Telegram-herald., 1889-10-08

size haa been born -. After s time she
returned u him - have il corrected
he t9ii her he Was slrfF, baE thai i
VAS inu0.s o.e 10 ever make il any ae1-
ter. ana mus L remained for more than
tNcntF wears.
A lew weeks ago she came 70 Dr.
Hartman who, after IA examination,
told her that he could make Il as per
feet as any eye by performing q double
ODerar0u TINS was "a agre aide sur
prise t0 Mrs. HemuWay. and she had
him operate At once. and uow she has
as perfect a par o. eyes a. any lady
could desire. No one coUl4 be more
grateful than sac l0r what Or. Hart
man Aas doae Tor her.
Mss Florence Robinson. Of Bellevue,
Mlch. had cross eyes from infancy
About one year ago sae had them
operated upon by one Of the best ocu-
Ls.s in Detroit. bul the operation was
unfortunately a failure, a. the eyes
were vers far from straight. She Was
greatly mort ned at the failure ANA
was not satisfied % let them 90 50 II
there Was any poss ble chance oI hay-
ing the defcrmlgy corrected. sne
called 0n Or. Hartman al the Pl2nSln-
ton Hotel .n Detroit, VINO made them
perfectly straight by performing an
operation OF las own, which requires
great care and skill The operation
was a grand success, and, 20 use her
own language, nothing could be more
satisfactory.
Mr.. Edward VOuyilla, OF Mead Mich
whose eyes had been crossed for many
years, though calling on Or. Hartman
he seemed 20 be very much afraid 20
have hs eyes operated upon, bat
finally he concluded 10 have 10 done
and IN half a minute they were me De
perfectly straight. He returned home
the same day. and nothing was heard
from him until today, when Mrs. Maria
Crandall, Of Mead, Mich, came 70 DR..
Hartman 10 have a pterygum removed
from her eye, which he did IN Il MN
ute. When taking her leave she mad
yertently remarked that she had seen
Mr.. NOuyllla a day or two ago 10 ascer-
tain what was the result OF DR.. Hart
mans operation on his eye. and she
found il was 50 perfect and satisfactory
IN every particular that she AT once de-
cided to call upon the doctor and have
her eyes operated upon also.
Mr.. .James Mcbride, of Midland
Mich, had cross eyes from infancy,
which greatly marred his appearance,
and more or less affected his sight.
III called on DR.. Hartman while prac-
ticing in Detroit TO ascertain If any
thing could be done TO improve them.
DIR. hartman informed him that ms
eyes could be made straight withOuttho
least doubt, after which Mr.. Mcbride
! hr.. a
once, which he cheerfully did, and III
less than half a minute the eyes were
made as straight As any other persons :.
The improvement which II made IN the
young mans appearance was reallysur-
prising. He said he would not have
his ewes as they We're before if he had
to 90 a thousand miles TO see DR.. Hart
man.
Mr.. John Kiddle, of 2O3 Fourth-st.
Detroit, whose eyes had been crossed
for more than twenty years, called or
DR.. Hartman while IN Detroit simply
to consult him, as he had often con
suited Oculsts, but ne had never had
! sufficient confidence inspired to hav,
them operaled upon. But as soOr
as DR.. Hartman told him that he
! could certainly make his eyes straight
he had implicit confidence in what
he said, and had him operate on them
at once. His eyes are now perfectly
straight, and a more genuinely CRATE
full and happy man cannot be found
anywhere.
Mr. F. c. Phillips, of Flint, Mich.
had divergent strabismus, that Is, IN:
eyes were turned outward instead OF
inward. DR.. Hartman Strengthened
them in less than one minute.