Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-11-25
WAS IT A MIRACLE?
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A South American missionary
is saved in a miraculous way.
He reaches the Umited States
just in time to save His Life.

uOI get WE'LL was uDQ0r LIT 6ea>
treatment about six months, and
have just been dismissed by him as
cured, tdmors all gone. cured OF
Brlght's disease, lungs cured, and
feel Ike new man.
Miss Claude Smite, Goldman, Ia,
cured of consumption IN first stage
Robert Nicholson, Shelton, La.
cured of rheumatism.
Mrs II E Hlbbard, Esthervllle,
cured of eczema.
Helen Fitzgerald, same, cured
of catarrh.
CB Hurlbut, Carol, Neb. cur
ed of skin disease of long standing.
The following cases in Iowa.
j A Rice; Slbley, cured OF a
bad case of piles
E D jacobson, Waushita, ulce
rated sore leg, cured in two
months.
NO Clark, Laurel, cured of
nervousness and kidney trouble,
0 Doyle, Atlissa, cured of a We
ry bad case of catarrh, after hav
ing doctoIed with others for years
Mr. Hooper, Waterloo, cured
of nerve and brain trouble.
James Weldon, Cedar Rapids,
cured of blood trouble IN a few
months. 30
Clinton Knous, same place, cur
ed of nervousness and lost vitality
after many Chicago doctors had
failed.
Mrs Henry Prepst, same place,
cured of female troubles and liver
spots
Mrs Mcfarland. Independence,
wife of a prominent business man,
cured of a fungus growth on the
fsco after 1t had almost taken her
life.
Vim. Brown, Waterloo, railroad
man on the Northwestern railroad
cured of rheumatism ID three
weeks, He had not done a lick OF
work for eight months,
Kate Under, student of state
university there. cured of eczema
Mrs Frank H Higbee, Fairfield,
cured of cancerous growth.
j E Burns, Milford, cured of
deafness in twenty minutes. Had
been affected five years
| Laura Smith, Fender, Neb, ca
tarrh of the stomach, cured in
three months.
Rev. E H Woody, Dayton, Oh
Ito, cured of nervous dyspepsia
and catarrh of the stomach, after
having giving up all hopes of relief
Mrs, A L Hines, wife of a well
TO do farmer near Red wing, MINI
cured of lameness of eight years
standing.
Charley Wood, son of j B
Wood of Jonesboro, Ga, cured OF
a double curvature of the spine,
latter all others had failed.
/ Chas. Wole, Fairmont, MINI.
cured of nervous debility and lost
vitality,
''How does DIR. Rea perform
these cures?" asked half a dozen
voices, "God only knows,,' re-
Piled Weycoff, "but he does it.
/ He is a man of great skill and ex
perlence, besides he possesses al
most spiritual gift in diagnosing
disease. I havo talked tie a mum
Der of his patients and they have
all told me that he tells them their
troubles better than they could
have told him. I believe there
are other DR.. Rea's but only one
DR.. Rea who has cured thousands
of incurabIe cases all oyer the
country. He seems to cure disea
ses as If they were slight defects.
His cures are the work of God and
the brain of a great man. We
cant tell how he performs them.
but the world knows that he does.
II consider DIR. Rea the greatest
physician that ever lived. Though
only a young man, he stands as a
physician greater than any score
of physicians, I have seen him in
a hundred cases examine men and
| WOnOu Will All ILLUS vi OIOCaSSS
| TALL strangers to him and tell each
one his disease without asking 9
Iquestlon In the more malignant
diseases, such as cancers, tumors,
consumption and heart troubles,
be is at his best.
| ] have seen him grapple with
death itself, and when no one he
lievcd the patent coul live an hour
he has laughed at the situation
and restored them speedily to
health Dr. Rea has attained the
highest emlnence 10 his profession
and has carved out a career of sue
cess more fascinating than the
; dreams of two worlds.
Prof. L. o. Eem6erton.
Lexington, eKy'
Louisville, Ky. Nov. 23rd.