Morris tribune., 1900-10-27
Some Remarkable Cures that have
been made.
His Patients are Usually Those who
have tried.alI other kinks of
Medical Skill without
Success.
A Physician Certainly Eminent in
His Profession.

1t goes without saying that d.
Rea, the Specialist, who is visitlns
] the principal cities throughout tn
Northwestern States is the possesso
of the largest and most desirabl,
practice of any physician Throughout
the Northwest. Quite naturally it il
to be expected that his ability as {
physician ought to be superior to tn
vast majority of specialists who arr
numbered N that particular locality
DIR. Rea's remarkable ability insuret
him a practice in any land. He il
perhaps to most of you personally {
stranger, but well known to you By
reputation. And if you have never
met the gentleman and have never
been sufficiently interested to look in.
to some of his marvellous cures. YOU
could certainly be surprised to find
what results he has obtained and the
cures he has made. The unacquaint-
ed are in no position to predict to
others what he might do for them
unless they are acquainted with some
of his results. We know often times
where people who were contemplate
ing consulting specialist, or any
physician, in fact, 70 allow some I'M
interested person to persuade and
prevent them from doing SO, which
really might be the worst thing they
could do.
In an interview with DIR. Rea in
one of his city Offices he made the
statement that as a rule physicians
did not believe in his particular way
of doing business, not that he was
not professionally qualified. not that
he was not sufficiently experienced to
handle a particular line of chronic
diseases that he had made a speciality
of and demonstrated to the satisfac-
ton of himself that these diseases
could be cured. But that it was
against the code of medical ethics to-
advertise or profess publicly that
these diseases could be cured and it
was only the cheap quack or pessi-
mist who had more time to devote to
other peoples business than to his
own practice that had anything to
say in special condemning him.
DR.. Rea is sought after in consulta-
ton more than he has time to give
and he is certainly more superior in
rendering a diagnosis than any
ordinary physician. He has connect
ed with his Office four regular assis-
tants, all of whom have been with
him for years and his laboratory is
composed of the greatest and best
variety of fresh and well selected
medicines in the United States.
The firm of DR.. Rea & Co. COM
prises doctors, chemists, pharmacists,
etc., who manufacture all their own
line Of special preparations that are
used in their practice. DR.. Rea has
been travelling in the Northwest for
more than two years, he has been
specially for about twelve
years, consequently he has had
7ery large field of observation and
hat he has taken advantage of this
s indicated in his many marvellous
cures. It is understood that he will
'ventually retire from travelling and
devote his time to his Office practice. |
We have taken the liberty to pub
ish the names of few of his patients
Who have testified as to the good re-
ults obtained from his treatments.
These people are among the most
prominent in their locality. People |
Who have tried all varieties of doctors
etc., and have failed to bel
ured.
Louise Gellin, Alexandria, MINI.
Jured Of large goiter of the neck by
he injection method.
G. II. Larson, Nelson, MINI. Cured
f incontlnence of the urine, bad
,lood and bladder troubles.
Miss Hilda Matson, Lakewood.
finn. Cured of Rheumatism.
Lucy King, Staunton, MINI.
'ured of lung troubles, bronchial
atarrh and bronchitis. Other doctors
aid she had consumption and could /
ot get well.
Henry Swift, Trondjem, MINI
,ured of asthma.
P. Lofdahl, Brandon, MINI. Cured
+ gall stones Of the liver and jaun-
ice.
Andrew Braaton, Wall Lake, MINI.
;ured of chronic stomach catarrh and