Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-03-23

pr >lOulceN ltF C:lSc lliSh' tt1'N
E l.ene Atiey, a prominent bu>ine: S
IN IN Hamilton. ILL.,, cured Of!5
! troubles. after being pronounced 10y
the leading physiciOn OF The state as
beyond all hope. Mrs. Rachel Ericl-
son, Marsha'ltOwn, Iowa, cured OF
abdominal drOpsy. after, all Others
had failed. If. {. Emerson,:: keokuk,
Iowa, catarrh OF throat and -bron=
chial trouble and a slow wasting
form Of consumption, after being an
invaded for years. Miss Jennie
Steele. Columbus Junction, Iowa,
"rv'1 nf ION: stan0i1" vh"1mnti sr].
Miss Christie, OF Kahoka, Mo-. cured
by electricity, OF tumor On the face,
no scar left. Grant ROsenburger,
Memphis, Mo-, cured Of epilepsy. had
been sick for fl fteen years. Mrs. j. NJ.
Kyle, Lockridge. Iowa,':cured of
epilepsy, OF nine years standing.
Mrs. Mary Schroeder. TT. Madison,
Iowa, cured OF blood and - heart
|
J. F.. Burns, Milford, Iowa, cured OF
deafness in xtwenty minutes, had
been afflicted for five years. Chas
Wold,- Fairmont, Nlinn., cured in
three months OF nervous debility and
lost vitality. Y. A. Arnold, proprie-
tor Of the West End Hotel, Spirit
Lake, Iowa, cured OF kidney trouble
in ten days. John Huff. Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, cured OF chronic
rheumatism. Miss Anna Higgins,
Iowa City, Iowa, cured Of stomach
troubles. The cure. understand,
OF Mr.. Hugh Gardiner, Morning Sun,
Iowa, of gall stone of the liver and
kidney troubles, has been the talk of
the country. Miss Mary Stanley,
Oskaloosa, Iowa, cured OF catarrh
OF the head and eye troubles. DR..
Rea's practice is distributed alike all
over the southern and western |
country.
The sick come from everywhere to
see him, they come nearly dead Eand
go away we'll. Miss. ClaraS Naghle,
now the wife OF OF a prominent rail-
road official, Greensboro. KY, cured
OF catarrhal consumption: Mrs. IN.
F. Rice, Memphis. Mo-. cured OF
Lucrative sore legs and blood gpoi-
son: E. H. Etherly, Little Rock. Ark,
cured Of total blindness, Miss Minnie
Fraxes, Austin. Texas. cured OF can
Ger OF throat OF long standing: sMiss !
Philip Trout, Mt. Vernon. Ind,
cured of cancer Of the face; H. Ed.
Hess, Brinkley. Ark. operated on
for crOsseyes. and cured in three
minutes; Mrs. E. B. Blockson, Terre
Haute, Ind, cured OF chronic female
troubles, cured in six weeks; John
Mcnamara, Marshalltown, Iowa,
cured OF eczema, OF forty years
standing; had tried fifteen doctors:
J. NJ. Boile, Chetopa, Kas., cured OF
nervous debility, bladder troubles
and wasting vitality.
"How does DR.. Rea perform these
cures?" ask half a. dozen voices.
"God only knows replied Prof.
Weycoff, "but he does it. He is a
man OF great skill and experience,
besides he possesses almost a spirit
ual gift in diagnosing disease. I
have talked to numbers of his
patients, and they have all told me
that he tells them their troubles
better than they could have told
him. l believe there are other DR..
Rea's, but only one DR.. Rea who has
cured thousands of incurable cases
all over this country. He seems 20
cure incurable diseases as though
they were slight defects. His cures
are the work of God and the brain
OF a great man. We can't tell how
he performs them, but the world
knows that he does. consider DR..
Rea the greatest physician that ever
lived. Though only a young man,
he stands as a physician greater than
any score of physicians. | have
seen him in a hundred cases examine
men and women with all kinds of
diseases (all strangers to him. and
tell each one his disease without ask
ing a question. In the more
malignant diseases, such as cancers,
tumors consumption and heart
troubles he is at his best.
I have seen him grapple with death
itself, and when no one believed that
the patient could live: an hour, he
has laughed at the situation and re-
stored them speedily to health. DR..
Rea has attained the highest eminence
in his profession and has carved out
a career OF success more fascinating
than the dream of two worlds.
PROF. L. 0. PEMBERTON,
Lexington, SKY, Gazette.