Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1904-10-28
THE DREAD VARICOCELE
A Disease That Saps the Vital.
ity of Men and Brings on
Nervous Debility and Decline.

The curse of the present age. and
one of the most complex and difficult
OF the diseases with which the special
iSt has to deal is varicocele. The
veins carry the life current, and upon
their elasticity, cOntractile power and
general healthfulness depends the
perfect working of all the vital forces
OF man.
Interference with the circulation
Of the blood gives rise to compli-
cations so numerous and disastrous
that an entire medical work would be
insufficient to exhaust the subject.
There is no disease of the veins
having such a constant and damaging
effect on the vitality, such a dis
turbing influence on the nervous
system, such fearful devitalizing
tendencies, as varicocele.
This treacherouS disease first laws
hold on its victim with so light a
touch that he seldom realizes that
later on it may grip him with a hand
of steel, destroying the most precious
powers of perfect manhood, and leav-
ing him stranded and helpless
wreck on the rocks of fate
DR.. Turbin'S treatment is adapted
to all forms and stages of this
disease. and no physician in
the United States has treatment
| that is anything like it. 1t is the
| result of the doctors own study, in
collaboration with some of the most
eminent specialists of Europe.
The remedies employed act power
fully and effectively on the tissues in
volved and restore them to d healty
condition, at the same time adding
to the store of vitality and causing a
return of those attributes and
powers which constitutes true man
hood.
, NarlcOcele is wasting disease,
which interfereS with all the bodily
functions. Like stream which is
poisoned at 1T source, it affects the
whole circulation and ScatterS seeds
OF disease throughout the organism.
Every sufferer knows within his own
heart whether his varicocele is
brought on by indulgence and secret
vice. or is the result of overwork, in
jury or other cause. The disease may
exert harmful effect on the mind,
because the mental health is neceS-
sarily founded 90 physical health.
1t is fortunate for sufferers from
this disease who would otherwise be
left to the mercy of quackS and hum
bugs, that DR.. Turbin gave SO many
years of his life to the study of the
disease and the perfection of course
of treatment which is a positive cure
for varicocele.
There is now offered to them a way
OF escape from present ills and impend-
ing dangers, as we'll as from the
unscientitic and incompetent hands of
quackS. DR.. Turbin uses only the
purest OF imported drugs, and all his
prescriptions are all compounded in
his own laboratories.
Every step in the treatment brings
the patient nearer a realization of his
most Sanguine desire with reference
to all ultimate cure, and he feels and
knows he is obtaining benefits.
The vital organs and the entire
system take on new life and gain in
strength daily, as the medicines are
absorbed.
The thorOughness of the treatment
bears fruit in lasting cure, as the
doctor does not strive merely for
temporary effects.
DR.. Turbin does not charge exhOrbi-
tant prices, and gives each case care
full, conscientious treatment as long
as may be necessary, and he NAV
be consulted free of charge at Grand
Rapids, Wis, Thursday Nov. 3, at the
Dixon House.