Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-10-27

portance and urgency. As soon as I
was .ushered intoDr. Rea's presence, I
knew that I had met not only a great
man but a physician who was a peer
among those Of his profession.
Il had only begun to state the case,
when Dr. Rea said: My friend, you
have told me enough; I will call on
Miss Hamilton in an hour 1 fastened
to apprise her Of. what I. had done.
After expressing her surprise at my
returning SO soon she remarked with
a faint smile: It's no use. Jack, I've
tried them all. This is for me,
! though replied.
| DIR. Rea came and was no sooner
| nshered into Miss Hamiltou's presence
than he began telling her exactly her
every SYMPTOM from the incipiency of
her disease to that time The other
physicians were mised as to the nat.
ure Of your case: yuu are not con-
sumptive; your trouble is in your
bronchial tul'es.'
''He gave her just seven treatments.
when he informed her that she could
return to her home and continue her
treatment Through correspondence.
Imagine my JOY. fellows, when receiv-
ed telegram from her while was in
| San Francisco telling me- Of this. I
wired my house Saying would be I'M
able to complete my trip, and FASTENED
| to Colorado Springs. Uonersiy l never
saw such a change as had taken place
III that girl her cheeks lad lost most
of their pallOr and sunken look. and
had begun to have Il little color.
1.-The night I arrived in Colorado
Springs, | reminded her of her promise,
and before left for my hotel we de-
clded it would be most fitting to be
married. on the spot where her new life
had commenced.
'Gentlemen, that poor sick girl pre-
sides over my little castle in the east
nova picture of health, and beauty,
and is the mother of my little boy. This
is their>picture, - exhibiting the inside
of his watch case. "Dr. Rea can have
anything possess, but those two. Do
you wonder that | feel that way? L.
have interested myself in this great
mans work s since that time and they
are truly marvellous. Among the cures
that he has effected and have come to
my notice are those of Miss Ella Daily,
sister of Father Daily, Pennington,
Ia. cured of total blindness in three
weeks time, when numerous other
physicians had said that her eyesight
could never be restored. Mrs Thos.
HoWells, Keoknk, Ia, cured of dry ca
tarrh and ringing noises in the ears.
James Williams, Summitville, Ia,
cure OF partial deafness in twenty min
utes. Mrs. McMartin, Alexandria, Mo.
cured of liberated sore leg and eczema.
Mrs. Edna Proctor Field, Il prominent
society woman Of Peoria. III. was cur
! ed of an aggravated form of nervous
ness and catarrh when all other kinds
Of treatment had failed her.: Miss Let
tie Brock prominent member of West
Superior, Wisconsin,, society circles,
cured Of deafness; she had spent $1,000
without relief. Henry Potts, wealthy
farmer near Peoria. H.. cured of ner-
vous debility and weakness. Mrs. G..
W. Bird, Mt. Pleasant, Ia, cured of ep-
ilepsy of long standing. Miss Mason,
Mt. Pleasant, Ia: cured of liberated
sore throat. Mike Ketch, prominent
liveryman of Fort Madison, Ia, cured
Of chronic nervous affection and loss of
memory. Mrs. E. +. Morse, Wheeling,
W. Va, cured ten years ago of kidney
trouble. nervousness prostration and a
serious growth in the breast, Mrs. D.
| B, Manley, Hot Springs, Ark. cured Of
cancerous tumor after having been pro-
nounced incurable by the leading ply
sicians of that place. =
The most wonderful feature of this
mans life Is his ability to diagnose, &C.
curately any disease in man, woman or
child without asking question or be-
Ing told thing. When physician
can tell person their disease accurate
ly and in detail without asking oues-
ton, or having had any previous know
ledge, he is not at all likely to make
mistake in treating his patients.''
}! ''All out for McCook,' announced the
porter.
. We'll. goodbye, Jack, this is where
l.get off, " remarked one of the party,
"Will try to get to Denver and Sunday
with you,''
r LLOYD. E. HUMAN,
Y. NJ. c. A. Journal, Omaha, Neb.