The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1900-06-14
RESULTS THAT TELL.
DOINGS OF A GREAT SPECIALIST.
Facts to Which His Patients
Testify.

Not in the history of Specialism
have such remarkable cures been made
as are now being made by DR.. Rea.
People from all over the northwest
country, far and near, continue to flock
to his offices for his form of special
treatment, all to find always the same
quick relief. DR.. Rea'svisits through
out the Northwest have proven to be of
great good and certainly he is de-
serving of the full amount of patron
age that he isreceiving. After having
practised his speciality for the last
fifteen years, travelling all over the
United States and coming in contact
with the worst forms of all chronic
diseases, it is naturally to be expected
that he would know more of ones con-
dition and more liable to diagnose
properly those forms of the many Pc
culiar diseases to which the suffering
of the community are especially Liable.
A case particularly interesting which
comes to our notice, is that of Martin
johnson, of Havana, N. Oak. Mr..
Johns on was suffering from an Attic
tion which puzzled the principal
physicians throughout the Northwest
and having tried m ost of them with
out any relief, was persuaded to go to
Chicago, where he could have the ad-
vantage of the best specialists and
have every opportunity to get well.
Acting on their advice. he was taken
to one of the principal hospitals in
that city, where he remained for six
weeks, having the best of hospita!
treatment bnt continued to get worse
all the time. Failing in this and as a
last resort he was advised to go to
Hot Springs, Ark, and there take the
baths which would be of benefit to him.
Arriving there more dead than alive,
he stayed for some time trying the
principal doctors, taking the baths
regularly and the outdoor exercises
which were particularly advantageous
in the climatic conditions of that coun-
try, all to be of no relief to him and
after an expense of $500 90 decided to
return home, expecting soon to die as
he had gradually grown worse until he
was then considered beyond all hope
of relief. Mr.. johnson, seeing in some
of the principal papers of some of the
remarkable cures made by DIR. Rea,
some of them VIII ON he had known to
have been sick for years, now decided
after eight months of constant suffer-
ing, to try the treatment of this re-
markable man. Seeing that he was to
visit Moorhead. Mimi, in few weeks,
went there to meet him for consulta-
ton and examination and to place him
self under his care Calling at his
Office he found many others also wait.
ing to consult the doctor for their
ailments. After waiting forsometime,
he was shown into his office, there DR..
Rea took him by the hand and looking
him squarely in the face said, "Your
trouble is confined to your liver,
stomach and bowels. You have been
improperly treated, in fact drugged
almost to death, but with proper treat
ment properly administered and with
the right care, you can yet be made a
we'll man." Imagine the JOY that must
ha e entered that mans heart from
those few words, ''You can be made "a
well man." 1t brought Joy to his
heart that can come only to a person
who has been standing on the brink of
the grave and snatched back again.
DR.. Rea who wrote out prescription,
handed it to him and said, 'sGive this
to my druggist across the hall. He
will supply you with the medicines
that l want you to take for the coming
month.
Two weeks from that day he was
working on his farm feeling most as
we'll as he ever did in his life. He is
indebted to DIR. Rea for his life and
says he shall never cease to praise
him. We have seen hundreds fOthers
since, who have doctored with him and
all have found the same quick relief.
We have met many of his patients.
Some of them come as far as 300 miles
to see him. DIR. Rea has his enemies as
we'll as his friends, but We want to say
that his enemies comprise only few
and they are skeptics who would not
have faith in any one or have been
badly treated by others and know 9TH
ing at all of DR.. Rea, in fact that
never saw him or anyone whom he