The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1903-09-04
THEY COME FOR HUNDREDS
OF MILES TO SEE HER,
Nothing so Wonderful in the
Days of Specialism.
DR.. Caldwell.


The success of DIR. Caldwell is utrrib
uled To her special stu " OF speCihl3m
iJr Caldwell, student, phllauthrOpl,l
md physician of wide reputation, hay
uE gwen her entire time and practice 6.
i line OF special diseases, which en-
tbles her from long experience III handl
Ing these troubles TO certainly come
Onward as II master specialist Hen
faculty for mastering disease, heI
lblhGy to diagnose, and her plan oi
treatment Is not eXcelled by few otheI
physicians. DIR. Caldwell although Il
young woman III life, plain woman,
and one who is used to the ups anu
towns in life, puts herself on u Level
with her patients and does not pretend
10 practice the old plan of fashion
which is to look wise and say nothing.
She knows disease she knows where to
,ook for disease, and the spot where
located, and most of all she knows frou
experience, from what she has done ii
the past, she can certainly do for Others
in the future. 1t is said by DR.. Cald
wells friends that she can diagnose IA
disease of any patient without asking
hem n single question, that being the
case, she is not likely to doctor them
tor the wrong ailment; she will II q
take an iuCurable disease and lead tn,
patient to believe that she can curr
them when there is really no hope ioI
them. Her business Is large and shr
has plenty to do, even, at times more
| han she can do, without taking incur
able diseases and dec living her patients
DR.. Caldwell is IA graduate from one OF
the best schools in America She has
practiced her profession in some OF the
| principal hospitals in this country
| Her specially comprises that class OF
diseases which the ordinary home doc
tor 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 plain, hard working people who are
unable 10 come to her city office fol
treatment; she is reasonable in he,
char es and very lenient with those
who are not able to pay. She is Chart
able, and it is said has never beer
known to refuse to treat patient who
is worthy and in need A number o
the important cases that we hereby
take the liberty to publish, which
might be of interest TO some who wisf
to know more of DIR. Caldwell's grea
work
Sophia Krau, Albion, Neb, cured o
a bad skin disease.
Mrs. Lulu Towsley, David City, Neb.
cured of female trouble and femal
weakness
Mrs O. w Killian, Wakefield, Neb.
cured of a tumor and liver and stomach
troubles.
Mrs. f A. Studer, Wayne, Neb.
cured of female and nervous troubles.
Mrs. G. Linn, Hoskins, Neb., cure'
of ovarian trouble and bladder trouble
F. j Rob, Abba, Neb., cured of bron
ohial trouble, enlarged liver and dropsy
Mrs Minnie Rudat, Columbus, Neb
cured of skin disease and kidney trouble
Mrs. w d, Burr, David City, Neb
cured Of skin disease, nervousness an
loss Of appetite.
Mrs Chas Miller, Wayne, Neh
cured of dropsey, kidney and live
troubles and nervousness. She ha
been troubled for years
Mrs O. w. Anderson, Norfolk, Neb
cured of general debility, enlarge
. liver and pain in chest
! Mrs John Btuman, Benton, Neb
T cured of bladder trouble and constipl
ton.
, Mrs s p. Amick, Tekamlh, Mel
5 cured Of tumor, womb trouble, loss {
, appetite aud constipation.