The Worthington advance., 1900-12-07

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Dolsos II OF GREAT ], sPEol ST
Facts e: Which \ His Patients Testify
Not in the history of Of, specnalisu
have such remarkable cures been made
as arc now bcin.s; made BY Drs Rae
and <Deran, the British Doctors. Peo-
pie from all over the northwestern
country, lar and near, continue 10 foch
| to their of6c for their form: of special
treatment, all TO find always the same
quick relief. Drs Res and Doran
visits throughout the. Northwest have
proven to be Of great good and Ger.
tainty they are deserving Of the full
amount of patronage that they are
receiving After having practiced
their speciality for the last fifteen
years, travelling all over the United
States and coming in contact with the
worst forms of all chronic diseases, il
is naturally to be expected. that they
would know more about ones condi-
ton and more liable to diagnose pro:
perly those fo1ms of the many zpecu7
liar diseases to which the suffering of
the community are especially: liable.
A care particularly interesting
which comes to our notice, is, that OF
Martin johnson, of Havana, NJ Da!*..
Mr. johnson was suffering from an
afniction1which puzzled the principal
physicians throughout the Northwest
and having tried most Of them with
out any relief, was persuaded to 60 to
Chicago, where he could have the ad-
vantage Of The best specialists ant.
haye every opportunity to yet we'll.
Acting ON their advice, he was taken
to one of the principal shospi ais in
that city, where he remained for six
week, having tn best Of hospital treat;
nent but continued to get worse all
the time. Failing in this and as q
last resort he was advised to go to
( lot Springs, Ark, and there take the.
baths which would be Of benefit to
him. Arrivin thbre more dead than
llive, he stayed for some time trying
he principal doctors; taking the baths
regularly and the outdoor exercises
which were particularly advantageous
N the climatic conditions. of that
country, all to be Of no relief, to him
and af4er an expense of $4,000 de-
Icided to return home, expecting soon
todie as he had had gradually grown
until he was then considered beyond
all hope of relief. Mr.. Johnson, see-
ingin' some of the remarkable cures
made by Drs. Rea and Doran. 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 ef these remarka-
BILE men. See that they were TO visit
Moorhead, Mimi, in a: few weeks
went there to meet them for, consul
tation and examination aud to place
himself under their care. Calling at
their Office he found many Others
also waiting to consult the doctors for
their ailments. After waiting for
some time, he was shown into their
Office, there Drs. Rea and Doran took
him by the hand and looking him
squarely in the face said: "Your trou.
BILE is confined to your liver, stomach
and bowels. You have been impro-
per1y treated, in fact drugged almost
to death, but with properly admins
tered and with the: right care, you
can yet be made a we'll man." Inn.
agine the joy that. must have en-
tered that man, heart from those few
word, HYou can be made a we'll man. y
1t: brought joy to his heart that can
only to a person who has been stand.
ing on the brink of the graveland
snatched back again. Drs. Rea and
Doran wrote out a prescription, hand:
ed it to him and said, Give. this te
our druggist across the hall. He viii
| supply you with. the medicines that
we want you to take for the coming
month. = =, m !. ts*-=s .=s., =: ;s.. ,..
Two weeks from that day he was
working on his farm feeling most a.
we'll as he eyer; did: in his life. He il
indebted to Drs. Rea and Doran ffol
his life and says he shall never cease
to praise them. We have seen hun
dreds az others since, who have doc
tored with him and" ali have foune
the Same qyick rsliefaaG We have. me
many Of their patients. Some of then
the come as far as 300 miles to se'
Ethem. sDrs Rea. and, Doran hay
their enemies as we'll 40 his friends
but We want to cay that their enemie
compprise only . few and they az
skeptics who y ould not have faith j
any one Of have been badly treate'