Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-20
One of the Foremost ExpOnents OF
Progressive Surgery and
Medicine.
The Aged Made Suple-The DefOrmed
Straight-The Blind See-Ihe
Lame Walk.
His Last Visit to the state of Tera.

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winter. The doctor is a man of wonder
| full Vigor and endurance, for, in addition
to the travel necessary to keep his ap-
! pointments, he performs more skillful
few surgeons living. This is his last trip
in Texas, as his Surgical Institute
and Sanitarium of Columbus, Ohio
| will demand his whole time IN the
! future. A magnificent four-story
! building which he has been obliged
| to build in the city of Columbus to
| accommodate his increasing home
! business is nearly completed and
| will soon be opened as the most perfect
| institute of surgery and medical santa
rum in this country. Although he has
| a special surgeon to attend to each de-
/ partment, yet patients who have trav-
! eled q long distance are disappointed I'M
| less they see DR.. Hartman himself. The
| doctor is a superb operator; his steady
| nerve, clean sight, and wonderful eX-
| perience have made him an expert with
! but few equals. 1t would be impossible
! to collect and publish thousandth part
| of the number of cures he has made in
! the state of Texas. a few will suffice to
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| er8tiOnS he has made in this state:
| Extract from a letter from W. 3. Coe. White
| Hall, Texas.
/ DR.. Hartmau-Dear Sir: Our daugh-
| ter's foot is so much improved by your
| treatment we would not take $1,000 for
| the benefit. We will be sure to bring
| her to see you when you visit Texas
again. We heartily endorse your work,
| as you do all you claim to be able to.
Mrs. Sarah Vanhuss of Blanchard,
Texas, had a terygium (hlm) growing
over the sight of the left eye. DR..
Hartman operated, and quickly removed
it, leaving the eye perfectly clear and the
sight restored
Mr.. John r. MINUS, of Wharton,
Texas, had been the victim of progressive
muscular paralysis for fifteen years, and
was considered q, hopelessly incurable.
He was eighty years of age, but, deter
| mined to find a cure, if possible. applied
to Dr.. S. B. Hartman, of whose fame
he had heard. The doctor supplied him
with an apparatus.sa late surgical inven-
ton, and, by following the doctor's di-
rections, the old maA, who was thought
to be permanently panalyZed, was short
II entirely cured, standing on two we'll,
strong legs, monumsat of the remark
able skill OF this progressive surgeon.
Miss Cynthia Graham of Fremont,
Texas, whose pretty face had, her whole
life, been disfguredky eFnss eyes, was
made happy and bsaatif9I.st DR.. Hart
man IS office at WestherfoEd, Texas. The
operation was efRedted in half a minute,
without pam, end no one could tell, by
the closest examiuation, that her eyes
had ever beeHerOssed, and4a Thousand
dollars woul4Aot hire the pretty little
miss to havssfhem crooked again.
Rev. II Nay of Alvord Wise county,
Texas, haFEk son (21 years old3 who was
afflicted Rtth lateral curvature of the
spine. Th8Elder consulted Dr.. Hart
man two years ago as he was making his
first tour ofkTexas, and the doctor began
treatment at once, which was continued
until within few weeks. The young
man is completely cured, and is to-day
as straight and stalwart as one could
wish to see. Who but parent can i'm
egine the feelings of gratitude that fills
the heart of Parson Kay to have this
poor, crippled son restored to him strong
and well.
Mr.. Charles Frank Maleck of Pre-
sidio, Tex, had both eyes badly crossed
for twenty years. The doctor, with that
skill that has made him so famous in
difficult surgical operation, entirely
Master Willie Spangle, a bright, in
telligent boy fifteen years of age, of Go
lad, Tex, had, since early childhood,
the unsightly deformity of cross eyes. 1t
was the only shadow of his happy and
hopeful life. He was taken to occulists
to have them Strengthened, who had
twice operated, but had not succeeded
in making his eyes any better. He had
resigned himself to go through the world
with this dis1guring affliction. When it
was announced that DR.. Hartman was to
visit his vicinity he at once took advan-
tage Of the rare opportunity, and by a
single operation, both eyes were perfect
ly Strengthened in moments time, and
without pain.
Mrs. Mary O'Toole, corner Thirty
fourth and avenue H Galveston, Texas,
had eyes badly crossed many years. Dr..
Hartman operated on them, and in a
half a minute from the time he began
his operation her eyes were perfectly and
permanently straight as anybody's could
be, and that, too, without the least pain.
Miss Amelia Sohley Of Victoria, Tex,
has been victim of chronic catarrh and
pOlypus growths in the nose for several
years, and had begun to despair of ever
finding cure. She consulted DIR. Hart
man two years ago when he was visiting
the state, who began to treat her. She
rapidly improved, and is now perfectly
well of both polypus growths and the ca
tarrh. A more thankful person could
not be found, and she desires to earnestly
recommend DR.. Hartman 9 treatment TO
all who are afflicted as she was
Mrs. Mary Suder OF Victoria, Tex.
two years ago was considered to be past
all help with catarrhal consumption.
Anxious to live, if possible, she applied
to DR.. Hartman when he was in Victoria
two years ago and put herself under his
treatment. The result is that to-day she
Is a well woman, hearty and happy,
anxious TO say everything she can in
praise of the doctor, aud DESTROYS 10 re-
commend his treatment to all comsump-
tiyes.
Mrs. A. A. Johnson had a son ten
years old who was disfigured with cross
eyes That her boy must go through
life with such eyes filled the mothers
heart with grief. She took him 10 DR..
Hartman, hoping he might be able to
straighten them. Words fail to express
her joy when the doctor operated on
them, and in q moments time. without