Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1903-12-03
WAS 1T * MIRAC
A SOUTH AMERICAN MISSIONARY is
SAVED in A MIRACULOUS D.
WAY.


lshalltown, Iowa, cured of abdomi-
nal dropsy, after all others had
tailed, H. G. Emerson, Keokuk,
Iowa, catarrh of throat and ,bron-
chial trouble and slow wasting
form OF consumption, after being an
invalid for years. Miss Jennie
Steele, Columbus Junction. Iowa,
cured of long standing rheumatism.
Miss Mary Schroeder, Fl. Madison,
Iowa, cured OF blood and heart trou
bles of the mostadvanced stage. J.
r. Burns, Milford, Iowa, cured of
deafness in twenty minutes, had
been afflicted for five years. Chas.
Void, Paramount, Mimi, cured in
three months of nervous debility
and lost vitality. N. A. Arnold.
Spirit Lake, Iowa, cured of kidney
troubles. John Huff, Cedar Rapids,
Iowa, cured OF stomach troubles.
Miss Mary Stanley, Oskaloosa, To-
wa, cured OF catarrh OF the head and
eye troubles. DR.. Rea's practice is
distributed alike all over the south
ern and western country.
Mrs. M. H. Maloney, Duluth,
Minn., cured of Chronic female trou-
BILE, loss Of flesh and Acute Brights
Disease
Oscar kFriswold, Dwight, N. D.,
CURED of Chronic Eczema, Kidney
trouble and general weakness. 9th
er doctors said Mr.. Friswold could
not be cured. DR.. Rea cured him
several years ago; he is now pros
porous business man.
Mrs. William Maschik, Wolver-
ton, Minn., cured of consumption.
P. S. Burt, Minneapolis, Mimi,
cured of Cancerous piles OF the rec
tum-
Miss Emma Larson, Litchfeld,
Mlnn., cured of severe case of Va
rian trouble.
Mrs. William Moschik, Wolverton
Minn., was almost dead with Gall
stones of the liver. DR.. Rea soon
cured her after all other doctors
said she could not get we'll.
The sick come from everywhere
to see him, they come nearly dead
and 60 away well. Miss Clara Ma
gle, now the wife of a prominent
railroad official, Owensboro, KY,
cured of catarrhal consumption;
Mrs. M. F. Rice, Memphis, No.,
cured of Lucrative sore legs and
blood poison; e. H. Etherly, Little
Rock, Ark, cured of total blindness;
Mrs. Philip Trout, Mt. Vernon, Ind.
cured of cancer of the face; H. D.
Hess, Brinkley, Ark, operated on
for cross eyes and cured in three
minutes; Mr.. E. B. Blockson, Terre
Haute, -Ind!,' cured of chronic fe-
male troubles, cured, in six weeks;
j. M. Boile, Chetopa, Kas., cured of
nervous debility, bladder troubles
and wasting vitality. y ~ -,
How does DR.. Rea perform these
cures?" asks half a dozen voices.
God only knows" replied Prof.
Weycoff, but he does it. He is
man Of great skill and experience,
besides he possesses almost spir-
itual gift in diagnosing diseases.
have talked to numbers of his pa-
TENTS, and they have all told me
that he. tells them their troubles
better than they could have told
him. He seems to cure incurable
diseases as though they we're slight
defects. His cures are the work of
God and the brain of a great man,
We can't tell how he performs them,
but the world knows that he does.
l consider DR.. Rea the greatest ply
sician that ever lived. Though on
ly young man, he stands as a ply
stefan greater than that of any score
of physicians. I have seen him in
hundred cases examine men and
women with all kinds of diseases
(all strangers to him) and tell each
one his disease without asking a
question. In the more malignant
diseases. such as cancer, tumors,
consumption and heart troubles he
is at his best.
l have seen him grapple with
death itself, and when no one be-
lieved that the patient could live an
hour, he has laughed at the situa-
ton and restored them speedily to
health. DR.. Rea has attained the
highest eminence in his profession
and has carved outa career of successes
more fascinating than the dreams of
two worlds. =.
PROF. L. o. PEMBERTON,
Lexington, KY, Gazette.
Louisville, KY, Dec. 1, Especial
to the SHEAF,) DR.. Rea, the noted
specialist, has arranged to make his
next professional visit through the
northwest anu will visit the follow
ing towns: