
have elapsed, the cancers have been
destroyed, and the sores perfectly
healed. Mr.. Rumsey is very highly
pleased with the results of DR.. III S
treatment.
Mr.. William Lyons, of Windsor,
Canada, had cancer at the side Of the
4 nose, close to the eve, for about four
teen years. At first, and for a number
4 OF years, only small sore, which had
I resisted every effort that was made to
: cure it. During the past year, and
especially the past month, 1t grew very
rapidly, and was ulceratng deeply into
the substance OF the nose, and fearing
that it might soon destroy his eyesight,
b and maybe his life also, and having
heard so much of the wonderful cures
that DR.. Hartman was performing, he
placed himself under his treatment,
which was commenced just ten days
ago. The doctor made two applications,
neither of which was painful, and,
strange TO say, the cancer is not only
cured, but the place is entirely healed.
Such cures as this and many others
that DR.. Hartman has made while in
Detroit would seem almost incredible,
were it not for the fact that the persons
themselves are living, and can be seen,
as their names and addresses are given
in full.
Mrs. J. NJ. Jones, 73 Grand Rive-ave.,
Detroit, had a very troublesome cancer
under her arm for several years. Every
physician that she consulted wanted to
remove 1t with the knife. Being averse
to having it cut out, she called on DR..
Hartman at the PlankintOn Hotel, who
with only two applications, removed II
\ entirely without the knife, without any
plaster and without pain. Mrs. Jones
says DR.. Hartman's method of curing
cancer Is something wonderful. She
- knows this from positive experience, as
= she once had cancer removed with a
plaster, which gave her such intense
pain and suffering, that she thinks she
has never entirely recovered the de
preston caused by the plaster. Mrs
Jones says she would advise all person.
afflicted with cancers of any kind to al
ways visit Or. Hartman before trying
either plaster or the knife.
Mrs. Sarah Dicker, of 4O9 Francis-st
Jackson, Mich, had a cancer on tn,
4 nose for eight years. She had done
: everything that her doctors could pre-
} scribe 10 remove II, from cancer Dlas
ters 10 caustics OF various kinds, bu
all were utter failures. She final,
placed herself under Dr. Hartman.
Treatment, and the consequence Is tha'
her nose is rapidly healing, and Wi
soon be perfectly we'll.
Miss MargaretCasey, 3l9 Wabash-ave.
{, had a cancer on her Upper eye-hd n
large as a hazel nut. and as hard, too
II had been troubling her for thre
years. Or. Hartman removed II In
minute, and now ,t "a quite we'll.