The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-08-23
DR.. ]: DORAN'S.
I Great Work, =.
Crowds Continue to :Throng
His Office During His Wis., !:
it to the Principal Towns
~,
Throughout the State.
Many Remarkable Cures
Made after All Other Doc
tors Have Failed.

] M0uc 04tCI 1AA4 OIuSA DO~
tors Have Failed.
! DR.. Doran, the specialist who an
nouced in our paper that he would
Icontinue to visit this city for series
of visits and who has been filing his
appointments each month, is certain
ly a physician remarkably eminent
in his profession. He has spent
years of study in bis specialties and
besides that has been connected with
some of the principal hospitals
Throughout the United States and
the Dominion of Canada, and has
performed some remarkable cures.
DR.. Doran is connected as an assoc
late partner with the Drs. Rea
Brothers, of the Southern Medical
and Surgical Institute, of iLouisville,
KY, with large established office in
Minneapolis, MINI. Dr.. Dorau is
considered one of the best diagnosti-
clans of the age, and as he has prac-
ticed his profession in the different
stages of life knows precisely the
kind and many complications of dis
ease that are especially Liable to &C.
cur. He has travelled from north to
south and from east to west, and
nothing but praise and en-
tire satisfaction wherever he has visi-
ted. Dr.. Doran, it is claimed, can
diagnose disease of any patient
without asking a question and for
that reason heis not liable to treat
the patient for the wrong ailment.
His charges are reasonable and he
has never been known to turn an &C
tual case of charity away from him.
We hereby take the liberty to publish
q few of the nance OF the many pa
TENTS he has cured. These names
came to us unsolicited and represent
the best class of people in the COM
munity:
Geo. Fellman, Casanova, MIMI,
cured of long standing, severe case
of rheumatism. Mr.. FeIlman had
been doctoring with many physicians
none seemed to do him any good I'M
til he began taking DR.. Doran med
iciue, The change was remarkable
and a cure was soon made.
F.C. Krusp, Banks, Mimi, cured
of a chronic, aggravated case Of piles
A very long standing case cured in
two treatments without operation or
loss of blood.
Tom Erwin, Magnolia. MINI, cnred
of early consumption, the disease
had been coming on Mr.. Erwin for a
long time, He is now able to work
every day and feels better than he
has felt for years.
John Vanderae Kinblae, MINI
cured of chronic kidney troubles,
complicated with varicocle and gen
eral weakness and a general worn
out feeling. Cured very quickly
and at very reasonable COST,
G. F. Westman, St. James, Mimi,
cured of a chronic case of piles, wac
c red without operation and is now
feeling fine and seems to want to tell
everybody what great man DR..
Doran is.
G. W. Fink. Steen, Mimi, cured
of chronic stomach troubles. DR.
Doran rays he used the celebrated
Cascarine, combined with his treat
ment, which cured Mr.. Fink quickly
after years Of suffering when other
treatments failed. .
Joe Kerkove, Hatfield, MINI. cured
of chronic stomach catarrh, bilious
ness and indigestion.
P. NJ. Olson, Wheaton, Mimi,
cured of chronic cystitis and bladder
trouble. 4
Amos Bentson, Ortonville, Mimi,
cured of chrome stomach, liver and
bowel troubles.
Mrs Sarah Walters, Pipestone,
Mimi, chronic female trouble, stom-
ach and ovarian troubles. Mrs
Walters was very bad, coulda't keep
anything on her stomach and was
almost given out to die. Write her
if you are in doubt.
f. Densmore, Valley Springs, 8. D.,
chronic cataraah of the stomach.