The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-07-18
phenomenal skill ii the most remark able
physician Of this age.

phenomenal skill ii the most remark able
physician Of this age.
Had not Dr.. Rea, BY his seemingly
supernatural power, detected accurately
the exact location Of her disease, his treat
ment would have been Of no avail. III
Isay DR.. Rea can describe TO any man.;
woman or child, better than they can tell
him, the nature Of their disease, without.
asking a. word. I'M AZ i. 5
No wonder he cures his patients when
all Others fail; being able to detect the
exact condition ofany one, he is not
likely to doctor them for the wrong
disease.
His cures of such cases as the follow.
ing speak louder than words:
Mrs. Frank Wright, Fl. Madison, la,
cured of heart and lung trouble, after the
most noted physicians Of that place had
failed. W..O. Clark. Iowa, cured of
nervousness and kidney trouble. G. w.
Smalley, prominent lumberman of
Muscatine, Iowa, cured of epilepsy OF long
standing. o. Doyle, Atlssa, Iowa, cured
OF a very severe case of catarrh. Harry
Duffus, of IT. Madison. Iowa, son Of a
prominent newspaper man OF that place,
cured ofscrofula and hip-joint disease in
three months, after having doctored with
others for years. Mrs. Hooper, Wa
terloo, Iowa, cured of nerve and brain
trouble. James Weldon, Cedar Rapids
Iowa cured of nervousness and lost vi
tality, after many Chicago doctors had
failed. Mrs. Henry Propst, Iowa City,
Iowa cured of female troubles, liver spots.>
Mrs. Mcfarland, independence, Iowa,
wife of a prominent business man: cured
of fungus growth of the face, after it
had almost taken her life. VIM. Brown
Waterloo Iowa, railroad man on the
Northwestern Railroad, cured of rheu-
matism in three week. Had not done
lick of work in eight months. Rev. E.
H. Woody, oil Dayton, Ohio, cured of
nervous dyspepsia and catarrh of the
stomach, after having given up all hope
for relief Addison Perry, Mount Pleas
ant, Iowa, cured Of bronchial, lung and
heart troubles of an advanced stage; had
been given up as incurable. Miss Alice
Mitchell, Galesburg, Illinois, cured OF
catarrh and catarrhal deafness; had tried
twenty-one different doctors. Miss Mi
nerva Lewis, prominent society and
church woman of Huston, Texas, cured
OF a most aggravated and developed
case of consumption, when all other
kinds of treatment had failed. Charley
Lund, Burlington, Iowa, cured of kidney
and bladder trouble. Mrs. Emma Miller
of Pinkstaff, Illinois, cured of cancer of
the stomach, three years ago, and has
never been sick day since. Joe Ting,
Terre Haute, Ind, cured of eczema and
falling of the hair. Miss Kate Under,
student at the State University, Iowa
City, Iowa, cured of eczema and ca
tarrhal deafness. Mrs. Frank H. Higbee,
Fairfield, Iowa, cured of :cancerous
growth on the womb. Mrs A. L. Hines,
wife of well-to-do farmer. near Red
Wing, Mimi, cured of lameness of eight
years standing. Charley Wood, son of
]. B. Wood, of Jonesboro, Ga, cured of
double curvature of the spine, after all
others had failed. ]. E. Burns, Milford,
Iowa, cured Of deafness in twenty min
utes; had been afflicted for five years
Chas. Wole, Paramount, Mimi. cured of
nervous debility and lost vitality. v. A.
Arnold, proprietor OF the West End Ho.
tel, Spirit Lake, Iowa, cured of kidney
trouble in ten days. Miss Christie, Of
Kahoka, Mo-, cured of tumor on the face
by electricity: no scar left. Miss Mary
Stanley, Oskaloosa, Iowa, cured of eye
troubles and catarrh in the head.
E. H. Etherly, Little Rock, Ark, cured
of total blindness. H. D. Hess, Brink
ley. Ark, operated on tor cross eyes and
cured in three minutes. Mr.. Sargent,
proprietor OF livery barn in Spirit Lake,
Iowa, cured of bladder troubles in three
weeks time. VIM. Ball.. Donnellson,
Iowa. cnred of consumption.
DR.. Rea does not cure all his patients,
nor does he pretend to; but it is safe to
say that he does not lose one in ninety of
the thousands of supposed incurables
who come from all portions of the world
for his help, after being given up to die
by the best skill of their home physi-
clans.
The writer OF this letter was in Louis
vile, Ky, recently, and while there
sought an interview with DR.. Rea in his
office, but could not obtain it, as he was
busy in consultation, examination and
prescribing with the associate physicians
Of his institute.
This is the work performed by Dr..
Rea; such are his cures. and great is his
diagnostic gift.
E. G. ANDERSON.