River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1905-11-23
A RACE FOR LIFE.
BIT BY A DEADLY INSECT.
Train Delayed Several Hours on
Account of O Wreck.

II.
recommended him to the one who was then
attending me- and at the same time asked him
about the disease of his friend. In reply he
stated that about three weeks before he had
| been bitten by some kind of spider, and while
| they had tried the skill of the best and most
not ed physicians in their section of the coun-
| try none had been of any advantage to him.
/ About two months ago a growt tn had appeared
in the glands in the side of the neck. This was
removed by an operation but soon reappeared
A late conference of the home doctors have
reported that he could not live and we are
now enroute to Minnea polls MIMI to consult
the specialist, Dr. Rea, of that city. Our train
being delayed few hours, we are now com
PEELED to remain in Austin until evening.
''You will not see DR.. Rea in Minneapolis ? ]
replied. ''as remember seeing in the Houston
Post where Dr. Rea win visit Houston, Tex in
4 a few days, therefore you had better stop
there and save yourself the journey" "What,'
muttered the sufferer between his alf-closed
teeth 'Dr. Rea of Minneapolis in Texas. how
/ Fortunate
They left Austin that night and upon arriving
at Houston the next morning found that Dr.
Rea was due in Houston one day later.
! DIR. Rea arriving in due time, was informed
of the suffering and Importance of the patient
waiting and he fastened to make an early ex.
| animation of his case.
Without asking him question DR.. Rea said
! to him: my dear sir, it is my opinion that you
| have been bitten by some poisonous insect: it
is also my opinion that one of your parents or
very near relatives has died of cancer and that
your system, being specially liable to develop
/ cancer, has only been aggravated by this bite,
which has produced cancerous growth. With
the proper treatment your case can be cured.
Do you want me to doctor your"
| Eyes, said the gentleman.
| No sooner had his permission been granted
than DIR. Rea injected something into the
growth, gave him something to make him rest
| then sent him to his room to lie down. Being
treated in the same manner the next day, he
started to his home, stopping in Austin few
hours between trains. saw him again at the
hotel He assured me that he was feeling
much better and that the Doctor had promised
him permanent and lasting cure in from
three to five months. Being interested in his
case gave him my address. Six months after
wards 1 received letter from him saying that
DR.. Rea had cured him and that he was in bet
ter health than he had been for years. need
not say that 1 changed doctors and in short
time DR.. Rea had cured me permanently. I
~
have in all sections of the country have been
in, they all tell me of the miraculous features
in DR.. Reas practice, his unerring ability to
tell patient his disease without asking ques-
tion and the speed and ease with which he
cures the most malignant disease. / know
what say when L say that Dr. Rea can take
any sick person and in a few minutes tell every
phase of their disease better than they can tell
trim
through the West stopping in South Dakota.
Have learned that DIR. Rea has over seventeen
hundred patients in that state His books
show in connection with the investigation of
the facts that in cancer, consumption tumor,
paralysis, fatty degeneration of the heart
kidney and nervous diseases, that he does not
lose one case in ninety, that his patients are
those having the worst cases of chronic dis
eases and have been given up by other phys-
clans as incurable, and yet these incurable
malignant diseases seem to be handled by him
with the utmost ease and uniform success
The names of some of the pstients whom he
has cured have come to my notice.
MRS. w. COCHRAN, WoonSocket. S, D.,
cured of terrible case of piles, which she
had for years.
HANS SwENsoN, Pretoria, S. D., cured of
bladder and kidney trouble of long standing.
GEORGE MAxoN, Lodi, S. D., cured of kidney
| disease in three months after the doctors had
said it was diabetes and that no one could cure
him.
HNDREw HADLEY, Cantha. s.. D., cured of
chronic sore eyes in three months
Mrs. M. 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 DIR. Rea
in three months.
FROM WISCONSIN PEOPLE.
BEN TAYLOR, Durand, cured of kidney and
nervous trouble. Had suffered for years Had
tried many other doctors without any relief
whatever.
CHRIST NELSON, Eau Gale, cured of chronic
rheumatism of long standing
FRED MORGAN, Menomonie, had suffered
| from stomach, liver, and blood troubles for
years Treated by all kinds of doctors without
any relief. Dr. Rea cured him in FIVE months.
| MRS. H. NJ LAKE, Wheeler, cured of paraly-
| sis
MARTIN JOHNSON, Knapp, cured of rheuma-
| tism and heart trouble.
| GEO. KoTHLow, Menomonie, cured of catarrh
and lung trouble.
| JOE Policy, Knapp, cured of eye trouble.
MRS. EMMA KNIGHT, Knapp cured of rheuma-
tism and female troubles.
/ EDNA HANS, Baldwin, cured Of eye trouble.
Was compelled to quit school. After taking
DR.. Reas treatment her eyes are well and she
| is going to school every day.
MRS. BERT WALsINGHAM, Ellsworth, cured
by DR.. Rea after being sick for many years.
Other doctors had pronounced her incurable.
| MRS. CHARLES RoTH'S girl Mitchell. g. D.. cur
ed of cross eyes.
FRANK PETERS Redheld, s. D., cured of nerv-
| business.
| LOUIS BICKIEG, WATERFOWL, S. D., cured OF
slow consumption and stomach trouble
That DR.. Rea cure them are sufficient reasons
to prove that he is one of the greatest special
| lists of modern times. E. B. WOOD
In Minneapolis Tribune
Especial to the JoURNAL) The many pa
| tients of Dr. Rea win be glad to know that he
has arranged his next professional visit and
| will visit the towns as stated here below. This
coming of DR. Rea. will enable his many pa
tients to consult this eminent specialist close
to their homes. Consultation and examination
to those interested, sio0.
WISCONSIN.
RIVER FALLS, Parker House. Monday Nov 27
ELLSWORTH, Lane House, Tuesday Nov 49,
BALDWIN, Commercial Hotel, Wednesday
Nov. 2o.
KNAPP, Kenyon Hotel Thursday, Nov. 80.
MENoMoNIE, Central Hotel Friday, Dec. l.
DURAND, Prindle's Inn. Saturday, Dec. 2, until
2 O'Clock p. m.
EAU CLAIRE, Eau Claire House, Saturday. Dec.