The Worthington advance., 1901-01-04
l!ee ii Up i Dlate.

lee W Il Dat.
some Contented to 60 at any old
pace, even though they are
far Behind the Times.
Two Of the Greatest Workers In
the Scientific Field, Drs. Rea
g DOran, British Doctors.
Keeping up to date means q great
deal more on the surface than it ap-
pears. Il means constantly striving
70 better ones self, incessant st udy7
devotion to the cause, the ability to
new ideas, and the keen
sense of perception to enable one to
grasp and adapt the best things orig
mated by Others. 1t means hours,
days, weeks, months even years of the
hardest kind of labor;a constant and
close watch Of what is being adopted
in the field of work for ones own vo-
cation, all of these things have been
and being undergone by Drs. Rea
and Doran. British Doctors, whose
discoveries in the field of treating
diseases of the eye, ear, nose, throat,
chronic, nervous, and hidden diseases
have revolutiouized the methods 81
the medical and surgical world. ~Drs.
Rea and Doran, British Doctors,
are always up to date, always a
little in advance of Others in originat-
ing new and effective methods for the
treatment of disease. Some. of the
best Specialists in the country have
come to them for; instruction, have
their intr;casies and are now practicing
their specialties successfully. Drs
Rea and Doran, British Doctors, are
two OF the busiest worsaers in their
speciality in this country. They
have treated and cured more suffering
people than the majority of ordinary
doctors have ever sten. Their pati
ents come from all over the United
States and Canada, not only that
but they are treating patients by cor
respondence in the Philippine Islands
Germany, Russia. Mexico; and sever
al other foreign countries. These pa
tients have been referred to them by
some OF their friends living in th;.
country, or from their reputation
abroad as specialists.
Drs. Rea and Doran, British Doc
tors, do not hesitate to adopt any So
stem Of treatment thst is good. The!
are not adverse to giving credit t,
those to whom credit belongs. If i
is village blacksmith with faithful
aud tried remedy, if it is the mother
remedy of sleeps, poultices, ant
stews, or the cross roads doctor, all o
which are oftentimes proven good
they have a good word for them, al
though they are never content Il
adopt the ideas Of others unless they
are exceedingly meritorie US and thel
they invariably improve them unit
they are satisfied to use them in tbei
practice. However. the method usee
by them is by right Of origin theirs
The marvellous results obtained by i
and their work in the Northwes
speaks for itself. Scarcely a da,
passes but what some disease, pro
nounced incurable by others, is being
cured by them. In justice to tn
cause we herewith publish the name'
of some Of the most prominent ant
most recent cures that we know t,
have been made.
Miss Harriet Friend, Redwing
Minn., cured of chronic eczema of tn,
face, bad blood and general weak
ness
Erwin Riggs, Brownstat;on, Mo.
cured of spinal disease.
J.C. Hughes, cured of chronic con
stipation and pro,ruding piles cureG
without the use of the knife.
Mrs. Carl Bittner, Winona, MINI.
cured of chronic stomach, nervous
and female troubles. The principa.
doctors had treated her and could
not even tell what was the matter
with her.
w. G. Burckhart, Huntsville, Mo.
cured Of nervous indigestion and
gastric ulcer of the stomach.
N. P. Nelson's 10y, Hazelwood,
Minn., cured # ,continence of the
urine and par.i"' loss of voice.
Mrs. Katie. N~otleman, Winona,
Mimi, cured of liver and stomach
troubles. Had been sick for many
years and had taken many kinds of
treatment. None ever seemed to give
her the slightest relief.
VIII. Rea, Fargo; N. D., cured of
liver, stomach, bowel troubles, and
piles. HI. Rea is one of those thor
oughbged Scotchmen and really
knows how to appreciate this cure af-
Ter so many years of suffering.