The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-07-22

and exhaustion. She finally woke but
was very weak and could remember
scarcely ANYTHING that had happened.
The lady called Margaret into the room
and told her all that had happened; that
this was her mother who, crazed by her
loss, since her leaving home, finally be-
coming street wanderer, looking for
her girl. Upon hearing this the girl
broke into tears, clasped her arms around
the old woman's neck, calling her 'moth-
er" and dong all possible to restore her.
Such, however, was in vain. The Spec.
!alist. DR.. Rea, who had SO successfully
treated Miss Hall, was summoned, but,
unfortunately, he was out Of the city and
could not he had. Other physicians were
called in and all that kind hearts and
lovina hands could do was done for the
sufferer, but the best treatment and at
tention was of no avail. Her daughter
was constantly at her bedside with the
hopes that her mother might regain con-
sciousness and recognize her, but she
died without regaining consciousness and
without knowing that the sympathetic
woman who wept over and cared for h, r
was her own little girl.
In an interview with Mrs. Mitchell she
said in part: II regret one thing very.
much and that is that we were unable to
secure the service of our physician, DR..
Rea' he had been SO successful with the
child that am most sure that he could
have saved her mother if we could have
only had him. He was too far away and
by the time that he would have reached
her bedside it would have been to
late.
l have known of several such cases
that DR.. Rea has cured. have known
him to take thess cases when when others
had failed and bring them out with per
feet ease. DR.. Rea is curing thousands
of patients all over the United States.
know personally that he is treating pa
tlents in every state in the Union and
that he is acquainted with all kinds of
climate and is particularly experienced
with the different diseases that are liable
to occur in the different sections of the
country. Not long ago l was in the
northwest and while there met a mum.
Der of his patients. They all tell me of
the miraculous feature in his practice.
His unerring ability to tell patient his
disease without asking a question and
the ease with which he cures the most
malignant diseases. 1t is said that Dr..
Rea can take any patient and in a few
minutes tell every symptom of their dis
ease even better than they can tell him.
In cancer, consumption, tumor, paralysis
heart trouble, kidney, nervous and stom-
ach diseases he has no equal. That his
patients as rule are those who have
been given up by physicians as incurable
and yet these incurable diseases seem to
be handled by him with the utmos: ease.
He has cured more than thousand pa
tients in the state of Minnesota and the
Dakotas alone. From Authentic reports
VIII name you a lew.
Mrs. Catherine billy, Mortified, MINI.
cured OF DEAFNESS OF long standing. Had
doctored lots before but had no relief.
! John Burr, Parker Town, Mimi, cured
OF nervous, stomach and bowel troubles.
cured easily by DR.. Rea and in. short
time.
| J. H. Miller, Cold Springs, Mimi,
cured OF pies, weak, watery blood and
loss Of nerve powers.
VIM. Smiths child. Parkertown. MINI.
cured after it had been sick all Its life.
Andrew Coldwell, Enderlin, IN. d.
cured of a growth over the eye. Cured
in one treatment.
George Becker, Grafton, Nd, cured
of hydrocele and varicocele. Cured in
two treatments by the absorption meth.
| cd.
Martin Orth, Holding Ford, MINI.
1 Cured OF chronic catarrh ofthe stomach,
Had tried other doctors but received no
benefit at all.
w. w. Scott, West Duluth, MINI,
Cured Of chronic dlaharroea and bad
blood troubles. Was an old soldier and
had been sick for years. Cured in two
/; months.