The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-05-16
NOT
GOING
AWAY
A Rush Of Business Causes
Dr. Darrin to Postpone
LeaYing'Salem Until
July E.


and specialist, at the request of many
friends and the great interest shown
by the suffering and afflicted has con.
sented to stay in Salem at the Will
lamette Hotel until July 9th. His of.
fees are crowded from morning to
night and the doctor, no doubt, is the
hardest working man in town.
The truly wonderful cures he has
accomplished are being testified to by
host of afflicted sufferers, who can
be seen and consulted on the miracu-
lous cures in their behalf It is safe
to say that no specialist has attained
the prominence of Dr. Darrin in this
country, and he cannot help but meet
with grand success
He is not simply a medical practi-
toner, but a physician of a very high
order of merit, a scientist, whose years
of close study, close observation, close
practical experience, has enabled him
to draw not only testimonials, but per-
men of the y-congressmen,
judges, etc.-and whose success In the
medical field is today without parallel
DR.. Darrin has an enviable rank in
his profession as a wonderfully sue
cessful physician. He is essentially
original in his methods Of practice, and
those who have been under his treat.
ment are surprised at the newness
and novelty of his system of practice
by electricity and medicine. His hon
est and straightforward advice before
taking a case has won for him the
confidence OF patients, as well as the
general public.
The doctor is a gentleman of genial,
social nature, and his private practice
is marked by the formation of a per.
sonal friendship with those whom he
comes in contact. He is without doubt
one of the most thoroughly qualified
physicians now before the public, as
his wonderful cures, that we have
We give below another long list OF
cures the doctor has performed the
past month all of whom we know per
sonally:
Deafness, 20 Years, Cured.
Mr.. Editor: For about 20 years my
son, A. G.. Byers, has been gradually
growing deaf, until lately he was al
most totally deaf DR.. Darrin operated
on one ear May 9TH at the Willamette
Hotel, and in less than two hours he
had enabled him to hear common con.
versation, or a pin drop. 1 will add
that the doctor used electricity, as
well as the operation. was much
pleased with the result Of my sons
treatment. was examined for deaf
ness myself, but the doctor said he
could not cure me. / can be referred
to at Independence, Oregon, where
have lived for fourteen years.
A. ]. BYERS.
A Salem Man Cured Of Deafness.
Dr. Darrin: Please add my name to
the list of cures you have made. Since
10 years old have been troubled with
deafness and ringing noises In my
ears. Your treatment has been sue
cessful in my case. reside at 1877
Church St., Salem. II. A. KURTZ.
More Cures Reported.
We select a few recent cures per
formed by DIR. Darrin, as well as 9TH
ers cured years ago, showing the per
manency of his treatment:
c. Snowden's daughter 323 Mill st.,
Salem, cured OF discharging ears, 10
years ago.
c. II. Durfee's daughter, Shaw, Ore,
cured OF deafness April 2Sth.
b. G. Doves daughter, West Salem,
diabetes, cured 13 years ago.
Benz. Baxter, living at the William
ette Hotel, cured of tumor.
Or. Darrln's Place Of Business.
DIR. Darrin, at the Willamette Hotel,
Salem, gives free examination 70 all,
and when necessary gives medicine in
connection with electricity. The poor
treated free from 10 to IL daily, ex-
cept medicines. Those willing TO pay.
10 TO 5; evenings. to s; Sundays, 10
a. m. to p. m.
Deafness, catarrh. eye, nose and
throat, heart. liver, stomach, lung
troubles, errors OF youth, blood taints,
gleet impotency. yarlocOcele, hydro
cele, tumors and structures a special
ty. All chronic male and female and
private diseases treated at half the
former prices. for home treatment. No
cases published, except by permission
of the patient. All business relations
with DR.. Darrin strictly confidential.
Letters of inquiry answered, circulars
and question blanks sent free. Pa
tients unable 10 visit Or. Darrin during
the week can do so on Sunday from
10 a. m. TO p. m. The doctor will
remain until July 9th. Seldom more
than one visit is necessary-after that
the patient can take home treatment.
Patients desiring TO see the doctor
should not delay. He will furnish bat.
teries and electric belts for any patti
ent requiring them, and will give fun
directions for their use. Eyes tested
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