Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1897-06-10

Rosenburger. Memphis, Mo, cured of
epilepsy, had been sick for fifteen years;
Mrs. J. NJ. Kyle, Lockridge, Iowa, cur ,
Of epilepsy. Of nine years standir
Mrs Mary Schroeder, TT. Madison, low
cured of blood and heart troubles oft
most advanced stage. . J. E. Burns, NJ
ford, Ia, cured Of deafness in twer
minutes, had been afflicted for #
wears. Mrs. Floyd Martin, Round Lal 3,
Ia, birthmark, size Of a dollar, remov
in twenty minutes by electricity. Oh .
Void, Paramount, Mimi, cured in thI =
months of nervous debility and |
vitality. Y. A. Arnold, proprietor
West End Hotel, Spirit Lake, Ia, cu /
Of kidney troubles in ten days JC /
Huff, Cedar Rapids, Ia, cured ofchro c
rheumatism Miss Anna Higgin, Ic l
City, Ia, cured of stomach and blood
troubles. The cure. I understand, Of
Mr.. Hugh Gardiner, Morning Sun,
Iowa, of gall stone of the liver, and
kidney troubles, has been the talk of
the country. Miss Mary Stanley, Oska-
loosa, Ia, cured Of catarrh of the head
and eye troubles. DR.. Rea's practice is
distributed alike all over the Southern
and Western country. The sick come
from everywhere to see him, they come
nearly dead and go away we'll. Miss
| Clara Naghle, now the wife of q proml-
~ ;o1
cured of catarrhal consumption; Mrs.
NJ. F. Rice, Memphis, Mo-, cured of
ulcerative sore legs aud blood poison;
E. H. Etherby, Little Rock, Ark, cured
Of total blindness; Miss Minnie Fraxes,
Austin, Texas, cured of cancer CT throat
Of long standing; Miss Philip Trout,
MI. Vernon, Ind, cured of cancer of
face; H. D. Hess, Brinkley, Ark, op-
Grated on for cross-eyes, and cured in
three minutes; Mrs. e. b. Blockson,
Terre Haute, Ind, cured Of chronic
John Mcnamara, Marshalltown, Iowa,
cured of Eczema, forty years standing,
had tried fifteen doctors; ]. NJ. Boile,
Chetopa, Kas., cured nervous debility,
bladder troubles and wasting vitality.
"How does DR.. Rea perform these
cures?" ask half dozen voices. "God
only knows" replied Professor WeY-
| kOf, "but he does it. He is a man of
great skill and experience, besides he
possesses almost a spiritual gift in dia5 :
nosing disease. I haye talked to num-
bers Of his patients, and they have all
told me that he tells them their trou-
bles better than they could have told
him. [ believe there are other DR..
Reas, but only one DR.. Rea who has
cured thousands of incurable cases all
over this country. He seems to cure
inCurable diseases as though they were
slight defects. His cures are the work
of God and the brain Of great man.
We can not tell how he performs them,
but the world knows that he does. |
consider DR.. Rea the greatest physician
that ever lived. Though only a young
man, be stands as a physician greater
GIldIl CI!aI Vi any SCOIc VI puy SlCldliS
[ have seen him in hundred cases ex-
anime men and women with all kinds
of diseases (all strangers to him), and
tell each one his disease without asking
question. In the more malignant
diseases, such as cancers, tumOrs, con-
sumption and heart troubles, he is at
his best.
[ have seen him grapple with death
itself, and when no one believed that
the patient could live an hour, he has
laughed at the situation and restored
| them speedily to health. DR.. Rea has
attained the highest eminence in his
profession and has carved out a career
of success more fascinating than the
dream Of two worlds.
PROF. L. O. PEMBERToN,
Lexington, KY, Gazette.