Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1904-11-12


she would avoid the crowd, but in
this she was disappointed, as there
were twenty or more in waiting when
she came. Her turn finally came. DR..
Rea made hurried examination and
pronounced the case decidedly cur
able one, although he said the time
required to affect a permanent cure
would be from three to six months.
Mrs. Wood, afterwards, in speaking
of the doctor, said: ''He seemed TO
look clear through me and describe
my disease better than l could have
told him myself. His magnetic inf1u-
ence and his ability to master the
human mind, was such as to give me
confidence that / never had before.
His terms were reasonable and he
made a bargain to cure me. COM
menced at once to take his treatment.
In ten days 1 was feeling better; one
month, still better; two months. very
muco better-better than L ever ex-
pected to feel again, after having
been sick so long and tried so manv
doctors. At the end of the fourth
month 1 was well woman. L am
now going to Alaska with my hus-
band. continued Mrs. Wood, 1--WE are
going to get rich, now that L am well
and can help do so. All our arrange
ments have been made and we shall
go prepared to stay two years. Would
you like to see my clothes that 1 have
to wear there?" she asked, going to
her trunk and taking out some very
peculiar looking clothing: two short,
heavy, wooden skirts, lined with fur;
heavy, calf skin shoes, lined with
fleece; leather leggins, for nice wear;
two pair of rubber boots, hip length,
for bad weather wear; different kinds
of thick waists and jackets. and ii
long fur overcoat that was quite
unique and a rather handsome gar
ment: fur hood to wear with this;
also fur mitts, etc. Again speaking
of her Journey, she said: Il owe all
this with my life to DR.. Rea. who is
one of the ~ eatest of PHYSICIANS. His
cures are so numerous and OF such
miraculous nature, that writer's have
claimed that many OF his cures were
miracles. l claim that DIR. Rea can
diagnose any disease or any person
without asking ii question. and that
he is the only living physician who
can scientifically do so without max
ing any mistakes"
The Louisville Commercial says: I'm
the treatment of cancers. consump-
ton. tumors, heart troubles, nervous
and catarrt, DR.. Rea has no equal in
world"
The Evansville Courier says: "There
are no experiments in DR.. Rea's
practice. Able as he is, TO tell any,
one his disease without asking a ques-
tion, he is not likely to doctor his pa
tients for the wrong disease"
The Houston, Texas, Post says: .'Dr.
Rea is the highest authority on chron-
ic diseases and enjoys the largest
practice of any living physician. II
know hundreds of the worst chronic
cases throughout the country that he
has by his superior skill and ability
cured, after all others had failed. 1
have taken great interest in his work
and shall never cease to praise him,
knowing that he is Frightening the
hearts of many poor soul and bring
ing cheerfulnesS into the homes of
many families. If all proves we'll in
Alaska, / will on my return home, be
one of the many whom / have been
corresponding with, to assist in ar
ranging a DIR. Rea,s Curative League
Club, devoted especially to the sick.
The following cures have come to my
notice: G Larson, MOrehead, Iowa,
long standing rheumatism, cured in
three months; l. p Lesson, Morehead,
Iowa, cured of consumption in three
months; J A Lang, Onawa, Iowa,
chronic stomach and liver troubles; E
d Jacobson, Washia, Iowa, liberated
sore leg; Dalstrom, Aurelia, Iowa,
nervous prostration; III III Beeston.
Onawa. Iowa, nervous prostration,
cured in three months; Benton Cook.
HawardeD, Iowa. epilepsy; A G Blan-
chard, Boone, Iowa, gastric liberation
of stomach; Mrs John Peterson. Hat
ton, n Dak.. cured of liberated abb
cesses and hip joint disease; Miss Nell
lie McNelley, Ireton, Iowa, eczema;
Rufus Hermitage, Ashton, Iowa. liver
trouble; Mrs Oie~Salnanson, Swan
Lake, Iowa, female troubles; Mrs It
J Hess, Swan Lake, Iowa, hernia, of |
long standing; Robert Nicholson. of |
Iowa, Fheumatism; Ben |
Biau, Rock Rapids, Iowa. nasal Ca