The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-07-17
WHAT
BEECHER
SAID
This Eminent Divine UphOldS
the Advertising Doctor
Whose Work Be-
comes Known.

The most eminent divine the late
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher publicly
advocated the advertising doctor as
he said once in the following words
81 am glad that the doctor cured
him. ! am glad that the doctor put 1t
into the paper that he could cure him.
And If any doctor is certain he can
cure such diseases, and don't put It
into the paper | am sorry. What a
pity II would have been If the doctor
had come to town with his wealth of
science and experience, and gone
away leaving him uncured! What n
pity it would have been If he had been
so prejudiced against advertising as
to read the responsible certificates of
the doctor and gave him the go-by as
a quack What are newspapers for,
If not to circulate information? What
more valuable information can a
newspaper give than to tell a sick man
where he can be cured? II a man has
devoted his life and labor to the study
Of special class of diseases, the ne
cessity Of his saying so becomes all
the more pressing. His duty to ad-
yertise becomes imperious. A really
able man, whatever his gifts, makes a
great mistake if he fails to use those
gifts through want of advertising"
The above extract from an able ar
ticle OF the Rev. Mr. Beecher EN-.
bodies a sound view of the subject of
advertising Suppose DR.. Darrin had
come to this city and not advertised.
who would know Of his presence?
Since Dr. Darrin has been in Salem
he has relieved more agony and sui.
fering than tongue can tell His tes-
timonials have substantiated his
cures. The fact that his Offices. at the
Willamette Hotel are crowded the
greater part of the time and that few
go away dissatisfied, is pretty good
evidence of his success.
The editor of this paper is person
ally acquainted with many of the peo.
pie named as cured by DR.. Darriu
Names Who Can be Referred To.
j. w. Pate Jefferson, Or, rheuma
tism.
A. G. Byers independence or, total
deafness,
Chas. Ramp, 37S Marion Street. sa
lem, weak lungs and bronchitis
Mrs. T. James Salem, female trou.
bles, tumor, heart trouble and head,
aches.
b. G, Dove daughter Salem, dla.
betes.
Miss S. Stanneld, 1928 Mil street
Salem, deafness and discharging ears
f. II. Ham, 10 State street Salem
catarrh.
Henry voegeli. Medford, or. deaf.
ness.
L. Ewenson, Brownsboro, Or, deaf
ness.
l. P. CIemmont s. F, cancorous
growth.
II. C. Meyer. Lake Creek Or, deaf
ness.
c, c. Presley Grants Pass. Or
deafness.
VIM. Senior Medford, Or deafness
20 years
c. W. DeCarlow. Trail Or, dis.
charging ears,
Mrs. VIM. Druschel Candy. Or. TO- |
tai deafness.
Charles Carney jacksonville, or, |
,atarrh for years.
John Martin Cove, Or. hydrOcole |
o. r. McCrary, Jacksonville. or.
leafness z years.
Mrs. Martha Woodruff Cleveland |
Dr. partial paralysis
EX-Judge G. Crockett Merlin or
ieafness 10 years.
VIM Hunter. Eugene City. Or. ca |
arrh 20 years.
Or. Darrin's Place Of Business.
Dr. Darrin gives free examination /
% an and when necessary gives med
cine in connection with electricity,
rhe poor treated free from 10 10 llI
tally. except medicines Those will
ng 20 pay 10 10 8; evenings. 7 10 s; |
10 10 3.
Errors Of youth, blood talnts. gleet
mpotency yaricOcele deafness. ca
arrh and structure a speciality All
hronic male and female private dis
ases treated at So a week, or in that
proportion Of time. as the case may
equire. No cases published except
y permission Of the patient All bus
ness relations with Dr. Darrin strict.
y confidential Letters Of inquiry an.
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