Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-04-21

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Consult your own interest by buying
boots and shoes of Clement.
How to save.
All hard workers are subject 10 bill
liOus attacks which may end in serious
illness. Parkprs Ginger Toaic will
keep the liver and kidneys active, and
by preventing the attack save much
lay az snch times means danger.-Det-
rOit Press See other column. =
Go to Macarthur, Smith & Co.'s for
wall papers.
Artistic Wall Papers. latest designs,
at Macarthur, Smith IL Co.'s
The cIear-Out sale still continues at
ruiROusly low prices at llempstead's.
Ladies' and Misses cloaks at less than
cost at Nelson q Bullen's.
New wall paper and bordering at Nc
Arthur, Smith q Co.'s
New dress goods at tho lowest prices
received this week at Hempstead's.
They have coma! Clements new Boots
and Shoes. See his goods and get prices
before you buy.
Opening of spring millinery goods
April 25th, at Miss Elliotl's.
Madame FOy's corset, duplex corset,
Mighty Dollar corset, and the best 80
cent corset in town Ut Hempstead's.
Oil shades in Landscape Patterns, Just
out, at Macarthur, Smith Il Co.'s
Grand millinery opening at Miss al
LOFTS millinery rooms, Wednesday April
25th.
The prOprietOrs of Duncan trout
streams forbid hunting or fishing in the
vicinity of said streams. 4.
Grand millinery opening at Miss Ell
lots millinery rooms, Wednesday, April
25.
1t will pay you to buy one Of those
cloaks at Nelson Il Bullen's even though
you should not need it until next winter.
Reporter you DR.. Spalding from
Detroit, the renowned doctor that we
have heard so much about"
DR.. Spalding-"I am specialist Of
over 20 years experience"
R-"What do you mean by specialist,
and why do you use the term?"
DIR. 81 mean that make a special
ty of diseases of long duration, and of
chronic nature; and | have my own
special methods of treatment for Them"
R.-"Then you are not a regular doc
tor in that respect?"
mo, sir; but you know that the public
generally fail to discriminate the differ
ence between the specialist and the
regular family physician, but there is a
vast difference"
R-"What is the difference?'
DR.. S.-"There is vast difference, and
| will explain it to you plainly"
sin the first place l told you that | was
specialist and made chronic diseases
my special business, while on the other
hand the regular family doctor makes
acute ailments or diseases Of short dura-
ton their study, and they have little
or no time or patience to follow up and
give the necessary treatment for the Ill
innate cure of chronic diseases; there
fore, we are entirely divided, as much so
as butcher and baker,
R-"Well, doctor, if you are special
ist and only make chronic diseases
speciality. what on earth do you want of
such a quantity of medicines as you
have here?"
DR.. S.-"That is just what was talk.
ing aOOut. Now in order to give pro.
long anda rational treatment that
will cope with an insidiOus disease That
has got the best of nature, it requires
the greatest of skill and the best of
remedial agent, and in order to give the
best possible medical treatment for the
classes OF diseases | treat, find it neees-
sary to carry as you see here stock of
medicines, being over twelve hundred
different remedies, costing me over
thousand dollars as so many of them are
new and rare remedies, and very scarce
and hard to get, and are necessarily ex.
pensive."
R.-"Then you believe in new rene
dies, do you?"
DR.. ST. must confess | certainly do,
if you wish change i'm the system to
improve health, change the diet, and as
| only use medicine as food and to assist
nature to make this change that tends
to health. l find it necessary To change
the medicine, and not dose or drug the
system with the same things that have
become repugnant to the stomach, and
that the system has already fortified
against"
R-"TIow long do you intend to re-
main here?"
DR.. ST shall remain here until |
have got through with my patients and
done them justice. You know prejudice
is strong hat blood will tell: you see a
WORKMAN IA generally known by his
chlp-.
R.-"What is the number of these
rooms? Oh! see, s and 8, Grand Central
hotel.