The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1902-08-07
4 minneapolis Young
Man Achieves q Fortune


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are numerous, but, to the contrary, the
opportunities are few and far between.
A certain individual in Minneapolis,
who at one time pocketed 81, 500 and
started for the stock exchange with
the express intention of buying 100
shares of the Northern Pacific railroad
stock, met a friend, who advised him
not to do it, and as an excuse claimed
that these railroad stock and bond
businesses were CANDLES, and that they
were too uncertain to be relied upon.
Had this Individual not let himself be
persuaded at that time the amount he
would have purchased would have
brought shim in clear cash Sl7O, 900.
This is only an instance of what per-
haps occurs to thousands of people,
and how often do they have such pre-.
sentiments.
The instance in question, which I
have intended to relate, is as follows:
A young man in one of the Offices in a
Minneapolis business house, having
saved little spare money, and being
of that venturesome turn of mind, pos
sessed the thought of investing his
savings in a way that occurred to him
as being profitable; therefore, taking
the advice of no one, proceeded to
carry out his plans, and within the
period of a few months this young man,
with a capital of only several hundred
dollars, netted himself profit of nearly
$4,000. Now, had he been led to be-
lieve as some others believe, or had he
been persuaded as others have been
persuaded, that young man would still
have been plodding away, drawing his
salary, with very little prospects of
ever deriving any great amount of this
worlds goods. Other instances are
those people who are sick and in seek
of help from different doctors, institu-
tions and the like. They are often
persuaded from such attentions, and
are advised to try this or some other
simple remedy or means of relief,
which they do without avail and with
out help or assistance. No one knows
the condition or feelings of one better
than the individual person himself:
therefore, it is not more advisable and
profta bic to take the dictations of
your own feelings, and do as your mind
tells you to? An instance that occurs
to me is that of H. P. Delany, a sufferer
of chronic disease caused by an over
Indulgence. Mr.. Delany had tried
many plans of treatment and different
doctors, and had had but very little re-
lief. He had, however, never con-
suited specialist for his troubles, but
on learning of some of the wonderful
cures being performed by DR.. Rea, a
specialist of much prominence, repre-
senting department of the Southern
Medical and Surgical Institute, of
Louisville, KY, having his Office at 1929
Boston Block, Minneapolis, MIMI, de-
clded to make last effort to get we'll,
and, acting on the advice of no one but
himself, consulted DR.. Rea, and &C.
cepted the proposition which was made
him. Mr.. Delany's Affections had in
jured his spine, and his kidneys were
in such state that Bright's disease had
almost set in, and, while the doctor
pronounced it a very difficult case to
cure, said that with care and personal
attention, that in four or five months
he would have him up and as healthy
as any one. A quick and speedy relief
soon followed DR.. Rea's treatment, and
cure was soon effected. Mr.. Delany
says in part that he never had treat
ment to act so quickly, nor did he ever
take anything that acted as it did. In
fact, it went right to the spot, and he
could almost feel the disease passing
out OF the body. He is now a healthy
and we'll man, and is loud in his praises
OF Or. Rea's treatment. Dr. Rea as a
specialist has had years of special study
IN the treatment and practice of his
profession. He has gone among class
OF people who are the worst and hard
est to cure. Time and again are PEG.
pie brought before him that other
physicians, even physicians of undis.
puted ability, have failed to cure, and
as last resort they seek the services
OF DR.. Rea. DR.. Rea loves his profes.
sion, and, being especially adapted to
that class of work, can, of course, do
more for his people than one who has
but very little confidence in anything
DR.. Rea does not limit his system OF
treatment. He uses allopathic, home.
opathic, eclectic, INSTRUMENTATION
or any other system of medicine that
he knows to be good. He has beer
connected with some of the largest
hopitals in the country, and has nc
superior in the treating and diagnosing
of disaases