The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-04-01
Nothing So Wonderful /,
the Days Of Special
ism.
DR.. REA.

The success of DR.. Rea is attributed to
his special study ofspecialism. DIR. Rea,
student, philantrophist and man of wide
reputation, having given qis entire time
and practice to line Of special diseases,
which enables him from long experience
in handling these troubles to ce tainly
come forward as master specialist. His
faculty for mastering disease, his ability
to diagnose, and his plan of treatment is
not to be excelled by few other physic-
ians. DIR. Rea, although a young man
in life, plain man, and one who is used
to the ups and downs Of lite, puts him
self on level with his patients and does
profess or pretend to practice the old
plan of fashion, which is to look wise,
and say nothing. He knows disease; he
knows how to explain the symptoms of
disease; he knows where to look tor d.
sease, and the spot where located; and
most Of all he knows from experience,
from what he has done in the past, he
can certainly do for others in the future.
1t is said by DR.. Rea's friends that he
can diagnose disease of any patient
without asking them a single question,
that being the case. he is not likely to
doctor them for the wrong ailment; he
will not take an incurable disease and
lead the patient to believe that he can
cure them when there is really no hope
for them. His business is large and he
has plenty to do, even, at times, more
than he can do. without taking incurable
diseases and deceiving the patients. DR..
Rea is a graduate from one of the best
English universities, as well as being a
graduate from two of the best schools in
America. He has practiced his profess
sion in some of the principal hospitals in
this country. His specially comprises
that class of diseases which the ordinary
home doctor fails to cure. His practice
is mostly among the plain, Woodworking
people, who are unable to come to his
city office for treatment; he is reasonable
in his charges and very lenient with those
who are not able to pay. He is charit-
able, and it is said has never been known
to refuse to treat patient who is worthy
and in need. A number of important
cases that we hereby take the liberty to
publish, which might be of interest to
some who wish to know more of DR..
Rea's great work.
Anton Simonson, girl, Wahpeton, N.
D., cured of chronic eatarrh and dis
charging ears.
Mrs. Michael Murphy, Emmetsburg,
la. Cured of chronic blood disease, that
other doctors had all failed to cure, even
after years OF experimenting with her. ).
Oscar Monks, 600 w. Superior ST., Du-
luth, MINI. Cured of chronic dyspepsia,
bowel troubles and constipation. Cured
by DR.. Rea's famous Cascarine treat
ment.
VIM. F. Myer, Dexter, MINI. Cured
Of chronic stomach and bowel troubles
by DR.. Rea's Cascarine treatment.
Oscar Halstein, Fargo, N D., cured
of consumption. He had doctored with
number of other doctors before treat
ing with DR.. Rea.
Mike Curran, Mimic, N. D.. says that
DR.. Rea's treatment worked wonders on
him and after taking it short time felt
better than he had for years.
Mrs. G. w. Varco, Austin, Mimi, was
cured Of a large cancer Of the breast
without cutting and without the plaster.
Cured with DR.. Rea's new plan Of treat.
ment, which is one Of the grendest dis
coveries the world has ever known for
completely curing cancer, so that it new
er returns again.
J.. Tremar. Paige, Tex, cured Of Iohg,
case Of piles. He was cured
without an operation by Or. Rea's cele.
brated Red Cross plan Of treatment.
a. G. Meyer, .Ormsby, Mimi. Cured
OF bad cancer Of the lip in two treatments
and cured BY the injection plan.
Mrs. N. r Johnson, Morton, N. ID.
Cured of nervous prostation aud epilep-
sy. after all other treatments had failed.
Mrs. Martha Murphy, ST. Cloud, MINI.
Says Dr. Rea saved my life. He was as the
doctor who knew where 10 look for di.
sease, where to find il and to cure Il after