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supernatural power, detected accu-
rately the exact location of her dis
ease, his treatment would have been of
no avail
I say DR.. Rea can describe to any
man, woman or child, better than they
can tell him, the nature of their dis
+ ease, without asking word. n
/ No wonder he cures his patients
when all others fail; being able to de-
tect the exact condition of any one, he
is not likely to doctor them for the
wrong disease. H. -..- =.
His cures of such cases as the follow
ing speak louder than words: -..
Mrs. Frank Wright, Fl. Madison, a.,
cured of heart and lung trouble, after
the most noted physicians of that place
had failed. W. o. Clark, Laurel, Ia,
cured of nervousness and kidney
trouble. G. W. Smalley, prominent
lumberman OF Muscatine, Iowa, cured
OF epilepsy of long standing. O. Doyle,
Atlissa, Iowa, cured of a very severe
case of catarrh. Harry Duffus, of Fl.
Madison, Iowa, son of a prominent
newspaper man of that city, cured of
scrofula and hip-joint disease in three
months, after having doctored \, with
others for years. Mrs. Hooper, Water
loo, Iowa, cured of nerve and brain
trouble. James Weldon, Cedar Rap
ids, Iowa, cured of blood trouble in
few months. Clinton Knouf, Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, cured of nervousness and
lost vitality, after many Chicago doc
tors had failed. Mrs. Henry Propst,
Iowa City, Iowa, cured of female trou-
bles and liver spots. Mrs. Mcfarland,
Independence, Iowa, wife of 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 rail-.
road, cured of rheumatism in three
weeks. Had not done lick of work
in eight months. Rev. E. II. Woody,
of Dayton, Ohio. cured of nervous dys-
pepsia and catarrh of the stomach, af-
ter having given up all hope of relief.
Addison Perry, Mt. Pleasant, 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 Minerva Lewis, prominent So
ciety and church woman of Houston,
Texas, cured OF 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, Pinkstaff, Illinois, cured
OF cancer of the stomach, three years
ago, and has never been sick a 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 catarrhal deafness. Mrs.
Frank 81. Higbee, Fairfield, Iowa,
cured OF a cancerous growth on the
womb. Mrs. A. L. Hines, wife of a
well-to-do farmer near Red Wing.
MIMI, cured of lameness of eight
years. standing. Charley Wood, son
OF J. B. Wood'of Jonesboro, Ca, cured
OF double. curvature of the spine, after
all others had failed. J. E. Burns.
Milford, Iowa, cured of deafness in
twenty minutes; had been afflicted for
five years. Chas. Wole, Fairmont,
MIMI, cured of nervous debility and
lost vitality. V. A. Arnold, proprietor
OF West End hotel, 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, Oska-
loosa, Iowa, cured of eye troubles and
catarrh in the head. E. H. Etherly,
Little Rock, Ark, cured of total blind
ness. H. D. Hess, Brinkley, Ark,
operated on for cross eyes and cured in
three minutes Mr.. Sargent, proprie-
tor of livery barn in Spirit Lake,
Iowa, cured of bladder troubles in three
weeks time. VIM. Ball, Donnellson.
Iowa, cured of consumption.
DR.. Rea does not cure all his patients,
nor does be 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 physicians.
The writer of this letter was in
Louisville, 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, ex-
animation and prescribing with the
associate physicians OF his institute.