Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1903-12-31

specialist, nor would it be justifable
IN every doctor becoming one, but
there are advantages which can be
' derived only by special practice.
The physician that treats both
chronic and acute diseases, making
no special study of one kind of all
ments more than another, cannot be
as successful as the doctor who
makes speciality of certain line
OF diseases and devOtes his whole
time and attention to the study and
practice OF that specially. The
practice of medicine general prac-
tice) is too broad a field for. one to
become proficient. Medical science
has advanced wonderfully in the
past fifteen years, as you all know,
which is largely due to oentralizing
it's study. The specialists are the
physicians that we must give credit
largely for enlightening the medical
world. ss@,
We cite, for instance, that of DR..
Rea, specialist of Louisville, KY,
who now has one of his offices in
Minneapolis and has had for the last
four years where he has made many
cures and has succeeded in build
ing, up a reputation and practice
among those whom he has cured,
that would be hard to getaway from
him.
DR.. Rea is gentleman from the
new school. His experience and
training has been that of many
years practice and vast exerience.
He confines himself to the treatment
of chronic, lingering and deep
seated ailments. He pretends to
cure only such diseases as he has
had sufficient experience with in
handling, and does not go into that
class of incurable diseases which in
many instances are useless to bother
with.
AS a result Of long experience,
DR.. Rea is thoroughly familiar with
his specialties. In the treatment of
cancer, consumption, heart disease,
nervousness and female diseases,
there are very few specialists bet
ter qualified to treat them than DR..
Rea. It is claimed by DR.. Rea' S
friends that he can diagnose a dis
ease without question. This be-
ing the case, he is not liable to doc
tor his patient for the wrong all
ment, which is many times done by
physicians of inexperience. DR..
Rea does not treat typhoid fever,
y hopping cough, measles, and those
acute diseases for which the local
home physician is calledupon to treat.
1t is not his desire to antagonize
nor to take from the home physician
that part of the business which
really belongs to him. Many times
DR.. Rea is called in consultation
with the home physician and the
kindest of feelings should exist be-
tween them.
DR.. Rea is charitable. In many
instances where people are devoid
of funds to pay for their services he
charges in such cases for the medi-
cine only and no person, no matter
how humble, has he ever turned
away without seeking to give them
relief.
By permission we are pleased to
publish few Of some of the cures
he has made throughout the state Of
Minnesota and the Dakotas. These
are only few, as time and space
will not permit US to publish more.
Gilbert Hove, Thief River Falls,
Mimi, cured Of blood and skin
trouble.
Mrs. Carrie Hunter, Drayton, N.
D., cured Of heart, nervous and
stomach trouble. Had been given
up to die.
Mrs. Ole s.. Marud, Lengthy,
II
Mimi, cured Of gastric ulcer Of the
stomach, constipation and liver
trouble. .5s
Harry Franks, Emerson. Man,
cured Of gastric ulcer Of the stomach
after all other doctors had failed.
Z. S. Dreasler, Cando, n. D.,
cured Of chronic diarrhoea and piles
LOT long standing after other doctors
had given him up.
Clara Erickson, Thief River Falls,
Mimi cured 81 nervous and stomach
trouble
James Casson, Dominion City,