The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-02-03
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The Seven Plaques Of egypt
No Equal to the Tortures of Cancer
The Most Terrible Disease Known
What Specialist is Demo nstrating
as to Its Cure:

Cancer! OF all the diseases that ever
afflicted mankind cancer is the worst.
Talk of the seven plaques OF Egypt;
why, if Moses had only sprung cancer on
Pharoah and the Egyptians he would
not have needed the other Affections to
bring them to time. and they would have
let the Israelites 60 at once.
AS general thing physicians will pass
case of cancer up as incurable or il
they do not do so and attempt to treat
it they do not do it any good.
In tine Sunday issue Of Hearst's Chi
cago American of June LIST appeared an
article on cancer and its cure by prom
inent physician of Minneapolis, Mimi
This article went so far as to olive the
names of a number of prominent. people
throughout the Northwestern states VINO
had been cured. These were bona fide
cures.
Most of the cases we're cured in from
one to five treatments and were com
plete, remarkable and not over-estinat.
ed.
The doctor in question was none 9th
er than DR.. w. D. Rea, a physician vel
known throughout the Northwestern
states, not only for the cure of cancer
and its kindred diseases, but also for the
cure of all other chronic, deep-seatee
and lingering diseases. DR.. Rea is asso
ciated with number of other promin
ent physicians, and for years has beer
zone of the foremost in the practice o
his profession. He is entitled to the
credit of hundreds and even thousand!
of cures. DR.. Rea's cancer cases are
usually cured in from one to five treat
ments by his famous sub-cutaneous in
lection method, and are cured complete
DR.. Rea. standing high up in his pro
fession as he does, is always on the aler
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 and in the treat
ment of special chronic diseases, was es
pecially prepared to treat such cases anc
to cure them even when they had faileo
to obtain relief from any .other source
1t is we'll known fact that medical
science has made great advancement in
the last few years and this advancement
has been only by such men as DR.. Rea.
He is always ready and willing to inves
tigate scourge and has devoted many
years to special work and expe-imen,
upon his specialities. 1t is characteristic
of him to be thorough in whatever he un'
dertakes. Not until he had demonstrat.
ed by the most convincing experiments
that the method Of treatment for cancer
that he had succeeded in formulating
would cure did he make it known that
he had found what had bean sought at
ter for years. DR.. Rea is remarkable
man even among-the renowned mem.
bers of his profession, which is but to ex.
pACSo "Aot llio LAoAhOo INDIVIDUALITY
stantly suggests. While he is man Of
self-possession, he is brought to the ag.
gresslve knowledge Of successful accom-.
plishment. Withal, he is man of mod
est demeanor and inspires one with
confidence and reliance. To hear the
stories of his patients he is perfectly mir
aculous. To hear his own version he
has only travelled the paths of specia
knowledge to point where he is able tc
give the afflicted the benefit Of search.
DR.. Rea enjoys the reputation of. hav
ing one OF the largest special practices o
any physician in the northwest, and hi
has made numerous cures all over tn.
northwestern states. He goes amons
the people who are in need of his ser
vices and those who are not able to visi
him in the city. He spends about on,
half of his time at his Offices IN Mimi
eapolis and the b lance is devoted t.
| special work IN his Offices Throughout
the country.