The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-08-05

| Az has been predicted in the the col
umns OF this paper. DIR. Goldberg 4 Co.,
of Detroit, who opened permanent
branch in Calumet two months ego.
have rent for long period the half OF
the upper floor over Cartons hardware
store, corner OF Fifth and Elm streets,
into which they moved this morn
ing. During the two months that
they have been here they have done
an excellent business; 4S1 patients have
consulted them, of which 191 have since
been discharged as cured, 179 are still
taking treatment and rapidly improving,
73 r, jected as incurable, while 30 left
promising TO return and take treat
ment. The prediction OF their success
was due TO the fact that they were well
known III the copper country prior to
their coming here, as many OF our people
have been doctored by them in their De-
troit Office. The doctor stands we'll
among the profession, he recently having
been elected first vice president OF the
Michigan State association of ply scians
and surgeons which was organized some
time ago. In conversation the doctor
said: 81 am more than pleased with the
results accomplished in this Office, and
have right to be, when you take every
thing into consideration. At first hest
tated about coming as knew the cop
per country has been visited periodically
by o.calledspecialists, magnetic healers,
faith cure and others who professed to
accomplish wonderful things, who would !
come and remain for a couple of weeks |
my friends insisted that | should come,
AMI did so with the determination of
remaining and establishing permanent |
branch, if 1t was necessary to remain six |
months without seeing patient; the |
copper country can support more than
one specialist, providing they understand |
their business and treat the people right; |
every day some patient comes TO my |
OIL ,e and tells NE that DR.. So-and-S was
here and after remaining a short while |
would leave! Such state of affairs is |
for the world, see how anybody can in |
trust their lives and money to some un- |
known specialist just because he adver-
tises himself as sucbl As for me, do not |
want anybody to consult me until they |
first tiud out who | am and where I'm
from; the law OF this Stat requires every
physician who intends to locate perma-
nently in town to make an affidavit
with the county clerk, stating where he
graduated. how long been in practic, ETC.,
and as come under that law, you see
how easy it is for anyone to find out, il
they will only take the trouble to tele-
phone to Houghton to the county clerks
Office, where the information can be had
just for the asking; or they can write to
Detroit and find out how long we have
been established there, the reputation of
our institute, etc.
'Since locating there (Detroit) 27,291
cases called on us for consultation, of
which "a, III have been entirely cured,
1 ,406 rejected as incurable, while 1.76S
are still taking treatment and rapidly
improving. OF course you understa and
these figures we're up to June 1, 1897.
"Dr. Johnson, who has been with us for
a long time, arrived here Tuesday morI-
ing, August 3, and will assist in the man.
aging OF he new Office.
Anyone suffering from any chronic,
nerv Gus, private, delicate, blood. skins
eczema, kidney, liver, bladder, stomach
or rectal troubles can be sure OF receiving
cientific treatment and permanent
cure. Office over the Garlic, hardy ware
ct ore, corner OF Fifth and Elm
streets. Our hours will be from a. m.
till p, m, Sundays 8 a. IN. till p. IN.
Our program for Houghton will not be
changed as we will be there every Mon
day at the Douglass House 8 a. m. till
p. m"