The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1900-04-12

oucn however was In Vdlu. luo
Specialist, DR.. Rca, who had so sue
cessfully treated Miss Hall, was sum-
moned, but, unfortunately, he was out
Of the city and could not be had.
Other physicians were called in and
all that kind hearts and loving hands
could do was done for the sufferer.
but the best treatment and attention
was Of no avail. Her daughter was
constantly at her bedside with the
hopes that her mother might regain
consciousness and recognize her, but
she died with out reg gaining conscious
ness and with out knowing that the
sympathetic woman who wept over and
cared for her was her own little girl.
In an interview with Mrs. Mitchell
she said in part: 81 regret one thing
very much, and that is that we were
unable to secure the service OF our
phyiician, DR.. Rea; he has been so
successful with the child that am sure
that he could have saved her mother
if we could have only had him. He
was too far away and by the time that
he would have reached her bedside
would nave been to late.
1 have known of several such cases
that DIR. Rea has cured. have known
him to take these cases when others
have failed and bring them out with
perfect ease. DR.. Rea is curing thous-
ands of patients all over the United
States. l know personally that he is
treating patients in every state in the
Union and that he is acquainted with
all kinds of climate and is particularly
experienced with the different diseases
that are liable to occur in the different
sections of the country. Not long ago
I was in the northwest and while there
I met a number of his patients. They
all tell me of the miraculous features
in his practice. His unerring ability
to tell a patient his disease without
asking a question and the ease with
which he cures the most malignant dis
eases. 1t is said that DIR. Rea can
take any patient and in a few minutes
tell every symptom of their disease
even better than they can tell him. In
cancer, consumption gtumor, paralysis,
heart disease, kidney, nervous and
stomach diseases he has no equal.
That his patients as rule are those
who have been given up by physicians
as incurable diseases seem to be ham
died by him with the utmost ease. He
has cured more than a thousand pa
tients in the state of Minnesota and
the Dakotas alone. From authentic
reports I will name you few.
Mrs. Catherine billy, Mortified,
Mimi, cured of deafness of long
standing. Had doctored lots before
but had no relief.
John Burr, Parker Town, Mimi,
cured of nervous, stomach and bowel
troubles. Cured easily by DR.. Rea
and in short time.
J-H. Miller, Cold Springs, Mimi,
cured of piles, weak, watery blood and
loss of nerve powers.
VIM. Smiths child, Parkertown,
Mimi, cured after it had been sick all
it's life.
Andrew Caldwell, Enderlin, N. D.
cured of a growth over the eve. Cured
in one treatment. = %#
George Becker, Grafton, N: D., cured
of hydrocele and varicocele. Cured
in two treatments by the absorption
method.
Martin Orth, Holding Ford, MINI.
Cured of chronic catarrh of the stom-
ach. Had tried other doctors but re-
ceived DO benefit at all.
w. w. Scott, West Duluth, Mimi,
cured of chronic diarrhea and bad
blood troubles. Was an old soldier
and had been sick for years. Cured
in two months.
P. w. Shea, Kellogg, Mimi, oper-
ated on for ptsegyum on both eyes.
Removed in fifteen minutes.
Gina Sweckerson, Moorhead, MIMI,
cured of rupture. Cured in three
treatments.
John Lundeen, Carries, Mimi, cured
of chronic deafness.
w. A. Thompson, Duluth, Mimi,
cured of cancer of the lip.
Mrs. Louis Thoreson, Nelson, Mimi,
cured of chronic fungoid cancerous
growth of the stomach.
Miss McEacher, Duluth, Mimi,
cured of cross eyes in ten minutes.
, John Hazelton, Hastings, Mimi,
cured of neuralgia and threatened
paralysis. Had not done any work
for eight years. Has worked every
day for the last six months.
/ John @. Anderson, Pratt, Mimi,
cured of appendicitis. Other doctors
wanted to operate on him. DR.. Rea
cured him in one treatment.
Mrs. Edward Hopkins, Duluth, Mimi,