Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1894-12-12
MARVELLOUS SUCCESS.
How all Forms of Diseases Must Yield to
Power and Skill.
The Wonderful Cures That Have Been
Made by DR. Turbin, the Leading
Specialist, During His Last Years
Visits to Watertown
Reasons for This Success.


The writer interviewed DR.. Turbin
on his last visit here, SO as to give the
readers OF this paper true account of
the doctor who has faithfully visited
this city for the past year, and it must
be said that DR.. Turbin is the only
specialist who has made a success here.
The writer began his interview:
well, Doctor, you must be making
some great cures Lere by all the good
reports | hear of you in and around
the city," The doctors face Immediate
ly changed from its expression of
hearty good nature to one Of quiet and
deep thought, as of a man whose mind
is wrapped up in an all absorbing
study. eyes," he at length replied,
Il suppose you do run across many of
my patients whom [ have cured. They
are grateful and feel that they must say
something ia my praise"
Did the hard times affect your prac-
tice?'
"Weli, if they did. it was not notice
able, for my offices have been nearly
always crowded. Of course there has
been great deal of sickness and then
you know | treat SO many cases that
other physicians have given up as
hopeless, which have all helped tokeep
me busy | am wholly absorbed in
my profession and of the thousands of
different cases | have treated, | may
say IN justice to myself, / have been al
most invariably successful"
What is your specially, Doctor"
Il address myself particularly to
young and middle aged men and wo-
men who are suffering fro nervous
debility. In this distr sse condition
are thousands who, although originally
strong in body and bright in mind,
have permitted their ailments to run
on until finally, with physical and
mental powers exhausted, death must
claim them, unless they take the pro-
per kind of treatment. The most OBJ
stinate cases Of this kind I treat with
unfalllng success; all [ want is a fair
trial TO cOnyince the most skeptical. |
use no injurious drugs and undertake
no Incurable cases."
81 presume YOU have many testimon-
ials of cures effected, Doctor?'
eyes, thousands from all parts of the
state, many Of them from prominent
business men of this city"
Gould you let me have few of these
names for publication"
mo, sir, not if you offered me
thousand dollars a piece. Nothing
could induce me to allow the name of
one of my patients or their disease
published, unless patient requests
nee to do so, endeavoring in way to
show his gratefulness to me for having
cured him, which has been the case in
several instances, otherwise no disease
or name passes my lips, for when a
man or woman is in physicians pri-
vate office and tells him conidentiallv
of their trouble, it would be the great
est breach Of professional dignity for
him to make it public. IT is a strict |
rule with me to keep absolutely secret |
all professional dealings"
The most wonderful cures have been |
made by the doctor in the following |
diseases: Nervous, chronic and pri-
vate diseases of every nature; blood |
and skin diseases; female complaints,
kidney, bladder, structure liver, throat,
stomach and heart diseases; piles, hy-
drOcele, varicocele and in surgery Dr.
Turbin is well known throughout the
state for his honesty towards his
patients and has won for himself fame
through his marvellous cures. His
patients are his friends
We wish the doctor further success
and may his good work continue.
Dr.. Turbin's next visit will be Friday,
December 81.