The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-11-28
REMARKABLE CURES
BY DOCTOR REA.
Help for the Sick particularly for Those Who Do Not Delay
Often a Few Weeks of Neglect Allows Diseases yto
Reach State Where They Cannot be Cured

DR.. Rea heals not by 'Osteopathy, by
Hypnotisn, nor by Divine Healing, but
by system of natural science in combi-
nation with the most true and reliable
remedies of the age. He is man that
cures the sick because he understands
the nature, cause and condition of Cir
cumstances which bring disease about.
His discoveries are those mnde from
personal experience and from long, con-
tinued practice in his profession. An
article published in the October number
of the North American Medical Journal,
it says: "Dr. Rea is man who is emil
nently scientific in his profession. man
FIR beyond the average doctor, man
who is capable, or otherwise he could
not be successful" DR.. Rea, as prac-
ticing physician, is successful, and he is
one of the greatest diagnosticians of
chronic diseases of the age. Is it not
reasonable to believe that if man is
successful in one branch of science that
he is certainly capable of being success
full in other branches? Analyze these
matters yourself Do not allow your
thoughta and opinions to be influenced
by others who are not interested. One
does not know how to appreciate health
until they have lost it.
DR.. Rea has studied his profession
both at home and abroad, and after a
thorough and painstaking investigation,
has succeeded in curing the diseases OF
his speciality when other physicians had
failed. Why not? Some of these people
were blind, some deaf, some lame, some
paralytic, scarely able to move, others
afflicted with Bright's disease, heart di-
sease. consumption, cancer, others with
kidney troubles, dyspepsia, insomnia
and the thousand and one symptoms OF
those dreadful maladies. 1t is claimed
by his friends that he can tell the disease
of d patient without asking him a qu9s.
ton. This is perhaps true, tor since he
is SO learned i'll his profession and so ex.
perienced In treating diseases, why
shouldn't he, and why shouldn't he
know the exact cause and true reasons
Of symptoms which produca disease? For
years he has been visiting the largest
cities in the United States professionally.
His opinions are quickly made and if a
cure can be made then and there he tells
them SO. and if it can not be made he is
equally honest and tells them so. VIZ
know that he has cured thousands O
cases OF disease. We doubt if there is
one hundredth OF one per cent. of tn.
cases that he treats that he fails to cure
We publish by permission the names o
a few of his recent cures:
Andrew Anderson, Estherville. la.
cured OF blindness. Had to be led aroun,
He is now able to be out at work.
A. W. Martin, Mora, Mimi, cured q
epileptic cancer on the face.
Mrs. G. N. Troxel, Fort Ripley, Mimi
cured Of early consumption, chroni
bronchial and stomach troubles.
| Mrs. Gnst Hammerback, Wheaton
Mimi, cancer on the leg. Cured with
| Or. Rea's injection fluid with three trea,
ments.
/ H. CMyers, New Prague, Mimi, cure
Of heart stomach and liver troubles afte
all other doctors had lailed.
4 Martin McCaDe, Arvilla, N. ID. cure,
Of chronic, liberated sore leg oi man
Iyears standing. Completely cured wit
a few moths treatment.
i Mrs. Fsllie Dragsdale. Strout, Mimi
oured Of chrome articular rhematisn
where all other doctors she had reate
i with failed. \.
A Johnson Harris, Mimi, an old man
.lyeaIs, cured y piles 81 20 years standing
No opration. Cured By Dr. Rea's injsc
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