The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-11-01
They CONE FOR HUNDREDS 4.
OF NILES TO SEE HIN.
Nothing So Wonderful in the
Days Of Specialism.
DIR. DORIAN

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DR.. Doran, student, philanthropist, and
man of wide reputation, having given
his entire time and practice to line
him from long experience in handling
these troubles to certainly come for
ward as a master specialist, His facul-
ty for mastering disease, his ability
to diagnose, and his plan of treat
ment is not to be eXcelled by few
other physicians. DR.. Doran, although a
young man in life, plain man, and
one who is used to the ups and downs
of life, puts himself OH level with
his patients and does not profess or
pretend to practice the old plan of
fashion, which is to look wise and say
nothing. He knows disease; he knows
how to explain the symptoms of dis
ease; he knows where to look for
disease, and the spot where located
and most of all he knows from expert
ence, from what he has done in the
past, he can certainly do for others in
the future. 1t is said by DR.. DOran's
friends that he can diagnose disease
of any patient without asking them a
single question, that being the case, he
| is not likely to doctor them for the
wrong ailment; he will not take an in
durable disease and lead the patient to
believe that he can cure them when
there is really no hope for them. DR..
Dorans business is large and he has
plenty to do. even, at times more than
he can do, without taking incurable dis
eases and deceiving his patients, DR..
DOran is graduate from one of the
best English universities, as well as be
ing graduate from two of the best
schools in America. He has practiced
his profession in some of the principal
hospitals in this country. His speciality
comprises that class of disease which
the ordinary home doctor fails to cure.
DIR. Doran's plan or work is to go
among those who are unable to come
to him in his city offices for treat
ment. He is charitable and it is said
he has never been known to refuse
to treat a patient who is worthy and
in need. A number OF important cases
that we hereby take the liberty to
publish, which might be of interest
to some who wish to know more
of DIR. Doran's great work.
MRS. H. C. DORMAN, Minniski,
MINI, Cured of a long standing case
of piles with one treatment, without
i cutting or without the use of medi-
zines, Cured by the famous injection
plan which never fails to cure.
EDGAR PUTNAM, Weaver, Mimi.
i Cured of chronic skin disease, &C.
zema, after all other kinds of treat
ment had failed to do him any
good at all.
A. FULLWILER. Round Lake, MINI.
Cured of chronic kidney troubles and
acute Bright's disease after other doc
tors had failed to do her any good
whatever
ROBT. McWALTER. East Grand
/ Forks, MINI. cured of liver and
stomach troubles and dyspepsia with
Dr. Doran's plan of treatment, COM
bined with the celebrated Cascarine
treatment.
A. c. MYER, Ormsby, MINI. Cured
of bad cancer of the lip in two
treatments. Cured by the injection
plan.
H. c. MORRISON. travelling man
for the Walter A. Wood concern
Cured of chronic rheumatism, cured
in three months after he had not
l.. l., FL, Il.
for eight months. Cured to stay
cured
OSCAR MORDS, West Superiour, Wis.,.
Cured of chronic blood trouble and
the curvature of the spine, when To-
cal doctors said he could not be cur
ed and was given up to die.
OSCAR HALSTEIN, Fargo. n. d.
Cured of consumption with Dr. Dor
ans plan of treatment. Mr.. Halstein
was cured by another doctor but
used Dr.. Doran's plan of treatment.
TOM IRWIN, Magnolia, MINI. Cured
of early consumption. The disease
/ had been coming on MIR. Irwin for
l long time. He is now thoroughly
well and able to work every day.
MRS. SARAH WALTERS. Pipestone,
MINI, Cured of chronic female trou
bles, stomach troubles and ovarian
troubles, Mrs. Walters was very bad
and was given up to die.
F. DENSMORE, Spring Valley, S. ID.
Cured of chronic catarrh of the stom-
ach, cured quickly with medicines
such as he had never taken before.
/ DR. Doran will continue to visit pro-
fessionally some of the principal towns
throughout the state of Minnesota;
his home office is in st. Paul. Consul
tation, examinations to to those inter
ested. $l.00
st. Paul Mimi. Oct. ESPECIAL to
Free Press DIR. Doran will be in Man
kato Saulpaugh Hotel Wednesday Nov.
6. Marshall hotel Atlantic Thursday
| Nov. It'll and Winona, Hotel Winona
Saturday Nov. 9th.