Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

lru.y 6Ked - sLe found e mlpossl-
bic % turn tlisl n TIE least outward.
ih.s gave Lers most unfortunate so-
pearance. ant rendered her VISION
sinost useless as s0e looked more
backward thp forward. NJ ocnl,t
could be EoUa that would undertake
10 ID aayLhiugror her. She f-lt how
ever thAr 4 ~ one could DO ANYTHING
fgf her Dr Hartman could - .fe
called Ca ANA st the Pl4nkintoa Hot4l
"a Detroit. Hs az once sad be eould
1um TIE eve ~ rhe front and hold
lnem there, al that eventually she
could turn Iem IA every direction
aga.a. Or. hxlMan operated Oh them
and u0E they sre as straight as ever.
aud II ever a gatient was pleased with
beg EnTslc-an she is the one most
pleased
Mr. John Brandeu's daughter. of
-, Ait Ello-tst., Detroit, A beautiful
Young lass 0f Ten summers. had eros,
ewes nearly aIher lie, and NOT only
she selI k,lred 10, bat both her
parents Is we1ielt 10 their duty o. take
her i0 p-. Hartman and have them
tla glu1lcd. Which they did, aud a
happier young lady and parents never
LEct
MS, Estcr Rrigat. Of the Michigan
Exchau8c, DdrOt, had convergrnt
.trab.smus nearly all her life. DR.. Hart.
man ,guugnte1ed her ewes IN less than
Aat q uuuN aud without the least
pain. A face already beamiag with
beauty was made most beautiful and
her heact mos happy.
Mr.. Charles A. HunEnger, OF 242
East Wiuder-st., Detroit, had ms ewes
turned OutNads SIX years ago, by an
accident. 10 vas great misfortune 10
hm, as .L 1used him constantly %
look n two dlrecuOus. Dr. Hartman
operated ON both eyes, and now they
are perfectly Sralght.
Miss Anna Stgman, of Dundee, Mich,
was crOss-eyct all her life. \ half Il
minute with Dr. Hartman and they
were straight md natural. To say she
is pleased and appearance greatly I'M
proved Is putting II mildly.
Miss Kate Z. Cronenworth, of SIS
FOrt-st., Detroit, whose eyes were
turned apart Outwards, called on DIR.
Hartman and IN half a minute they
were straight and her heart gladdened.
Mr.. Edward Hecker, teacher IN one
OF the schools of Alpena, Mich, had
his eyes turned outwards, divergent
strablsmus, al MS life. He called or
Dr. Hartman al the PlankntOn Hotel
IN Detroit the other day, and had that
surgeon operate upon them, and IN an
instant they were straight and perfect.
Mr.. Hecker Is gentleman OF lntelh-
gcuce and knew how 10 appreciate the
doctor Tor ms skill and expertneSs.
Mr.. jacob Gnffin, of Elmer City, san
lac county, Mich, mad been troubled
with cross eyes (conyergent Strabls-
mus for thlrv-hye years. DR.. Hart
man Strengthened the eve IN less than
a m.nute, and that without the least
particle of pam. Mr.. Griffin had an
othertrOuble IN the other eye that came
from a slight accident some years ago,
which caused 3 film OF thin skin (ptery-
glum) TO grow over his eye, and would
have eventually made HIM blind. DR..
Hartman removed the pterygium also.
Mrs. Mary Amperse, Of so Pleasant
ave, Detroit, Mich, had her eyes
turned Outwsrds divergent strablsmus)
for iOrty-twO years, giving her strange
appearance. DR.. Hartman operated on
them both in less than a minute, and
without pain, both eyes were as straight
rs anyOne's.
Mrs. James NcCOy's daughter, of "a
Porter-st., little lass of twelve sum
mers, had themisfortune of having her
ewes crossed ever since she was years
old. She went TO DR.. Hartman, at the
Piaukinton Hotel, and had them
,tra ghteued.
Mr. W. Anderson, 696 Twenty-fOurth'
ST., Detroit, was crOSS-eyed from III:
youth. SIX years ago, he went TO the
principal ocullst of Plttsburg, Pa, and
had hl- eye operated on, but unfortu-
nately the operation turned the eye toe
Tar IN the opposite direction, giving
hIm an outward squlnt, which made
HIM look much worse than before the
operation and almost made his eye
blind. lie went back TO the same Ocu-
list % have the mistake corrected, but
the doctor told him he was sorry 70 say
IT, uut the truth was now that It wa:
too late, as no operation could ever
bring it % It's right place. Yesterday
he called on Or. Hartman, who told
him he could bring II 70 Its natural pO-
sitlOn by a double operation and a llg
aturc, and make II perfect. He told
the doctor 10 60 ahead, which he did
and In two minutes, without pain, the
eve was perfectly straight. Mr.. Ander-
son sald the PittsOurg Oculst worked
at MS eye II least half an hour, and
the pam was terrible, while Or. Hart
man operation was perfectly painless
Mr.. Anderson is delighted and invited
AT dOubtcrs TO call at his house, go
Twenty Detroit.
Mr.. Frank Bruckmiller, 500 MacCmb-
St.. Detroit, Mich, has been suffering
from convergent strabIsmus (crosi
eyes nearly all his life, and as a con
sequence his sight became much Im
paired. Or. Hartman operated on them
without the least pain, and, TO use hl
own words, "they were straight before
I WAS aware Of It." His appearance a
wei Is his sight Is greatly improved.
Mss :. +. NlxOu, - StImsOn-St De
trOit, was greatly dIstgured by an eye
that TUNED upwards toward the nose
The sight OF the eve, too, was greatly
impaired Or. Hartman operated on
70 and in less .han half a minute IS Wa
perfectly straight and sight much I'M
proved. She vas delighted. And vel
sine m ght be. than now there nevei
was "a prett'er face.
Mr. :. h. Metcaf. of Pike, Wis, haS
"a crooked cyc. strahIsmus, nearly al
Hs bio. which greatly dishgured nj
facial appearance. and caused INN fOi
fn1t reason to he anxious 20 have th'
deiorm rs corrected. Dr. Hartman Op