The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-03-06

The desires for one to become rich are
! numerous, but, to the contrary, the OPP
portunities are few and far between. A
certain individual in Minneapolis, who at
one time pocketed q 500 and started for
the stock exchange with the express IN
tention Of buying 100 shares OF the North
ern Pacific railroad stock, met friend
who advised him not to do It, ana as an
excuse claimed that these railroad STOCK
and bond businesses were CANDLES, ana
that they were too uncertain to be
replied 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 Sl7O,UoO.
This is only an instance of:what perhaps
occurs to thousands ofpeople, and how
often do they have such presentiments.o =
The instance in question, which have
intended to relate, IS as follows: A young
man in one of the offices in Minneapolis
business house, having saved a little spare
money, and begging of that venturesome
turn Of mind, possessed the thought OF
investing his savings in way that occur
red to him as being pro6table; therefore,
taking the advice of no one, proceeded
to carry out his plans. and within the
period Of few months this young man,
with a capital of only several hundred
dollars, netted himself a profit of nearly
SIG. 600. Now. had he been led to believe
as some others believe, or had he Peen
persuaded as. others have been persuad-
ed, that young man would still have been
aplodding away, drawing his salary, with
very little prospects of ever deriving any
greet amount OF this worlds goods.
Other instances IRE thos people who are
sick and in search of help from different
doctors, institutions and the like. They
are often persuaded from such attentions.
and are advised to try this or some other
simple remedy or means Of relief, which
thew do without avail and without help
or assistance. No one knows the condit-
ion or feelings OF one better than the indl-
vidual person himself; therefore, is it not
more advisable ana profitable to take the
dicatations of your own feelings, and do
as your m nd tells you to? An instance
that occuas to me is that of Hi P. Delany,
a sufferer of chronic diseases caused BY
an over-indulgence. Mr.. Delany had
tried many plans of treatment and differ
ent doctors, and had had but very little
relief. He had, however, never consult
ed specialist for his troubles, but on
learning of some of the wonderful cures
being performed by DR.. Rea, specialist
of much prominence, representing de-
partment OF the Southern Medical and
Surgical Institute, of Louisville, KY. ,hav
his Office at 329 Boston Block, Mime
apol,s, Mimi, decided to make a last
effort to get well, and, acting on the
advice OF no one but himself, consulted
DIR. Rea, and accepted the proposition
which was made him. Mr.. Delany's al
flctions had injured his spine, and his kid
neys were in such state that Bright's
Disease had almost set IN. and, while
the doctor pronounced it a very difficult
case to cure, said that with care and per-
sonal attention, 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.. De-
any says in part that he never had treat
to act so quickly, nor did he ever take
anything that acted as it did. In fact, it
went right to the spot and he could al
most feel the diseases passing out OF the
body. He is now healthy and well man,
and is loud in his praises of DIR. Rea's
treatment. DR.. Rea. as specialist has
had !, ears Of special study in the treat
ment and practice Of his profession. He
has gone among class Of people who
are tie worst and hardest to cure. Time
and again are people brought before him
that other physicians, even physicians Of
undisputed ability, have failed to cure,
and as a last resort they seek the service
Of DR.. Rea. DR.. Rea loves his profession,
and. being especially adapted to that
Class Of work, can, Of course, do more
tor h $ people than one who has but very
little .on6ence in anything. DR.. Rea
does not limit his system OF treatment,
re uses allopathic, homeopathic,
eclectic, physieo -medica ism, or any other
system of mediclle that he knows to be
good. He has been connected witt
some Of the largest hospitals in the coun
Try and has no superior in the treating
and diagnosing Of diseases.
He can do more for his patients and a
anore reasonable price than the averag,
5 specialist. 4 IS claimed BY, his friend.
that lie can tell the disease 81 patient
4 without a question and that.ne is the on.
living doctor who can do SO. For til,
beneft ot some who are sick and tffiicte,
81 herewith take The liberty. Fly Their PEI
A nnissiofI. fo Dub fish their names. Person