Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-04-28

that am we'll snd can help do SO,
All our arrangements have been
made, and we shall 90 prepared tc
stay two years. Would ysu like te
see my clothes that l have to veal
there ? she asked, going to be-,
trunk and taking cut some very
peculiar looking clothing,-twe
short, heavy, WOODEN skirts, lined
with fur heavy calfskin shoes,
lined with fleece ; leather leggins,
for nice wear ; two pair Of rubber
boots, hip length, for bad weather
wear ; different kinds Of thick
waists and Jackets, aud a long, fun
overcoat that was quite unique and
a rather handsome garment ; a fur
hood To wear with this, also fur
mitts, etc. Again speaking of hel
journey, she said !: 81 owe all this
with my life to DR.. Rea. who is one
OF the greatest Of physicians. He
IL comparatively a young man, but
with q professional experience that
net one other living physician ever
possessed. His cures are 80 nu-
| merous and OF such u miraculous
nature that writer's have claimed
that many of his cures were
miracles. / claim that DR.. Rea can
diagnose any disease Of any person
without asking any question, and
that he is the only living physician
who can scientifically do so without
making any mistakes"
The Louisville Commercial SAYS (:
SIN he treatment Of cancers, con-
sumption, tnmors, heart troubles,
nervous troubles and catarrh, DR..
Rea has no equal In the world"
The Evansville Courier says /:
"There are no experiments in DR..
Rea's practice. Able as he is, To
tell anyone his disease without
asking a question, he is not likely
to doctor his patients for the wrong
disease"
The Houston, Texas, Post says !:
"Dr. Rea is the highest autho-;t,
ON chrome diseases, and enjoys the
largest practice of any living ply
sician." 81 know hundreds Of the
wsrst chronic ase throughout the
country that he has by his superior
skill and ability cured, after all
others had failed. have taken a
great interest In his work, aud
shall eve q to praise him,
knowing thar he is frightening the
hearts OF many o poor soul and
bringing cheerfulnsss into the
homes Of many families. II all
proves we'll in Alaska, | will on
on my return home be Que Of many
whom ! have boen corresponding
with to assist in arranging a DR..
Rea's Curative League Club, de-
voted especially TO the sick. The
following cures have come to my
notice +: q. /. Larson, Morehead,
Iowa, long standing rheumatism
cured In three months /; l.. r..
Lesson, Morehcsd, Iowa, cured OF
consumption ia four months (; j.
A. Lang, Qnawa, Iowa, chronic
stomach and liver troubles ; +. D..
Jacobson, Washia, Iowa, liberated
sore leg !; Dalstrom, AurclIa, Iowa,
nervous prostrction ; II. II. Bee
ston, Onawa, Iowa, nervous pres
trasion, cured in two months ;
Benton Cook, Hawardcn, Iowa,
epilepsy A. G. Blanchard, Boon,
Iowa, gastric liberation Of stomach;
Miss Nellie McNeliy, Ireton, Iowa,
eczema Rufus Hermitage, Ash.
ton, Iowa, liver trouble Mrs. Ole
Salmanson, Swan Lake, Iowa, her
mia. of long standing +; Robert
Nicholson, Sheldon, Iowa, rheu-
matism /; Zen Blan, Rock Rapids,
Iowa, nasal catarrh /; Il. j. HIM
ton, conductor b. z. r. & N. R'y.
Albert Lea. Mimi, bronchial
cstarrh ; Miss Alice Splcer, Lee
Mars, Iowa. bright's disease Of the
kidneys f. J. Boyd, Ocheydeon.
IOWA, cararrh , Miss NJ. +. Wilson.