Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1900-01-27
They Tell Stories of Great Interest
in Kansas.
MORE OF WHAT DR.. REA IS DOING IN THE STATE
The Skeptic Left to Wonder. For His
Success Still Continues.

That DR.. Rea is restoring the health
and curing thousands of the afflicted
there is no doubt as hundreds of relia-
bic home people will attest. rev
Physicians in the country have had
better educational advantages than
he and few have more thoroughly inn
proved them. lie h is always been an
ardent student as well as an original
Investigator, having practiced his
profession in some of the principal
hospitals throughout the United
States and Europe and it is not sur
/ prising that lie has become great
specialist. Soon after commencing
his prsctice in Louisville, Ky, some
: twelve years ago, DR.. Rea was lead to
i believe that the important treatment
/ of treating both acute and chronic
diseases was one that was demanding
unusual attention and the skill of a
| Physician who would devote his whole
study and time to that speciality. I'M
pressed with this idea he began Sc
ries of original Investigations which
have resulted in manv important dis
cOverieS and brought him an immense
prac ice in chronic diseases. His Snc-
i cess in the line of special practice has
certainly been remarkable and in the
treatment of many chronic diseases
uneOualled. DIR. Rea announced to
the public in Kansas something over
wear ago that he would make Il series
of northwestern visits, stopping in
the principal cities in the state. Since
that time he has visited almost every
city of Importance and in the mean
time has established a permanent Of
flee in Kansas City where he has plac-
ed some of the best physicians in his
staff at its head. To prove his origi-
nal assertions he went to work and is
now treating thousands of people IN
the state. Many are among the
~ i -.
ZenS. Almost everyone speaks of the
Immediate relief that generally at
tends his system of treatment. Below
we will publish a few of the names
of some of the many that he has cured:
Mrs w A Stout, of Norton, Kan,
cured of throat and lung trouble in
I'll rec months
Little daughter of Frank Hauck, of
Rexford, Kan, cured of eczema when
all other doctors failed
Mrs G Il Earle, of Osborne, Kan,
cured of piles in one treatment.
Harry p Moore. of Norton, Kan,
cured of ear and nervous trouble in
three months.
Mrs Hornis, of Stockton. Kan, cur
ed of nervous and female trouble
CB Hurlbut, Carol, Neb., cured of
skin disease of long standing
The following cases in Iowa:
J A Rice, Sibley, cured of bad case
OF piles
ED Jacobson, Waushita, liberated
sore leg, cured in two months
n o Clark. Laurel, cured of nervous
and kidney trouble
O DOYLE, AtliSsa, cured OF verv bad
case of cata-rh, after having doctored
with others for years
Mr. Hooper, Waterloo. cureo OF
nerve and brain trouble
James Weldon. Cedar Rapids cured
of blood trouble in a few months
Clinton Knous. same place, cured
of nervousness and lost vitality after
many Chicago doctors had failed
Mrs Henry Propst, same place. cur
ed of female troubles and liver Spots
Mrs Mcfarland. Independence. wife
of Il prominent business man. cured or
fungus growth on the face, after It
had almost taken her life
VIM Brown. Waterloo railroad man
of Northwestern railroad. cured OF
rheumatism in three weeks He had
not Zone lick of work for eight
months
Kate Linder, student of state uni