The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-11-14

One of the things that commends Dr.
Hartman 50 highly to his patients is
something that can be said of too few
physicians he always
Tells HIS Patients the Truth
He never deceives them. IF he sees
that he Cant help them at all, he 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 never once been
known TO fail to keep his promise!
DR.. Hartman, in his treatment of all
deformities, such as Club Feet. Curva-
ture of the Spine, Hip Disease, Paraly-
sis, &c, uses process which is original
with him, and which he has perfected
through thirty-three years of continuous
practice His success in the treatment
of this class of cases has been pheuom-
email Indeed, since the doctors sue
cess in the treatment of this class of
cases has become SO generally known, it
has come to be considered little short of
crime il parents to permit their chill
dren to grow up subject to these defor-
mites, when they can in all cases be so
completely and permanently cured, if
submitted to timely treatment.
His success in the cure of cancer is
also worthy of especial note He prob
ably treats
Mare 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, or caustcs,
or loss of blood, or pain! The doctor
showed the reporter large stack of tes-
timonials and letters, all unsolicited,
and all expressing gratitude for the
cures effected by the doctor.
Dr. Hartman probably receives the
Largest Voluntary Fees.
of any physician in the United
States. SO grateful are his patients
for the Unreasonable good he has
done them that many of them are
ready to give all they are worth,
were he willing to accept it, as a
testimonial of their gratitude. 1t is
said that in a case in which he re-
moved cancer from lady in
Cleveland, curing her in eight or
nine days, and, as usual, without
knife, caustic or pain, he charged
her 500. Some time after she call
ed upon him, having travelled long
distance to see him. She declared
that she could not realize that she
was cured. After a short chat she
left, slipping paper into the doc
tors hand as she did so. He open
ed the paper to find a $500 bill !
Many other cases might be cited of
even greater fees.
Another of the things which has
made the name of DR.. Hartman
famous is the crowd of people that
waits upon him wherever he happens
to be. While he is at his home office,
time for his meals is scarcely his own.
When he starts out on one of his
tours crowds of people meet him at
each point. There seems to be some
magnetic influence about the DR..
which draws the people to him in
such numbers as to make it memoir
able day wherever he stops.
"By the way, DOCTOR" queried the
reporter, during a moments lull in
the rush of business, chow did you
come to choose Columbus as your
home office and headquarters"
"Simply," replied he, because Of its
convenient location at the center of
population of the country, and be-
cause. also, of its many advantages
as a railroad center.
DR.. Hartman Religions ViezOs.
DR.. Hartman's religious views will
interest all. We know what his
character is, and the character
of the work he is doing, and
we naturally expect to find behind it
and animating it all an equally pure,
simple and beautiful religion. Nor
shall we be disappointed. What
particular faith or creed he holds,
or whether he holds any, it is i'm
possible to say. His family however
are Menonites, of Eastern Pennsyl-
vania. And certainly, if this church
is to be judged by the character of
these people, it is a denomination
worthy of all reverence and respect.
For nowhere are to be found more
honest, thrifty, substantial, sober
minded and God-fearing people than
the Menonites of Eastern Pennsyl-
vania. We heard him say:
1.-TWO things constitute Christian
These two things are goodness and
truth. Not goodness and truth as
they are supposed to be practiced or
dinarily by church members, but as
they are in fact. Truth married to
Goodness-this is the essence of