The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1900-09-27


solRte state when bade her goodbye
and went to my hotel. picked up a
paper in an endeavOr to distract my
mind and was glancing over its pages
when my eyes fell upon the advertise
ment of DIR. Rea of Louisville, KY,
who was sojourning in Colorado
Springs at that time. Scanning his
advertisement closely, noticed that
he made consumption and its kindred
diseases a specially. | put the paper
in my pocket and made grand rush
forshis hotel, and was rewarded by
finding him in his parlors busy with
numerous patients. l did not await
my turn in consultation, but approach-
ed his assistent and asked for an i'm
mediate interview with the doctor,
stating my business was of extreme inn
portance and urgency. AS soon as /
was ushefed into DIR. Rea's presence,
knew that | had met not only a great
man but a physician who was peer
among those of his profession.
II had only begun to state the case,
when DR.. Rea said: my friend, you
have told me enough; I will call on
Miss Hamilton in an hour has
tened to ,apprise her of what I had
done. After expressing her surprise
at my returning SO soon she remarked
with faint smile: Its no use Jack,
I've tried them all. This is for me
though, replied.
sDr. Rea came and was no sooner
usnered into Miss Hamilton's presence
than he began telling her exactly her
every symptom from the incipiency of
her disease to that time The other
physicians were misled as to the nat
ure of your case: you are not con-
sunptiye; your trouble is in your
bronchial tubes
He gave her just seven treatments,
when he informed her that she could
return to her home and continue her
treatment through correspondence.
Imagine my JOY, fellows, when I re-
ceived a telegram from her while l
was in San Franciscotelling me OF this.
/ wired my house saying / would be
unable to complete my trip, and has
tened stoG colorado springs. Honestly,
| never saw such a change as had TAX
en- place in that place; her cheeks had
lost most Of their pallor and sunken
LOGS, and had begun to have q littie
co1of.
f'rhe night arrived in Colorado
Springs, l reminded her of her prom.
Use, and before left for my hotel we
decided it would be most fitting to be
married on the spot where her new life
had commenced.
'sGentlemen, that poor sick girl pre-
sides over my little castle in the east
now, q picture of health and beauty,
and il the mother of my little boy.
This is their picture, exhibiting the
inside of his watch case. "Dr. Rea
can have anything I possess but those
two. Do you wonder that l feel that
way? ! have interested myself in this
great mans works since that time and
they are truly marvellous. Among the
cures that he has effected and have
come to my notice are those of Miss
Ella Daily, sister of Father Daily,
Harrington, Ia, cured of total blind
ness In three weeks time, when
numerous other physicians had said
that her eyesight could never be
restored. Mrs. Thos. Howells, of
Keokuk, Ia, was cured of dry ca
tarrh and ringing noises in the ears.
James Williams, Summitville, Ia,
cured of partial deafness in twenty
minutes. Mrs. McMarlin, Alexan-
dria, Mo-, cured OF liberated sore leg
and eczema. Mrs Edna Proctor Field,
a prominent society woman of Peoria,
ILL.,, was cured of most aggravated
form of nervousness and catarrh when
all other kinds OF treatment had failed
her Miss Lettie Brock, prominent
member Of West Superior, Wis, soci-
ETY. circles cured of deafness; she had
spent $1,000 without relief. Henry
Potts, wealthy farmer near Peoria,
Ill. cured of nervous debility and
weakness. Mrs. G.. w. Bird, Mt.
Pleasant, Ia, cured of epilepsy of long
standing. MisslMason, Mt. Pleasant,
Ia, cured of liberated sore throat.
Mike Kelch, prominent liveryman Of
Fort Madison, Ia, cured of chronic
nervous affection and loss of memory.
Mrs. E. r. Morse, Wheeling, w. Va,
cured ten years ago of kidney trouble,
nervous prostration and serious
growth in the breast. Mrs. D. B.
Marley, Hot Springs, Ark, cured OF
cancerous tumor after having been
pronounced incurable by the leading
physicians of that place.
ssThe most wonderful feature of this
mans life is his ability to diagnose,
accurately, any disease in man, wo-
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