Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-05-15

The writer interviewed DR.. Turbin
on his last visit here, so as to give the
reader of this paper a true account of
the doctor who has faithfully visited
this city for the past six years, 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 here by all the good
reports ! hear of you in and around the
city - The doctors face Immediately
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 IN all-absorbing study.
Yes" he at length replied, Il suppose
youldo run across many of my patients
wham have cured. They are grateful
andfeel they must say something in my
praise
sDid the hard times effect your prac-
tice ?" 'Well, if they did, it was not
noticeable, for my offices have been
nearly always crowded OF course
there has been II great deal of sickness,
and then you know | treat so many
cases other physicians have given up as
hopeless, which have all helped to keep
me busy"
II am wholly absorbed in my profes-
sion, and of the thousands of different
cases | have treated, | may say in JUS
tice to myself, | have been almost in
yariably successful"
What is your speciality, doctor ~
u address myself particularly to young
and middle aged men and women who
are suffering of nervous debility In
this distressed condition are thousands
who, although originally strong in body
and bright in mind, have permitted
their ailment to run on until finally,
w45h physical and mental power ex-
hausted, death must claim them, unless
they take the proper kind of treatment
The most obstinate cases Of this kind |
treat with unfailing success; all | want
is a fair trial to convince the most
skeptical. / use no iniurioas drugs and
undertake no ipcurable cases.
i presume you have many testimo
malls of cures effected, doctor - Eyes,
thousands from all parts of the state,
many of them from prominent business
men of this city"
could you let me have few of these
names for publication y 'sNo, sir, not
if you offered me thousand dollars a
piece Nothing could induce me to
allow the name of my patients, or their
disease published, unless a patient re-
quests me to do so, endeavoring in
way to show his gratitude to me for
having cured him, which has been the
case in several instances; otherwise no
disease or name passes my lips, for
when 2 man or woman sits in physi-
clans private Office and tells him conf
dentially of their trouble, it weald be
the greatest breach of professional Dig
nifty for him to make it public"
1T is a strict rule with me to keep
absolutely secret all professional deal
ings"
The most wonderful cures have been
made by the doctor in the following
diseases: Nervous, chronic and private
diseases of every nature, blood and skin
diseases, female complaints, kidney,
bladder, structure, liver, throat, stom-
ach and heart diseases, piles, hydrocele,
varicocele, and in surgery
Dr. Turbin is we'll 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 DIR. Turbin further success,
and may his good work continue.
DR.. Turbin's next visit will be in
Wausau, Tuesday, May 22d, at the Bel
lis House.