The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-10


burn ii out with q carstic plaster, but the
pain was so intense he could not possibly
endure 1t, and the effort had to be aban-
doned.
The upper half OF the cancer now began
to grow outward in the form OF an ulcer
ating tumor, while the lower half had
eaten to the carotid artery. The other
cancer was behind the left ear II made
its appearance four years ago, and was
about half as large as the other one. IL
was prominent and angry. 1t, too, had
resisted every treatment that had been
tried on the large cancer. DIR. Hartman
examined the sores with a powerful mag
nilying glass, and at once said he thought
he could cure il. "Well," said Mr..
Stevens, "it seems to be my only hope; so,
90 ahead" DR.. Hartman at once made
an application, and repeated il on three sue
cessive days. lie then ordered emolient
applications, and on the 18th of December,
just six days after the first application was
made, both cancers came away, with a
thousand little roots attached. lie then
prescribed n healing dressing, when Mr..
Stevens returned to the home OF his mar
ried children in the interior Of Tennessee,
and on the lstday Of January, 1889, which
was just eighteen days from the time the
treatment was commenced, both cancers
were healed perfectly. A more perfect
cure, with the surface even and smooth,
could not be desired.
Dr. Hartman says all cases OF cancer are
durable II the proper treatment is adopted
early enough.
KEuPKro, Ky.
| was q most intense sufferer from pain
in my head, neuralgia. | do not believe
anyone ever suffered as did | had tried
everything, and several physicians, with
out relief. You, DIR. Hartman, have cured
me entirely. Very respectfully,
MINNIE CALDWELL.
TRESroN, Tenn, Dec. II, 1888.
Dr. Hartman:
had lost my voice entirely for seven
years, during all OF which time | never
spoke loud word. My lungs were very
weak; had consumption, my pulse 100, and
i could not walk at all without support,
and then only few steps. Everyone, as
well as myself, thought that it would be
but few days to my grave. / called on
you without the least hope. You said you
could cure me; took your treatment; In
three months talked AZ well rs ever, and
have been doing no ever since. have no
cough and can walk and work all day.
You are a wonderful physician.
Yours truly,
NJ. II. FOWLER.
COMMERCE, HUNT COUNTY, Tex.
Dr. r. n Hartman.
Dear Sir and Friond-I write again 10
let You know how my daughter. whom
you arc treating for epilepsy, is getting
along She is doing very well. She has
not had the least sign Of spell since UNI
der your treatment We cannot tell how
glad We aIc. had the medicine renewed,
and am giving IL TO her m YOU directed in
your last letter. Youn truly,
w. III. j. BEvER.
No = NiNEtEEsrn srREET,
GALVESTON, Tex, January 10, lssa /
DR. g. H. Hartman
DEAR SIR II Is long time since have
written 10 you. ] have been getting along
10 nicely with my twenty-year-old female
trouble that | enjoyed this Christmas and
New Year better ten times over, than I
have any previous Christmas for very
many years. The fact is, Doctor, | am
well aud this is what none u aY-tIiends.
or Physlclans >elSs'f expected. They all
hiauo WI me when commenced treat
>.Nht with you. Now at least twenty
women Of my acquaintance are anxious Ia
have YOU come to Galveston again, and
that M soon ~ you can. Every one Of
them will take your treatment, and doubt
less many others.
May God bless you forthc great good you
are doing, and may you live for many
ycas 90 come, NJ that tens OF thousands
moro may be restored 10 health, as | have
been, through your remarkable skill
lOurs most respectfully,
Mus. MARY TowELLA.
RuuoS. La.
Dear sir-My little girl -as badly hare
Tipped. and had her operated upon by
surgeon from the University OF Louisiana,
and the operation was failure. | then
had her operated upon by another sur
gcon and that operation was a failure. I
had lost all heart, and thought my child
was 10 90 through the world delormed
monster when you came this way, and |
carried her 90 YOU at Ruston, where YOU
operated, aud now, thanks 10 YOU aud tho
Lord, my little child Is we'll aud her little
mouth Is perfect aud beautiful. Respect
fully, Mus. JENNIE KISa.
Mr.. Matthew Caldwell, OF Ord, Angelina
County, Texas, had daughter dishgursd
by hap-lip. lilo brought her o. Dr.
Hartman nj the hotel, aud after AN cxami-
nation of the case the Doctor assured Mr..
Caldwell that hc could operate IN such a
way ~ to leave hut the inintcst mark, and
that In due timo even that would disap-
pear. lie told the Doctor 90 ~ ahead aud
do the best he could for his poor child.
lie operated at once, aud n morc perfect
Transformation no one could imagine. The
child otherwise was healthy aud nicely
formed, aud since the operation she h sim.
ply beautiful, aud her mouth h perfect
Her parents ~ well ~ herself arr perfectly
delighted with the operation.
IL u utterly useless 90 write letters Ia
DE- Hartman 81 ascertain what discharges
are OF whether he can effect n curp. lie
expresses no opinion until after he has
made personal examination. lie cannot
know the expense IT treatment until he
knows what the ease requires. aud be II
too conscientious and too devoted To his
profession 10 hold cut false hopes To any
sufferer Remember, nr. Hartman will
positively leave Mcmphs on the night Of
the "a OF March, iSsl hc having made en-.
gagrmcnts Tor, aud irUm the An 1T March
on, that will bring him b. his home Col
lumbus, q. q lev weeks later.
Oilicc honn from SA M. TO S y. m.
Sundays TO 2p. m.
Tast Haut- Co ~ I.saI..
The Louisville a Nashville train leaving
Memphis I'd go o'clock A. IN uffltta la