The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1903-10-23
THEY COME FOR HUNDREDS
OF MILES TO SEE HER.
Nothing so Wonderful in the Days of
Speciaism.
DR.. CALDWELL,

CT' SdIuWeIls
The success of Dr. Caldwell is at
tributed to her special study of spec
ialism DR.. Caldwell, student, philan-
thropist and physician of wide repu-
tation, having given her entire time
and practice to line of speciS. dis
eases, which enables her from long
experience in handling these troubles
to certainly come forward as a master
specialist. Her faculty for mastering
disease, her ability to diagnose and
her plan OF treatment is excelled
by few other physicians. Dr. Caldwell,
although a young woman in life, a
plain woman, and one who is used to
the ups and downs in life puts her.
self on a level with her patients and
does not pretend to practice the old
plan of fashion, which is to look wise
and say nothing. She knows disease,
and the spot where located, and most
of all she knows from experience,
from what she has done in the past,
she can certainly do for others in the
future. 1t is said by DR.. Caldwell's
friends that she can diagnose a dis
ease of any patient without asking
them single question, that being
the case, she is not likely to doctor
them for a wrong ailment; she will
not take an incurable case and lead
the patient to believe that she can
cure them when there is really no hope
Tor them. Her business is large and
she mas plenty to do, even, at times,
more than she can do, without taking
incurable diseases and deceiving her
patients. DR.. Caldwell is a graduate
from one of the best schools in Amer
lca. She has practiced her profession
In some of the principal hospitals of
thls country. Her speciality comprises
that class of diseases which the or.
binary home doctor fails to cure, such
as female diseases, heart diseases.
diseases OF children and the many
special diseases of hidden nature.
Her practice is mostly among the
pam, hard working people who are
unable to come to her city Office for
treatment; she is reasonable in her
charges and very lenient with those
VINO are not able to pay. She is char
ltaDle, and 1t is said has never known
10 refuse to treat patient who is
worthy and in need. A number of the
important cases that we hereby take
the liberty TO publish, which might
be OF interest to some who wish to
know more of DR.. Caldwells great
work
Sophia iran, Albion, Neb.. cured
OF bad skin disease.
Mrs. Lulu Towsley, David City
Neb,, Cured of female trouble and fe.
male weakness.
Mrs. G. w. Killian, Wakefield, Neb..
cured OF tumor and liver and stom.
ach troubles.
Mrs. e. A. Studer WAYNE. Neb
cured of female and nervous troubles
Mrs. c, Linn, Hosllins, Neb., cured
OF ovarian trouble and bladdertronbIe
F. j. Rob, Abba, Neb.. cured NJ
bronchial trouble, enlarged liver and
dropsy anu
Mrs, Minnie Rudat Columbus Nah
cured of skin disease and kidnev
trouble. iNioS
Mrs, w, D. Burr, David Citv, Nob
cured of skin disease, nervousness
and loss of appetite.
Mrs Chas. Miller. Wayne. Mob
cured OF dropsy, kidney and liver
troubles and nervousness. She had
been troubled for years.
Mrs. c. w. Anderson. Norfoll, Noh
cured of general debility, enIareeJ
liver and pain in the chest.
Mrs John Bauman, Benton. Neb
cured OF bladder trouble. and consti.
Mrs. S. p. Amick, Tekamab Nah
cured OF tumor, womb trouble Ioss
OF appetite and constipation. '0''