The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-08-15

be relied upon. Had this individual not
let himself be persuaded at that time the
amount he would have purchased would
have brought him in clear cash $l7O, GOO
This is only all Instance of what perhaps
occurs to thousands of people, and how
often do they have such presentiments.
The instance in question, which have
intended to relate, is as follows: A young
man in one of the offices in a Minneapo-
lis business house, havingssaved little
spare money, and being of that venture.
some turn of mind, possessed the thought
of investing his savings in way that &C.
Cured to him as being profitable; there
fore. taking the advice of no one, pro
ceeded to carry out his plans, and within
the period OF few months, this young
man, with capital OF only several humid
red dollars, netted himself a profit Of
nearly $4,000. Now. had he been led
to believe as some others believe, or had
been persuaded as others have been per-
suaded, that young man would still have
been Flooding away, drawing his salary,
with very little prospect of ever deriving
any great amount of this worlds goods.
Other instances are those people who
are sick and in search Of help from differ
ent doctors, institutions and the like.
They are often persuaded from such in
tentions, and are advised to try this or
some other simple remedy or means of
relief, which they do without avail and
without help or assistance. No one
knows the condition or feelings of one
better than the individual person HIM
self; therefore, is it not more advisable
and profitable to take the dictatlons of
your own feelings, and do as your mind
tells you to? An instance that occurs to
me is that of H. P. Delany, sufferer of
a chronic disease, caused by an over-in-
diligence. MIR. Delany had tried many
plans of treatment and different doctors
and had had but very little relief He
had, however, never consulted a special
list for his troubles, but ON learning of
some of the wonderful cures being per-
formed by DR.. Rea, specialist of much
prominence, representing department
ofthe Southern Medical and Surgical
Institute, Of Louisville, KY, having his
office at 1929 Boston Block, Minneapolis,
Mimi, decided to make last effort to
get well, and, acting on the advice of no
one but himself, consulted DR.. Rea, and
accepted the proposition that was made
him. Mr.. Delany's Affections had injur-
ed his spine, and his kidneys were in
such state that Bright's disease had al
most set in, and, while the doctor pro-
nounced it very difficult case to cure,
said that with care and personal attent-
ion, 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 treatment to act SC
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 healthy and we'll man, and is loud
in his praise Of DR.. Rea's treatment. Dr.
Rea as specialist has had years of spec
ial study in the treatment and practice o.
his profession. He has gone among &
class of people who are the worst ane
hardest to cure. Time and again, are
people brought before him that Other
physicians, even physicians of undisput
ed ability, have failed to cure, and as :
last resort they seek the services of DR.
Rea. DR.. Rea loves his profession, and
being especially adapted to that class o
work, can. OF course, do more for hi
people than one who has but very littl,
confidence in anything. DR.. Rea doe
not limit his system of treatment. H,
uses allopathic; homeopathic, eclectic
physico.medicalism, or any other system
Of medicine that he knows to be good
He has been connected with some OF tn
largest hospitals in the country, and ha
no superior in the treating and diagnos
ing Of diseases.
He can do more for his patients and a
a more reasonable price than the aver
age specialist. 1t is claimed by his friend
that he can tell the disease of patient
without a question and that he is the or
ly living doctor who can do so. For til
benefit Of some who are sick and Attic
4 ed / herewith take the liberty, by the
permission, to publish their names. Pc
! SONS who were in need Of treatment an
4 those who have tried other physician
/ and have had no good from their trea
Iment: Mrs. Arthur Robinson, Mallory
MINI, cured Of q large fungus canceror
growth Of the womb. Cured by the al
4 sorption plan and without an operation
Daughter 81 Arthur Robinson, sam
place, cured 81 chronic nasal catarrh.
NJ. Ed5rd ssraage, Duluth MINI