Mower County transcript., 1900-02-14
Six Hundred Of Them Lis
ten to q Medical Ad-
dress given by DR..
Rea.
HIS great Success and the Rapi dity Of
HIS Cures are Revelation to the
SPECIAL Practice of Medicine.
his offices Daily Thronxed with Pa.
tients from All Parts of the State.

throughout the state. His wonderful
success has spread like wildfire among
those Who have given up al hope of
ever getting we'll again aud they are
by hundreds availing themselves of
this miraculous treatment which has
proven TO be the surest, quickest and
most reliable means OF cure now being
offered the suffering public. Diseases
of q special character that other ply
sicians have given up as incurable
seem as but play to him, for with his
system of treatment he is able to cure
the most obstinate chronic disease,
often times with single treatment.
His patients are numbered among
all classes of people-the. rich and
poor; the educated and ignorant; the
intelligent and refined who have given
up their prejudices, been convinced
and are now profiting by what they
have seen and know to be facts, hav-
ing thoroughly realized the folltes of
waiting and suffering weeks, months
and even years with a disease that
could be cured in few months. Rea-
son and judgment in place Of. expert.
ment and theory have taken the helm
and. guided them to the invincible
power Of his methods.
As physician DR.. Rea has studied
his profession in the principal hospt-
tails of Europe and America and has
no superiors in the treatment and
diagnosis OF diseases. 1t is often asked:
"Why is it that DR.. Rea has such an
enormous practice?. The answer to
which will be of interest to our read.
ers. Beginning as he did 10 early life
and coming from stock of loug-lived
noted physicians, he; Inherited to
degree certain. instincts valuable to
his profession, and as student, In
addition to the regular course of study
pursued by ordinary students Of med.
fcine, he received special instruction.
from some Of the most noted physi-
clans of this country, and aside from
the ordinary course prescribed by
medical colleges in general, he devoted
his energies to special courses outside
from that taught.by the regular sys-
TEN In colleges. Being convinced that
the most important classes of special
diseases did not receive the attention
that they deserved from the medical
profession, he decided upon course
that would enable him to study ithese
diseases more accurately. Years Of
his time we're spent on this special
system and record of everything
from start to finish in every case was
kept. Those records proved very val
liable and as he was constantly on the
alert for new facts. new devises and
new systems which were from time 10
time given and added to his regular
case book records, giving him q source
of valuable information that could be
had in no other way. Able az he is to
tell anyone their exact condition, he
is not liable to doctor the patient for
the wrong ailment. He will take no
incurable cases and will state frankly
when there are, If any, to be .cured.
There are published from time to time
throughout the state, announcements
Of some OF the remarkable cures that
he has made. We take the liberty to
publish herewith the names.of few:
Mrs. w. w. Hutchins, Grow Wing,
Mimi. Cured of female trouble, gen.
eral weakness.and loss OF flesh. Cured
three months. Mrs. Hutchins had
doctored with many doctors.
J. j. Miller, New Paynesville. MINI.
Operated on for cross eyes and cured
in ten minutes.
| Miss Helen Tanner, Winona. Mimi.
Cured of abscess of the ear and deaf.
ness Cured in one treatment.
Mrs. Marion Harrison, Red Wing,
MINI. Cured of goiter.
S. J. Brewster, Browns Valley,
MINI. Cured Of cancer of the nose.
Cured in one treatment. No cutting,
no blood drawn.
Mrs. Hulda McCloud, Elmdale,
MINI. Cured of curvature of the
spine and general weakness.
A. Q. Rolstad, CroOkston. MINI.
Cured Of catarrh. Large growths re-
moved from each nostril Cured In
three treatments.
| Calvin D. Horton, Maple Bay, MINI.
Tumor removed from the ear. Hear
ling restored almost Immediately.
/ Miss Nellie Stevens. Fergus Falls,
l Minn. Cnred Of bad blood and ache
of the face.
Join LundeeD, carles,. MIN. Cured
/ of deafness. z
i Mrs. Louis Thirson, Alexandria,