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

Memphis, manly lad OF seven summers,
had very crooked eyes. DIR. Hartman
Strengthened them. The change in the
little fellows looks is wonderful.
Mr.. +. M. Stone, OF Stoneville, Miss,
whose eyes had been greatly crossed from
childhood, called on DIR. Hartman Mt the
Peabody Hotel, and in few seconds they
were perfectly straight, without the least
pain. Yes, you may Use my name, he
said; people ought to know what science
can do, for such impcrloctions, ms applied
by DIR. Hartman" To say Mr.. Stone was
pleased is putting il mildly. Mr.. NJ. ].
Manly, 90 Second street, Memphis, took
his little daughter of but six summers TO
the Doctor TO have her eyes Strengthened,
which was done in less than minute, to
the great delight of her parents. Even the
little lass herself beamed with pleasure.
W. L. Keenan,. merchant, Of Trenton,
Tenn, has two daughters both OF whom
were troubled with strnbsnus (cross-
eyes. DR.. Hartman performed his mo-
montary, and always successful, operation
on the eyes Of the eldest one and the younger
ones he Strengthened with glasses The
treatment in both cases is Il grand achieve
mcnt, and the family is delighted with the
result.
Miss Sallie Smith, 10 Gates avenue,
Memphis, was greatly annoyed with con-
Vcrgcnco Of her eyes. DR.. Hartman
Strengthened them in less than half min
ute, TO her greatest astonishmcnt. She
said she would not for = 900 have her
eyes crossed again. She was very thank
full TO the doctor, and gave him the privi-
lcee OF publishing her case, and hoped IL
would bring every cross-eyed person for
hundreds OF miles around TO him.
Mr.. T. +. Friday, OF fremont, Miss,
called at tho Peabody Hotel aud had DIR.
Hartman 10 perform his painless and in
Simultaneous operation on his eyes. They
had been crossed since boy. When no
left the doctors office ho declared 500
was no price mt all TO have an ocuist Of
such unqualified skill straighten your
eyes.
Mr.. Garlic Blaydes, Of Oakland, Tenn,
was horn with n crossed eye, greatly mar
ring his appearance. DR.. Hartman opcr-
ated upon IL tho first day OF this month,
Strengthening IL perfectly in less than n
minute. A more happy, grateful young
man never lived.
Mr.. Henry Dickman, 1888 High street,
Memphis, has n daughter eight years OF
age that has been seriously afflicted for u
number OF years with scroiula Of the knee
and hip. She has had great running al,
GERS at those joints, extending down 10 the
bones, aud discharged matter and pieces
OF bones 10 such an extent that the best
physicians Of the city considered her case
M hopeless, and they had good reasons To
think NO. Ms their best efforts failed 10
give the little girl any relief. A
Year ago they brought her 20 DIR.
Hartman for treatment, and surprising
as II may seem all her sores are healed,
and she Ia now In better health than ever
IN her lie before. About month ago
Dr. Hartman applied n mechanical conlriy-
ance. which has already greatly Strengthened
her leg, which had been greatly ilexed at the
knee from the long-continucd liberation.
In another month she will be able 10 lay
her clutches aside,a thing that no one that
knew her expected her OF ever being able
10 do. Such results should convince every
one afflicted what his duty 10 himself Is;
and, still more 40, parents who have af-
Ilictcd or crippled children.
FnANKLS. Tenn. Nov p. 1855
d.. 3. n Hartman.
One year ago our little daughters right
DOT, after treatment Tor two years and J
lalf with the best surgeons in Tgns>--
was still very badly deloEIr-d AZ ~.
ime p. nv ss4 u ~ ffTanLlin last Nsycm.
Der, put her under your treatment. The
two appliances furnished by YOU have
acted like q charm, and tho foot Is now all
right Your method OF treating such
cases Is something remarkable, being alb
sOlulely oilcciunl without Civil the least
pain, and without the use OF the knife.
You are nj liberty 10 use this card In any
way YOU NAV wish. | ana pastor OF the
NJ. T.. Church, South, Franklin, Tenn.
louB respectfully, ]. l.. llARmsoS,
Per Wife
iinESnEAK. Tenn.
Dr. T. n Hartman
Sir-Oi al the grateful boys in the
world, II seems TO the that am the most;
Tor, only Ia think, four weeks ago, when |
met YOU In Memphis, | could only hobblc;
now ! can walk "a straight NJ anyone, aud
without limping. Everyone who has seen
me pronounccs IL wonderful and ut once
recognizes your ability. believe YOU
capable Of anything You may attempt. aud
! hope You may live 90 relieve the many
thousands who will seek your aid IN the
ycan 10 come My friends unite with me
In expressing the most unboundcd griti-
tu1c aud best wishes Yours, most truly,
SCUrr GKrEN.
Tho following letter Is from Lady whose
EX.yCar-Old son has been terrible sufferer
and cripple from disease Of the knee, which
was drawn up ~ la the sitting position.
lie never could walk ON the leg, aud hence
always went ON ctutchca. His mother had
been assured that lac ncycrcould DO made tn
walk on the cripple leg, II Is now straight
and lac has no further use for the crutchcE
nnVuAs. Tax
D. Hartman. ga south Fourth slrcgL Columbus
onto.
Kind Misunderstanding 10 promise and
time, will write YOU. You will no doubt
be gladdcnyd when / say my little boy i
improving Ear beyond my expectations an.
der your Treatment llc wears the april.
auco constantly, aud that. too, from the
bcgIining. The under rol OF the appl.
ancc is now extended iull length. For two
days past hc walked amazingly we'll with
out his crutchcs NV child will surely
walk well In less time than one year, God
willing Hoping ga early rply. and that
much Huccrg, may attend your carncft aud
charitable efforts. | avn. with great respect
and kind regards, NJ ]. FrvS.
Mira VI. II. Mcdowell, Of Holly
Springs, Miv., had an angry looking
liberated cpilhulomn lcanccrl at the right
side Ut hrr neck. nr. Hartman removed
u with bat two applications. Mn. Me-
D1Wcll slvs that these applications gave
her no pain whatever that thr cancer
came away by the roots IN about week,
and that nov, two weeks later, tho place
b. loiici up aud D. smooth. No physician
ever had q mnrc thankful patient than
This uaHI ltly