The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-24
The Following. However. Are Enough
to Convince All Reasonable Boings
That DR.. Hartman's Skill
L. Extraordinary.

Miss Florctta Waite, Of 800 Mississippi
avenue. Memphis, had cross eyes from her
youth. Several years ago while visiting Ia
the East her eyes worc operated on by n
prominent Ocnlist Of Wheeling, W. Va,
but, unfortunately for her, his operation
was failure, innsmuch n Il turned her
eyes outward entirely too far giving her a !
much worse appearance than she had before |
the operation. No ocuist would under. |
take Ia correct this infinitely worse condi-
ton than that ui ordinary cross eycs. r0
sho called ON nr. Hartman at the Peabody
HOUSE To see whether hc would undertake
the case. lie at once said Ice could correct
the mistake made by the former oculist hy
performing three distinct operations, one
ou The external Tpcus ol each eye, aud
then bring the internal rcrtus muscle oi
The LEFT eye further to the front Mie
Waite was only too glad TO accept his
proposition, so ho performed the thuc op.
crauons at one sitting. aud that without
the least pain AMI without chloroiorm
The result Is simply perfect, no one could
have eyes morr natural Ia every plriicu.
lar Tho change Ia the young hdy's APP
pcauncc Is quite wonderful, aud no sur.
gcon could be- moro highly appreciated boy
anyone than Dr. Hartman u hy Miss
Waite ior this display OF h,s extraordinary
skin.
Mr.. J. n. barry, Of Liberty liin. Missis.
fippi, was cr1s,-cycd since his youth. aud
lately be- began a. suifrf FROM plcrygiums,
teshy skin growing over both his eyes,
which would soun have rendered bin
blind iof life Dr. Hartman Umoycdthc
ptcrygums and then Strengthened the
eyes at one operation. Mr. Harry declared
the operation was not only without pain
but was over before hc had time to think
about a. There b. something very o..
markahlc about the impression Dr.. HAT.
man makes upon his patients; 10 sty they
arr an highly pleased with him when they
leave In oilicc b. not expressing the hun
dftdih part OF thvItoVrrWhc. ming delight,
~ felt Mr. Barry.
flnENA, Ark. Jan. %. lSs9. Dr. Hart.
man. Dear SirHNy eyes have been ni
nicicd ever since ! was eight years old and
] am nov thirty-tWo. ! have had dozens
uf doctors prescribe ior them, but without
any relief. Ms cyclids got 30 thick II WAS
impossible 10 raise them and the uyrlashcs
turned in toward the cycball, 30 that they
became very painful saw your
article Of being in Momphls aud con.
Cludvd ! would ity 70 once mur 10 j.
nov about six Wucks that | have bcrn un.
der your treatment aud | can now raise
my cycIida as we'll as anybody aud all ms
friends arc surprised 10 scc them looking
~ we'll thank sou very much Tor your
skin aud energy 10 your profession, AMI
remain your friend.
Mus MArrY Wi~rrm
Mis Cora Camps daughter. rcsidrnc,
hll Main rHyct, Memphis. whose eye
bad btrn crossed since child had llr
Hartman simiFhicn them, and the rN.ul
j. they arc perfect She will never ID
called Crnss.ryrd again.
Miss Mamie Diuon. no Main street
Memphis, was terribly Cru,G eyed. Dr
Hartman Strengthened them ~ lcs, thar
hall n minute, without ihr least pain. She
said III every urDss-cyci Girl or b1,
really knew what trivial thing b Ia tot
iho Doctor a. do. they would 400 knock vi
lis door briorr lU o'clock tomorrow morn
ing believe Doe could s,mishlun cara uy,
ior you when you are asleep aud nU
NlkUu YOU"
Joseph llild'sson, 81 Union street. Mem
Plus, % manly lad OF seven summers. hnt
very crooked cvct DR.. Hartman straight
encl them. The change Ina the little icl
lows looks u wonderful
Mr. =. NJ Stone, Of Stonrvillc. Miss
whusc eyes bad been greatly crossed lfuu
Childhood, called ON Dr.. Hartman at thl
Peabody Hotel aud Ia few seconds the
were perfectly straight, without the lcas
pain. Yes, you may use my name" HI
midi people ought To know what sccnc
can DO lor such impchccti0ns, US apple,
by Dr. Hartman" To say Mr.. stone wa
pleased u putting Il mildly.
Alfa NJ. J. Manly, 90 Second stree,
took her little daughter 81 but sx sum
mon 10 the doctor 30 have her eve
Enlightened, which was done In lcH tina
minute, 70 the great delight OF ht
mothef. Even the little lass hCnc
beamcd with pleasure.
w. j.. Keenan,, merchant Of Trenton
Tenn, has two daughters, both OF Nh0i