River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-02-22

science was not so well developed
as today. True, there were many
valuable inventions, beginning
from nature; developments took
place slowly. The sciences of
writing, printing, the science of
astronomy, medicine, etc., were
known somewhat even in those an
Gent empires. Seventeen hundred
years before Christ the great Egyp-
tan Rameses IL, the Pharaoh of the
Exodus, who chased Moses and the
children of Israel across the Dead
Sea and who was, one of the great
est conquering generals in the
world, conquering in his day all of
the then semi-civilized nations,
was man of unusual attainment,
man of fine physique, we'll devel-
oped body and an ever-thlnklng
brain. His mummy today, now
nearly 1000 years old, is lying in
state of perfect preservation in the
great Museum of Cairo, Egypt.
This great mummy of Rameses Ii,
the remains of 1900 years of time
of one of the most wonderful men
that ever lived, has attached to 1t
one of the most interesting histories
of the past, and from that time to
the present date denotes one contin-
ua1 advance ment.
With bare hands and vacant
mind he began his struggle with ma
ture and the great problems of life
and destiny. The lightning that
terrified him with its thunder and
the waterfall in which he saw the
home of the malignant god is now
harnessed by us as he harnessed
the waterox thousands of years ago
and that waterfall pulls our electric
power as the OK pulls the creaking
two-wheeled cart.
The live man of today is not the
man to let the grass grow under
his feet, let him be doctor, lawyer,
merchant or tradesman, and while
some succeed, others fail, but the
percentage of those who succeed
outweigh the balance of those who
fail. / refer you to man and mas
ter of great system of medicine; a
man who thinks with his, own brain
and stands on his own resources; a
post graduate of some of the best
medical schools of the world, has
travelled TO almost all parts OF the
earth, has viewed from the tops OF
the Pyramids the beautiful valley
of the Egyptian Nile, has penetrat-
ed into the tombs of the most fam
Gus kings of the world, has visited
the Holylands, the birth of religion
and civilization, has Travelled extern
sive1y in South America, Mexico,
knows continental Europe like a
book and has studied his profess
sion in some of the most famous
hospitals of the world, has discov-
cred some of the most valuable
chemical combinations of this the
twentieth century. This man,
eminently situated at the top of his
profession, man whose system of
treatment for chronic diseases and
diseases of the heart, stomach,
bowels, liver, lungs, cancer, etc.,
has never been equalled, man
who is curing his patients when
they have been experimental on by
others almost unto death. In this
refer you to DR.. Rea and some of the
many he has cured.
Henry Nyhouse, Duluth Mimi,
cured of chronic catarrh of the stom-
ach, bad blood, general indisposi-
ton. Had doctored with a good
many doctors and had taken all
kinds of treatment, but no relief.
Mrs. H. P. Jacobson, Langdon,
Mimi, cured of chronic dyspepsia
and liver troubles. Cured after
all other doctors had failed.
Ole Larson, Wild Rice, N. D.,
cured in two months of chronic
catarrh of the stomach.
Tobias Grady, 831 Lake Av. S.,
Duluth, Mimi, cured of cancer of the
lip by one treatment of DR.. Rea's
Hypodermic Injection Fluid. The
most wonderful and successful can
Ger cure in the world.
Mrs. Robt. Kern, Emerson, Man,
cured of appendicitis. Another doc
tor said she would have to be oper-
ated on.
Frank Hughes, Dwight, N. D.,
cured of cancer of the lip with two
injections. This cancer had been
cut out several times, but always
returned.
| Mrs. John Engstrom, Two Har-
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