Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1905-01-27
A RACE FOR LIFE
BIT BY A DEADLY INSECT
TRAIN DELAYED SEVERAL HOURS ON ACCOUNT OF WRECK

Andrew Hadley, Cantha, 5. ID. cured
of chronic sore eyes in three months.
Mrs. NJ. j. Ellis, Sioux Falls, S. D.,
cured of chronic rheumatism of long
standing: had been to Hot Springs.
Ark, taken hot water baths, and had
tried many doctors-cured by DR.. Rea
in three months: M. J. Staigle's two
year-old girl, Fairview, S. D., cured
paralysis, lad complete loss of the
body: Joe Lynch, st. Croix Falls, Wis,
cured of chronic stomach troubles:
Frank Wright, Alvan, S. d. cured of
bad tumor of the head: Miss Susie
Blunt, Alexandria, S. D., cured of bad
blood and liver troubles; Henry
Meggers, Madison, S. D.. cured of
chronic rheumatism, had tried doctors
far and near: Alvin Shields, Alex
andria, s. D., cured of cancer of lip in
one treatment. Mrs. Maud ST. Charles,
Alexander, Wis, cured of consumption
of long standing: P, B. FnrgusOn,
Golden. ILL.,, cured of nervous debility
and lost vitality: Miss Josie Peterson,
Havana, ILL.,, cured of consumption in
three months.
L. S. DreaSIer. Ellison, n. D., cured
of piles. nervous proStr2tiOn, stomach
and bowel troubles. Had suffered for
years, lost flesh and strength aud was
| not able to do any kind of work. DR..
Rea cured him and he is now able TO
do all of his work and free from any
disease.
Lucy Brouders, Kent, Mimi, cured
of rheumatism that had afflicted her
for years. Her feet were drawn up
and at times she could scarcely walk.
w. w. Pease, Wahpeton, n. D.
Doctors said he had consumption and
must change climate to get well. DR..
Rea'S treatment gained for him II
pounds the first month and DR.. Rea
said he didn't have consumption at
all.
Henry Schwaka, Nerstrand, Mimi.
cared by DR.. Rea Of chronic long
standing case of rheumatism. Had
suffered for years and had tried all
kinds of patent medicines and many
DOCTORS
Mrs. Minnie Anderson, Marshall
town, Iowa, cured of diseases of the
stomach, liberation of the bowels,
womb and chronic sore leg. this
woman. when she first consulted DR..
Rea, was losing flesh at the rate of a
half pound daily and had suffered
almost every hour for the last four
years.
Miss Farney, MarshalltoWn, Iowa,
the daughter of prominent and a
wealthy capitalist, cured of cOnSump-
tiOn.
Mrs. Mark Anton, Plankinton, S.
D., cured OF general debility and
| catarrh of the stomach.
Daniel Smith, Woonsocket. S. D.,
a prominent German of that place,
| cured of long standing deafness in
twenty minutes.
Mrs. Lydia Head, Ensor, KY, cured
of nervous prOstration and general
weakness. Could not walk up steps
when she came to consult him. Cured
| in short time.
Miss Flo Roland, Muscatine, Ia,
cured of chronic constipation and
nervousness; had tried all kinds OF
doctors and medicines.
John Foreman, La Fayette. Ind,
cured of structure of bowels and heart
trouble.
Mrs. Elliott, Vicennes, Ind, cured
of catarrh of liver.
Elmer Wesley, Fort Wayne, Ind,
cured of cancer of arm and hand.
Had consulted doctors in Cincinnati
and many other large cities and all
pronounced that he would have to
lose his hand.
Mrs. Charles ROth'S girl, Mitchell,
S. d., cured of cross eyes.
Frank Peters. Redfeld, S. D., cured
of nervousness.
Louis Bicking, WATERFOWL, S. D.,
cured of slow consumption and
stomach trouble.
That DR.. Rea cures them are
sufficient reasons to prove that he is
one of the greatest specialists of
modern times.
E. B. WOOD,
In Minneapolis Tribune.
MINNEAPOLIs, MINI. Jan. &c
SPECIAL To THE REPORTER
DR.. Rea, the noted specialist, has
arranged to make his next professional
visit through Wisconsin and will visit
the following towns. Consultation
and examination S1.00.
Merrill, Wis. Wednesday, February
l, at the Lincoln House.
WauSau, Wis, Thursday, February
2, at the Bells House.
Grand Rapids, Wis. Friday, Feb
ruary 3, at the Witter House.
MarShtield, Wis. Saturday, February
4, at the Hotel BloGgett.
Eau Claire, Wis. Sunday, February
5, at the Eau Claire House.
Durand. Wis. Monday, February 6,
at Prindles Hotel.
MenOmonie, Wis. Tuesday. Feb
ruary 7, at the Royal Hotel.
Spring Valley, Wis. Wednesday,
February s, at the Commercial House.
Baldwin, Wis. Thursday, February
@ at tho Commercial Hotel