Warren sheaf., 1905-11-09

specialist, nor would it be justifiable
in every doctor becoming one, but
there are advantages which are de-
rived only by special practice
which is applicable to certain COM
munities even tho the physician
himself is not bona fde residentc
of that immediate vicinity. Small
towns and the country are the prime
ipal communities in which Especial
ist could scarcely prosper, but as
practiced by some specialists, that
of going from one city to another,
making his visits and seeing his
patients at regular appointed in
tervals, one can derive advantages
far superior to those one would re-
ceive in many instances where they
visited the cities.
We cite, fore instance, that of DR..
Doran, specialist of Minneapolis,
Minn., who is and has been making
regular visits to our community for
the last three years. DR.. Doran
came we'll recommended and has
succeeded in establishing a practice
far beyond his expectation. He
has made many cures and has sue
ceeded in building up a reputation
and practice among those whom he
has cured that would be hard to get
away from him. DR.. Doran is a
gentleman from the new school.
His experience and training has
been that of many years practice
and vast experience. He confines
himself to the treatment of chronic,
lingering and deep-seated ailments.
He pretends to cure only such dis
eases as he has had sufficient ex-
perience with in handling, and does
not go into that class of incurable
diseases which in many instances
are useless to bother with. -, .-.s :
AS result Of long experience,
DR.. Doran is thoroughly familiar
with his specialties. In the treat
ment of cancer, consumption, heart
disease, nervousness and female
disease, there are very few special
lists better qualified to treat them
than DR.. Doran. Some of his cures
seem almost like miracles. People
far and near consult him as he
makes these regular visits andd he
is always busy from the time he ar
rives until his time Of departure.
It is claimed by DR.. Doran S friends
that he can diagnose disease with
out question. This being the
case, he not is liable to doctor his pa
tient for the wrong ailment, which
is many times done by physicians OF
inexperience. DR.. Doran does not
treat typhoid fever, whooping cough,
measles, and those acute diseases
for which the local home physician
is called upon to treat. tits not his
desire to antogonize nor to take from
the home physician that part of the
business which really belongs to
him. Many times DR.. Doran is
called in consultation with the home
physician and the kindest of feelings
should exist between them.
DR.. Doran is charitable. In
many instances where people are
devoid of funds to pay for their SER
vices he charges in such cases for
the medicine only and no person, no
matter how humble, has he ever
turned away without seeking to give
them relief.
BY permission we are pleased to
publish a few of some of the cures
he has made throughout the state of
Minnesota and the Dakotas. These
are only few, as time and space
will not permit us to publish more.
J. E. Angerson, Mapleton, Mimi,
cured of chronic stomach troubles
and gastritis.
w. r. Hill, Morgan, Mimi, cured
of nervous debility and general
weakness.
Miss Mary Rasmussen, Lamber-
ton, Mimi, cured Of chronic sore
eyes. Had been bothered for many
years. DR.. Doran quickly cured
her.
Mrs. H. I. Myers, Donneybrook,
N. D., cured of early consumption
and bronchial catarrh. Had doctor
ed much and spent lots of money.
DR.. Doran quickly cured her.
Mr.. Stamberg, Slayton, Mimi,
cured Of chronic deafness and ear