Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-08-21
They Tell Stories Of Great
NJ Interest to Minnesotans.
More II What Dr.. Psa Is Doing Il ths ,stats
The skepl:c LETT to Wonder, for
His Success Still @ Continues.

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That DR.. Rea is restoring the health
and curing thousands OF the afflicted
there is no'doubt as hundreds Of reliable
home people will attest. Few physicians
in the country have had better educa-
tional advantages than he and few have
more thoroughly improved them. He
has always been an ardent student as
well as an original investigator. having
practiced his profession in some of the
principal hospitals throughout the Un-
tied States and Europe and it lie not
surprising that be has become great
specialist. Soon after commencing his
practice; in Louisville, KY, some twelve
years ago, DR.. Rea was lead to believe
that the important treatment Of treat
ing 10th acute and chronic disease was
one that was demanding unusual atten-
ton and the skill OF q physician who
would devote his whole study and time
to hat'specialty. Impressed with this
idea he began q series of original lnves.
LEGATIONS which have resulted in many
important discoveries and brought him
an immense practice in chronic diseases.
His success in the line of special practice
has certainly been remarkable and in the
treatment of many chronic diseases I'M
equalled. DR.. Rea announced to the
public in Minnesota something over q
year ago that he would make q series of
northwestern visits, stopping in the
principal cities in the state. Since that
time he has visited almost every city o
Importance and in the meantime has es-
tablished a permanent office in Mime
apolis where he has placed some of the
best physicians on mis- staff at it's head.
To prove his original assertions he went
to work and is now treating thou sands
of people in the state. Many are among
the wealthiest and most prominent citi-
zens. Almost everyone speaks of al
most immediate relief that generally at
tends his system of treatment. Below
We will publish q lew OF the names of
some Of the many that he has cured.
Henry Hyhouse, Duluth, Nina, cured
OF chronic catarrh of the stomach, bad
blood and general indisposition. Had
doctored of a good many doctors and
had taken all kinds OF treatment but no
relief
Mrs. II. P. jacobson. L angdon, Num-,
cured OF chronic dyspepsia and liver
troubles. Cured after all. other doctors
had failed.
John Consbruck, Hastings, Mimi.
cured of cancer Of the lace in. two treat
ments.
FL. Swoboda, Hopkins. MIMI. cured
OF chronic bladder and kidney tronbles.
Had doctored with all tho noted special
lists in Minneapolis and St. Paul and as
a last resort was advised to have sur
,gical operation, this he refused and went
to DR.. Rea who cured him in 10 days.
Mrs. Margaret Gangloff, Denison.
Minn., cured of bad skin cancer on the
face in one treatment.
Louis Doer, Ronneby, Mimi, cured. of
almost total blindness by cataract.
Cured by the absorption method.
c. J. Wendt. Duluth, MIMI, cured of
chronic eczema all over the body. OF
two Years standing.
Mae Lynard. Bixby, MIMI. cured in
three months OF chronic nasal catarrh.
VIM. Reed. Little Falls, MIMI, cured
of cancer of the lip in one treatment.
H. P. Jackson. Morris. MIMI, cured of
long standing piles. Cured without op-
GRAFTON.
Miss NJ, Zein, Hastings, MIMI, cured
OF chronic blood troubles that had al
most wrecked her life.
Chas. Jeffs, Owatonna. Mimi. cured
of tumor on the head and scalp with
one treatment.
VIM. mccarthy, st. Cloud, Mimi, cured
OF a long standing chronic disease.
S. J. Insley. Ipswich, S D., cured Of
varicocele. lad spent hundreds Of dol
lars and had never received any bene-
ft. Cured by DR.. Rea with few treat
ments.
81 VIM. Wolf, Red Wing, cured Of long
standing case Of piles.
E. P. Morris. Wahpeton, N. D., cured
OF epilepsy. Had tried many doctors
aad all kinds of treatment. cured by DR..
Ress in five months.
H. P. Ash, Red Lake Falls, Minn.,
cured OF loss OF hair and facial eczema,
red nose and bad blood.
Miss Mahoney, Wabasha, MINI. cured
OF bronchial catarrh. Cured to stay
cured.
Miss Anna Ste, ems. Alma, Wis, cured
OF rheumatism. Had tried all the local
doctors but got: no relief from any Of
their treatment.
D. Corbesid's child. Faribault. Num-,
cured of slow growth, malnutrition and
general Weakness, Other doctors said
could aot be cured. .