Warren sheaf., 1905-09-14
CURES BY
DR.. DORAN
Some Were Lame. Some We're Blind Some Deaf So. p,,,l@
Scarcely Able to Move Other, With Heart
Disease. Cancer ETC.
onen Few Weeks Of Neglect Allow, Diseases to Reach
Saate Where They Cannot be Cured

DR.. Doran heals not by Osteo-
pathy, BY Hypnotism, nor by Di-
vine Healing. but by a system of
natural science in combination with
the most true and reliable remedies
OF the age. He is man that cures
the sick because he understands the
nature, cause and the condition of
circumstances which bring disease
about. His discoveries are those
made from personal experience and
from long, continued practice in his
profession. An article published
in the September number of the
North American Medical Journal it
says: "Dr. Doran is a man who is
eminently scientific in his profes-
sion, man far beyond the average
doctor, man who is capable, or
otherwise he could not be success
full. :" DR.. Doran as a practicing
physician, is successful, and he is
one of the greatest diagnosticians of
chronic diseases of the age. Is it
not reasonable to believe that if a
man is successful in one branch of
science that he is certainly capable
of being successful in other
branches? Analyze these matters
yourself. Do not allow your
thoughts and your opinions to be in
huenced by others who are not in
terested. One does not know how
to appreciate health until they have
lost it.
DR.. Doran has studied his profess
sion both at home and abroad, and
after thorough and painstaking in
vestigation, has succeeded in curing
the diseases OF his specially when
other physicians had failed. Why
not?z Some of these people were
blind, some were lame, some deaf,
some paralytic, scarcely able to
move, others afflicted with Bright's
disease, heart disease, consumption,
cancer, others with kidney troubles,
dyspepsia, insomnia and the thou
sand and one symptoms of those
dreadful maladies. It is claimed by
his friends that he can tell the
disease of a patient without asking
him a question. This is perhaps
true, for since he is so learned in
his profession and so experienced
in treating diseases, why shouldn't
he, and why shouldn't he know the
exact cause and true reasons of
symptoms which produce disease?
For years he has been visiting pro-
fessionally the largest cities of the
United States. His opinions are
quickly made, and if a cure can be
made then and there he tells them,
and if it cannot be made he is
equally honest and tells them so.
We know that he has cured thou
sands of cases of disease. We doubt
if there is one hundredth of one per
cent of the cases that he treats that
he fails to cure. We publish by
permission the names of few of his
recent cures.
-Erick Bjorkland, ambridge,
Minn., cured of chronic piles with
DR.. Rea's treatment.
Adolph Froelich, Belview, Mimi,
cured of deafness and chronic ulcer
ated catarrh Of ear. 1t had been
discharging for number of years.
Cured in two months.
W. II. Hunter, Window, Mimi,
cured of chronic stomach troubles.
w. H. Riley, Valley Springs, S.
D., cured of chronic dyspepsia and
indigestion.
w. 81. Jarmuth, Jackson, Mimi,
cured of nervous prostration and
general weakness, Cured in two
months.
Mrs. A. Richel, Red Lake Falls,
Mimi, cured of cancerous tumor of
The wrist.
Philip Johnson, West Brook,
Mimi, cured of chronic kidney
troubles and Bright's disease. DR..
Doran treated him only few
Mr.. Johnson had failed to
get any relief whatever from other
doctors.
Mrs. Mickleson, Tracy, Minn.,
cured of chronic female troubles
ind chronic catarrh.
Mrs. Lucy Bauman, Jasper,
Mimi, cured Of chronic eczema in
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