Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-09-02
FROM TENNESSEE TO TEXAS,
A BEAUTIFUL WOMAN.
RESCUED FROM DEATH IN
A DESPERATE WAY

| say DIR leea can describe To anyeman
won an or child, better than they can
tell him, the nature OF their disease,
without asking u word.
No wonder he cures his patients
when all others fail; being able 10 de,
lect the exact condition OF any one, he
is not likely to doctor them for the
wrong disease.
Ills cures Of such cases as the follow
ing speak louder than words:
Mrs. Frank Wright, Fl. Madison. Ia,
cured Of heart and lung trouble, after
the most noted physicians Of that place
had failed. w. . Clark, Laurel. Ia,
cure OF nervousness and kidney trouble.
G. w. Smalley, a prominent lum herman
Of Muscatine, Ia, cured Of epilepsy of
long standing. o. Doyle, Atlissa, Ia,
cured Of u very severe case of catarrt.
Harry Duffus oil Ft. Madison, Ia, son
Of p. continent newspaper man of that
city, cured of scrOiuia and hip joint
disease in three months, after having
dOctored with others for i've wears.
Mrs. Hooper, Waterloo, Ia, cured OF
nerve and brain trouble. James Well
don, Cedar Rapids, Ia, cured OF blood
trouble in few months. Clinton
Knouf, Cedar Rapids, Ia, cured OF
nervousness and lost vitality, after
many Chicago doctors had failt d. Mrs.
Henry Propst, Iowa City, la, cured OF
| female trouble and liver spots. Mrs
| Mcfarland, Independence, Ia. wife ol
! IL prominent business man, cured of
fungus growth of the face, after it had
almost taken her life. VIM. Brown,
Waterloo, H., railroad man on the
Orthwestern Railroad cured OF rheu-
| matism in three weeks. Had not done
II lick Of work in eight months. Rev.
| +. II Woody, OF Dayton Ohio. cured OF
nervous dyspepsia and catarrn OF the
stomach, after having given up all hope
for relief. Addison Perry, Mt. Pleasant,
Ia, cured of bronchial, lung and heart
TROUBLES of AN advanced stage; had been
given up as incurable. Miss Alice
Mitchell, Galesburg, Illinois cured of
catarrh and catarrhal deafness; had
tried twenty-one different doctors.
Miss Minerva Lewis, prominent
society and church woman of Houston,
Texas, cured as most aggravated and
developed case of consumption. when
all other kinds of treatment had failed.
Charley Lund, Burlington, Ia, cured
of kidney and bladder trouble. Mrs
Emma Miller, Pinkstaff, Illinois, cured
Of cancer of the stomach three years
/ ago, aud has never been sick a day
since. Joe Ting, Terre Haute, Ind,
cured OF eczema and falling of the hair.
Miss Kate Llnder, student of the State
University, Iowa City. Iowa, cured of
eczema and ;atarrahal deafness. Mrs
Frank II. Higbee, Fairfield Ia, cured
Of Il cancerOus growth ON the womb.
Mrs. A. l.. Hines, wife Of Il welI-to-do
farmer near Red Wing. Mimi, cured
OF lameness OF eight years standing
Charley Wood, son of J. Il. Wood, OF
JonesburO, Ga, cured OF double curva.
ture Of the spine, after all others had
failed. J. Burns, Milford, Ia, cured
of deafness in twsnty minutes; had
been afflicted for five years. Chas
WOle, Paramount, Mimi, cured Of ner-
vous debility and lost vitality. V. A..
Arnold, proprietor Of West End Hotel.
Spirit Lake, Iowa, cured Of kidney
trouble in ten days. Miss Christie, OF
kahOka, Mo-, cured of tumor on the
face by electricity: no scar left. Miss
, Mary Stanley, OskatOosa, Ia, cured Of
eye troubles and catarrh in the head.
b. Il. Etherly. Little Rock, Ark. oper-
ated on for cross eyes and cured in
three minutes. Mr.. Sargent, prOpri-
GGoi VI q ilsCtt p1s u III sDJIIlt lkING.
Iowa. cured Of bladder troubles in three
weeks time. VIM. Bail, Donnellson.
Iowa, cured Of consumption.
4 DR.. Rea does not cure all his patti
ents, nor does he pretend TO; but it il
safe to say that he does not lose one in
ninety of the thousands OF supposed ia
curables who come from all portions OF
the world for his help, after being
given up to die by the best skill OF theil
home physicians.
The writer OF this letter was in Louis.
| vile, KY, recently, and while there
sought AN interview with DR.. Rea in
his Office, but could not obtain it, as he
was busy in consultation, examination
and prescribing with the associate
physicians OF his institute.
1 This Is the work performed by DIR.
Isea; such are his cures, and great il
his diagnOstic gift.
I K. G. ANDERSON.
I In KeOkuk, Ia, Gate CITY.
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