The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1886-01-29
DIR. FIsHBLATT COMING.
Fourth Visit of the Renowned Doctor
Fishblatt at the Alex. Mitchell
House, Mitchell, Dakota,
Tuesday, Feb. 9th.

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Tuesday, Feb. 9th.
READ WHAT RECENT CASES SAY OF
His CURES.
/ Those who are suffering from disc
ases of long standing can be cured.
Many patients given up as hopeless by
their family physicians have been
restored to healh.
Prof. E. N. Fishblatt, NJ. d., who
makes his visit again to Mitchell, Oak,
Tuesday, February 9th, at the Alex.
Mitchell House, has restored cases that
have been hopelessly given up. The
doctor was for years professor in a
medical college, also editor of one of
the leading journals, The New York
Medical and Surgical Journal. His
practice at present exceeds three thous-
sand patients. Among his recent
cures which has been recorded are the
Hon Q. S. Curtis, of Wausau, Wis,
whose son was never expected to re-
cover, has been cured by DR.. Fishblatt.
l. B. johnson, postmaster at Merrill
Ian, Wis, was given up as hopeless by
his family physician and other medical
men and he gave up to die, as they said
he could live only a few months. He
has been fully restored. Mrs. G. E.
Wright, of Plover, Wis, school
teacher, had to give up some few years
ago unable to walk, and now she re-
turns fully recovered. This lady is
well known for miles around her home.
and she has astonished her neighbors,
as they had no hopes for her to get
well.
A few months ago, James w. RILEY.
Of Manitowoc, Wis, went home TO his
parents to die, as he had tried many
physicians, with no help. His friends
advised him to see DR.. Fishblatt. The
doctor took him under his care, and he
!now goes to work and is now on his
farm. The doctor could mention
hundreds of such cases.. Those who
are afflicted should correspond with
these parties and they will encourage
them in the way to get proper treat
ment.
This city is no stranger to DIR. Fish
blatt. He has cured those who called
upon him at his different visits. and
has made a reputation in Dawson
county. Now, each visit he has more
than he can attend to. and his motto is
not to take any case unless he can cure
them. Read his column advertisement.
and see the date of his arrival.
DIR. Fishblatt, the specialist, who
treats nothing but cronic diseases. md
who never takes a patient under his
treatment unless he knows he can be
cured, who has made a worldwide
reputation, and who has had more
practice than any ten physicians in the
west comes on his fourth visit to
Mitchell Tuesday, February 9th, and
can remain only one day, as he is
required at his own home.
1t you are afflicted consult a physi-
clan, who makes diseases a specially,
and be cured, as many die daily from
neglecting to consult those who under
stands suffering. DR.. FishblatHtreats
only old standing diseases. He invites
you to call and see for yourself, and
charges you nothing to let you know
your actual condition.
He tells you at once your disease and
condition, and will not charge you un-
less he is satisfied you can be cured.
Mrs. Jennie Schmidt, near Princeton.
was taken to DR.. Fishblatt's institute
about year ago. She was unable to
use her limbs, lost the use of the mus
cles, and she has returned to her home
entirely recovered. The doctor has
hundreds of such cases. e
The bills passed by the Cherokee
legislature are imperative because of
their ambiguity.
Chicago News: During John Sher-
mans absence Joe Hawley presided
over the United States senate This is,
we believe, the first time that an alleg-
ed Journalist has been called upon to
serve as temporary acting vice presi-
dent of the republic.
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