Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-01-25
An AUDIENCE OF
MEN AND WOMEN
Six Hundred Listen to a Medical
Address Given by Dr.. Rea.
His Great Success and the Rapidity of His
Cures are a Revelation to the spe-
cial Practice of Medicine.
HIS Offices Daily Thronged
with Patients from All
Parts Of the State.

The remarkable advancement
of DIR. Rea in the science Of
special medicine continues to at
tract the interest of the anxious
md afflicted people throughout
the state. His wonderful sue
cess has spread like wild fire
among those who have given up
all hope of ever getting we'll again
and they are by hundreds avail
ing themselves of this miraculous
treatment which has proved to be
the surest, quickest and most re-
liable means of cure now being
offered the suffering public. Dis
eases of a special character that
other physicians have given up as
incurable. seem as but play to
him, for with his system of treat
ment he is able to cure the most
obstinate chronic disease, often
times with a single treatment.
His patients are numbered
among all classes Of people-the
rich and poor; the educated and
ignorant; the Intelligent and re-
fined who have given up their
prejudices, been convin ced and
are now protiting by what they
have seen and know to be facts,
having thoroughly realized the
folly of waiting and (suffering
weeks, months and even years
with disease that could be cured
in a few months. Reason and
Judgment in pla:e Of experiment
and theory have taken the helm
and guided them to the invinci-
BILE power of his methods.
AS physician DR.. Rea has
studied his profession 10 the prin-
cipal hospitals Of Europe and Am
erica and has no superiors in the
treatment and diagnosis of dis
eases. 1t is often asked: ''Why
is it that DR.. Rea has such enor-
nous practice" The answer to
which will be of interest to our
readers. Beginning as he did in
early life and coming from stock
of long-lived noted physicians, he
inherited to a degree certain in
stinots valuable to his profession,
and as a student, in addition to
the regular course of study pur-
sued by ordinary students of
medicine, he received special in
struction from some. of the most
noted physicians Of this country
and aside from the ordinary course
prescribed by medical colleges in
| general, he devoted his energies
to special courses out side from
that taught " the regular system
in colleges. Being convinced that
the most important classes of
special diseases did not receive
the attention that they deserved
from the medical profession, he
decided upon course that would
enable him to study: these diseases
more accurately. Years of his
time were spent on this special
system and a record of everything
from start to finish in every case
was kept. Those records proved
very valuable and as he was con-
stantly on the alert for new faclts
new devices and new systems
which were from time to time, to
time given and added to his regu-
lar case book records, giving him
a source of valuable information
that could be had in no other way.
Able as he is to tell anyone their
exact condition. he is not liable to
doctor the patient for the wrong
ailment. He will take no incur
able cases and will state frankly
there are, if any, to be cured.
There are published from time to
time throughout the state, an
nouncements of some of the re-
markable cures that he has made.
We take the liberty to publish
herewith the names of a few: III
Mrs. W. w. Hutchins, Grow
Wing, MINI. Cured of female
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