The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-10-25

the 18th of last September he started on his
tour of the southern states. From thai
time until the nth of June following he
worked on the average sixteen hours day,
never missing a single appointment MOI
being idle one single day. In all history II
is very doubtful if there is TO be found the
equal of this gigantic performance.
One cannot be in the Doctors office ten
minutes without being astonished by his
method of treating patients. The rapidity
with which he disposes of case is almost
inconceivable.
And when it is borne in mind that he is
as successful as he is rapid one can not but
feel that this man is the most extraordinary
parsonage this age has seen and this gener-
atien been blessed with. Take case that
occurred while the reporter was present. 1t
was that of lady who had long suffered
the inconvenience and the blemsh of a
crooked eye. But, anxious as she was to
have 1t cured, she could hardly persuade
herself to endure the operation. Before the
lady could realize that he had touched her
eye, her eye was as straight as an eye could
be! "Why, Doctorw she cried, sis it all
over? Why, l didn't feel it. And
thought it would take you an hour at least.
can hardly believe it. 1t seems like a
miracle" And yet this is most common
case with DR.. Hartman. He Strengthened
this lady's eye in less than half a minute by
actual count of the time.
One of the things that commends DR..
Hartman so highly to his patients is some
thing that can be said of too few physicians.
He always
TELLS HIS PATIENTS THE TRUTH!
He never deceives them. If he sees that he
can't help them at all, ne tells them so. If
he sees that he can help them, he says So
If he sees that he can both help and cure
them, he promises to do so, and he has new
er once been known to fail TO keep his
promise!
But all diseases cannot be cured in the
same time. In some it requires week, in
some month, six months, or year; and
in some cases of long standing, as paralysis,
number of years. He was overheard to
say to young man of II, who had been
totally paralyzed in his legs and arms for
ever 13 years, that it would take him from
to Z years to make him perfect, but that
after the first year his, (the Doctor's) SER
vices would no longer be needed, as he
could then continue the treatment himself
by following the Doctors printed directions.
DR.. Hartman, in his treatment of all de-
formities, such as club feet, curvature of
the spine, hip diseases, paralysis, ETC., uses
a process which is original with him and
which he has perfected through SO years of
continuous practice. His success in the
treatment of this class of cases has been
phenomenal. Indeed, since the Doctors
success in the treatment of this class of c2ses
has become SO generally known, it has come
to be considered little short of crime in
parents to permit their children to grow up
subjectto the deformities when they can in
all cases be so completely and permanently
cured if submitted to timely treatment.
His success i'm the cure of cancer is also
worthy of especial note. He probably treats
NoRE CASES OF CANCER
Than any other physician in the country.
They come to him from all parts of the
country. He not only cures cancer, but
cures it without knife, OF caustics, or loss
of blood, or pain! The doctor showed the
reporter large stack of testimonials and
letters, all unsolicited and all expressing a
gratitude that knew no bounds for the cures
effected by the Doctor. Mr.. James Kearny,
Of New Orleans, for instance, couldn't be-.
gin 10 tell the Doctor how grateful he was.
he had suffered untold agonies from cancer
Of the foot. The instep and whole upper
surface of the foot was one mass of disease.
1t grew like rose, unfolding its petals un-
ill they hung over his foot threatening its
utter destruction. DR.. Hartman removed
It, with its roots, without the least pain,
without the knife, caustic, or even the loss
Of one drop of blood. This is but single
Instance. Thousands might be given did
space permit.
The Doctors methods and means are pc
,uliar, original and unique. Though an
and a graduate of Jefferson
Medical college, his methods are entirely
mike those of any living physician. They
ire as peculiar as his cures are unrivalled.
lie never uses opium in any form; no Gale
mel, or mercurals of any kind no quinine;
10 i0dide of potash. His remedies are de-
lived from experience and observation alto
,ether. 1t Is said of old DR.. Chapman, of
Philadelphia, that when he was young
nan he had half dozen remedies for every
disease, but that, after fifty years of extern
i've practice, he had but three remedies for
III disease-opium, calomel and the lancet.
Dr. Hartman uses none of these, yet he
probably uses fewer remedies for diseases
n general than any practicing physician.
Dr.. Hartman probably receives the
LARGEST VOLUNTARY FEES
IF any any physician in the United States.
so grateful are his patients for the inn
measurable good he has done them that
many Of them are ready to give all they are