Morris tribune., 1900-09-01
RESULTS THAT TELL.
Doings of a Great Specialist--Facts to
Which His Patients
Testify.

Not in the history of Specialism
have such remarkable cures been
made as are now being made by DIR
Rea. People from all over the north,
western country, far and near, con
tinue to flock to his Offices for his
form of special treatment, all to find
always the same quick relief. DIR
Rea's visits throughout the northwest
have proven to be of great good and
certainty he is deserving of the full
amount of patronage that he is receiv-
ing. After having practiced his
speciality for the last fifteen years,
travelling all over the United States
and coming in contact with the worst
forms of all chronic diseases, it is
naturally to be expected that he
would know more of ones condition
and more liable to diagnose properly
those forms of the many peculiar dis
eases to which the suffering of the
community are especially liable.
A case particularly interesting
which comes to our notice, is that of
Martin johnson, of Havana, N. Oak.
Mr.. johnson was suffering from an
affliction which puzzled the principal
physicians throughout the Northwest
and having tried most of them with
out any relief, was persuaded to go
to Chicago, where he could have the
advantage of the best specialists and
have every opportunity to get we'll.
Acting on their advice, he was taken
to one of the principal hospitals in
that city, where he remained for six
weeks, having the best OF hospital
treatment but continued to get worse
all the time. Failing in this and as a
last resort he was advised to 60 to
Hot Springs, Ark, and there take the
baths which would be of benefit to
him. Arriving there more dead than
alive, he stayed for some time trying
the principal doctors, taking the
baths regularly and the outdoor exer-
cises which we're particularly advan-
tageous in the climatic conditions of
that country, all to be of no relief to
him and after an expense of $4,000
decided to return home, expecting
soon to die as he had gradually
grown worse until he was then con-
sidered beyond all hope of relief. Mr..
johnson, seeing in some of the princi-
pal papers of some of the remarkable
cures made by DIR. Rea, some of them
whom he had known to have been
sick for years, now decided after eight
months of constant suffering, to try
the treatment of this remarkable man.
Seeing that he was to visit Moorhead,
Mimi, in few weeks, went there to
meet him for consultation and exami
nation and to place himself under his
care. Calling at his Office he found
many others also waiting to consult
the doctor for their ailments. After
waiting for some time, he was
shown into his Office, there Dr. Rea
took him by the hand and looking
him squarely in the face said, 'Your
trouble is confined to your liver,
stomach and bowels. You have been
improperly treated, in fact drugged
almost to death, but with proper
treatment properly administered and
with the right care, you can yet be
made we'll man." Imagine the joy
that must have entered that mans
heart from those few words. "You
can be made we'll man." 1t brought
joy to his heart that can come only to
a person who has been standing on
the brink of the grave and snatched
back again. DR.. Rea wrote out a pre-
scription, handed it to him and said,
give that to my druggist across the
hall. He will supply you with the
medicines that want you to take for
the coming month.
Two weeks from that day he was
working on his farm feeling most as
we'll as he ever did in his life. He is
indebted to DR.. Rea for his life and
says he shall never cease to
praise him. We have seen hum
dreds Of others since, who have doc
tored with him and all have found the
same quick relief. We have met
many of his patients. Some of them
come as far as 300 miles to see him.
DR.. Rea has his enemies as well as /