Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1904-12-03


why, if Moses had only sprung cancer
on Pharoah and the Egyptians he
would not have needed the other Attic
tions TO bring them to time and they
would have let the Israelites go at
once.
AS general thing physicians will
pass Il case of cancer up As incurable
or if they do not do so and attempt to
treat it they do not do it any good.
In the Sunday issue of Hearst's Chi
cago American of June 1st appeared
an article on cancer and its cure by a
prominent physician of Minneapolis,
Mimi. This article went so far as to
give the names OF number of promi-
nent people throughout the North
western states who had been cured.
These we're bona fide cures.
| Most Of the cases were cured in
from one to hve treatments and were
complete, remarkable and not over
estimated.
The Doctor in question was none
other than DR.. d. D. Rea, physician
well known throughout the North
western states, not only for the cure
of cancer and its kindred diseases, but
also for the cure Of all other chronic,
deep seated and lingering diseases.
DR. Rea is associated with a number
OF other prominent physicians, and
for years has been one of the foremost
in the practice of his profession. He
is entitled to the credit of hundreds
and even thousands of cures. DIR. Rea's
cancer cases are usually cured in from
one to five treatments by his famous
sub-cutaneous injection method and
are cured complete.
DIR. Rea standing high up in in his
profession as he does, is always on the
alert for new theories, new ideas and
new treatments, and was not slow in
taking up this plan Of treatment. He
being specialist of much ability
along the line of general medicine
aud in the treatment of special chron-
ic diseases, was especially prepared to
treat such cases and to cure them even
when they had failed to obtain relief
from any other source. 1t is well
known fact that medical science has
made great advancement in the last
few years and this advancement has
been made only by such men as DR..
Rea. He is always ready and willing
to investigate ScOurge and has de-
voted many-years to special work and
experiment upon his specialities. 1t
is characteristic of him to be thor
ough in wha' ever he undertakes. Not
until he had demonstrated by the
mnSt ron vipciuu ia that tho
method of treatment for cancer that
he had succeeded in formulating
would cure did he make 1t known that
he had found what had been sought
after for years. DR.. Rea is a remark
able man even among the renowned
members OF his profession, which is
but to express what his marked indi-
viduality instantly suggests. While
he is "a man of self-possession, he is
brought to the aggressive knowledge
of successful accomplishment. With
all. he is man of. modest demeanor
and inspires one with confidence and
reliance. To hear the stories of his
patients he is perfectly miraculous.
To hear his own version he has only
Travelled the paths of special knowl-
edge to a point where he is able to
give the afflicted the benefit of re-
search.
DIR. Rea enjoys the reputation of
having one of the largest special prac-
tices of any physician in the north
west, and he has made numerous cures
all over the northwestern states. He
goes among the people who are in
need of his services and those who are
not able to visit him in the city. He
spends about one-half OF his time 1t
his office in Minneapolis and the bal
ance is devoted to special work in his
offices throughout the country.
By request we herewith publish the
names of few of the many people
whom he has cured
A. w. Martin, Mora. Mimi. Cured
OF large cancer OF the face lie con
suited DR. Rea about six months AFRO
His system was all run down with a |
bad cancer eating away has left cheek
DIR. Rea injected it only three times |
with his cure, aud it il now complete /
ly healed up with no e lance az it> |
returning.
Miss Josie Shot, Lilo. Mimi. Cured |
OF IA chronic csincerou- nicer Of long
stanuing- She had been doct.reJ by /