Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-09
Keeping Up to Date.
Some Contented to 60 at any old
pace. even though they are
far Behind the Times.
One of the Greatest Workers in
the Scientific Field
DR.. REA.

Keeping up to date means a great
deal more on the surface than 1t ap-
pears. It means constantly striving
to better ones self, incessant study,
devotion to the cause, the ability to
originate new ideas, and the keen
sense OF perception to enable one to
grasp and adapt the best things orr
ginated by others. 1t means hours,
days, weeks, months even years OF
the hardest kind of labor; constant
and close watch of what is being
adopted in field of work for ones
own vocation, all of these things
have been and are being undergone
by DR.. Rea, the eminent Specialist.
whose discoveries in the field Of treat
ing diseases of the eye, ear, nose,
throat, chronic, nervous and hidden
diseases have revoluS!onized the
methods of the medical and surgical
world, DR.. Rea is always up to
date, always a little in advance OF
others in originating new and
effective methods for the treatment
of disease. Some of the best
Specialists in the country have come
to him for instruction, have master
en- his intricacies and are now prac-
ticing his specialties successfully.
DR.. Rea is one Of the busiest workers
in his speciality in this country. He
has treated and cured more suffering
people than the majority Ofordi nary
doctors have ever seen. His patients
come from all over the United States
and Canada, not only that, but he is
treating patients by correspondence
in the Philippine Islands. Germany,
Russia, Mexico. and several other
foreign countries. These patients
have been referred to him by some OF
their friends living in this country.
or from his reputation abroad as a
Specialist.
DIR. Rea does not hesitate to adopt
any system of treatment that is
good. He is not adverse to giving
to those to whom credit belongs. II
tits a village blacksmith with faith
full and tried remedy. II it is mothers
remedy OF sleeps poultices, and stews
or the oads-doctor, all Of
which are oftentimes proven good,
has a good word for them, although
he is never content to adopt the
ideas of Others unless they are ex-
ceedingly meritorious and then he in
variably improves them until he is
satisfied to use them in his practice.
however, the method used by him is
by right of origin his. The marvel
Gus results obtained by it and his
work in the Northwest speaks for It,
self. Scarcely a day passes but what
some disease, pronounced incurable
by others, is being cured by him. In
justice to the cause we herewith pub
lish the names OF some Of the most
prominent and most recent cures
that we know to have been made.
Miss Harriet Friend, Red Wing,
MIMI, cured of chronic eczema Of the
face, bad blood and general weak
ness.
Erwin Riggs. Brownstown, Mo-,
cured of spinal disease.
J. e. Hughes, cured Ct chronic
constipation and protruding piles
cured without the use OF the knife.
Mrs. Carl Bittner. Winona. MIMI,
cured OF chronic stomach, nervous
and female troubles. The principal
doctors had treated her and could
not even tell what was the matter
with her.
w. c. Burckhart, Huntsville, Mo-,
cured Of nervous Indigestion and
gastric ulcer of the stomach.
N. p. Nelson's boy, Lakewood,
MINI cured OF incontinence OF the
urine and partial loss of voice.
Mrs. Katie Nootlenan, Winona,
Minn., cured OF liver and stomach
troubles. Had been sick for many
years and had many kinds OF treat
ment. None ever seemed to give her
the slightest relief.
Mr.. w. II. Rea, Fargo. N. d., cured
Of liver stomach, bowel troubles and
piles. Mr.. Rea is one Of those
thoroughbred Scotchmen and really
knows how to appreciate this cure
after so many years Of suffering.
N. w. Okey, Boliver, Mo-, cured of
systitis and constipation.
Alonzo Springer's boy, Wyndmere,
N. D., cured of q disease that other
doctors said could not be cured, and