River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1897-06-10

hope. Mrs. Rachel Erickson
Marshalltown, Iowa, cured o
abdominal dropsy, after all Others
had failed. Ii. C. Emerald
keokuk, Iowa, catarrh of throa
and bronchial troubles and a slow
wasting form of consumption
Miss Bell Seaton, Washington
Iowa, of nervous prostration anC
consumption, after being an inva
lid for years; Miss Jennie Steele
Columbus Junction, Iowa, cured
of long standing rheumatism
Mrs. Geother, Whitewater, Wis.
cured ofchronic rheumatism, aftel
all other doctors had failed. Mrs
Norton, Centralia, Wis, cured O
cancer of the nose-many noteC
physicians had treated her; Robert
Young, Eau Gale, Wis, cured Of
consumption. Miss Christie, Of
Kahoka, Mo-, cured by electricity
of tumor on the face, no scar left;
Grant Rosenburger, Memphis,
No., cured of epilepsy, had been
sick for fifteen years; Mrs. j. NJ
Kyle, Lockridge, Iowa, cured OF
epilepsy, of nine years standing
Mrs. Mary Schroeder, TT. Madison,
Iowa, cured of blood and heart
troubles of the most advanced
stage. j. e. Burns, Milford, Ia,
cured of deafness in twenty
minutes, had been afflicted for five
years. Mrs. Floyd Martin, Round
Lake, Ia, birthmark, size of a
dollar, removed in twenty minutes
by electricity. Chas. Void, Fair
mont, Mimi, cured in three
months of nervous debility and
lost vitality. V. A. Arnold, pro-
prietor of West End Hotel, Spirit
Lake, Ia, cured of kidney troubles
III ten days. John Huff, Cedar
Rapids, Ia, cured of chronic
rheumatism. Miss Anna Higgin,
Iowa City, Ia, cured of stomach
and blood troubles. The cure, |
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, Oskaloosa,
Ia, cured of catarrh of the head
and eye troubles. DR.. Rea's prac-
tice 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 well. Miss Clara
Naghle, now the wife of a promin-
ent railroad official, Greensboro,
n.y., cured of catarrhal consump-
ton; Mrs. NJ. f. Rice, Memphis,
No., cured of lucrative sore legs
and blood poison; E. III. Etherly,
Little Rock, Ark, cured of total
blindness, Miss Minnie Fraxes,
Austin, Texas, cured of cancer of
throat of long standing; Miss
Phillip Trout, Mt. Vernon, Ind,
cured Of cancer of face; Fl. d.
Hess, Brinkley, Ark, operated on
for cfoss-eyes, and cured in three
minutes, Mrs. E. B. Blockson,
Terre Haute, Ind, cured of chronic
female troubles-cured in six
weeks; John Mcnamara. Marshall
town, Iowa. cured eczema, forty
years standing; had tried fifteen
doctors; ] NJ. Boile, Chetopa,
Kas., cured nervous debility, blad-
der troubles and wasting vitality.
Chow does DIR. Rea perform
these cures!" ask half a dozen
voices. "God only knows" re-
piled Professor Weykoff, "but he
does it. He is a man of great
skill and experience, besides he
possesses almost a spiritual gift
in diagnosing disease. | have
talked to numbers of his patients
and they have all told me that ne
tells them their troubles better
than they could have told
him. / believe there are other DR..
Rea's, but only one DIR. 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 a great man. We
can not tell how he performs them
but the world knows that he does.
| consider DIR. Rea the greatest
physician that ever lived. Though
only a young man, he stands as a
physician greater than that of any
score of physicians. | have seen
him in hundred cases examine
men and women (all strangers tc
him), and tell each one his disease
without asking a question. In
the more malignant diseases, such
as cancers tumors, consumption
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 then,
speedily to health. DR.. Rea has
attained the highest eminence in
his profession and has carved out
9 career Of success more facinatine
than the dream of two worlds.
PRoF. L. 0. PEMBERToN,
Lexington, KY, Gazette