The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-09-28
~ MEXICO.
Queer 1olngs OF Some Of IT'S People.
3, Or. o. w. RxA, minneapolis.

The woman is a be asst OF burden
the child a wild little thing that
gets barely enough water to drink
and none to wash In the man stands
wrapped to the eyes in his gaudy
blanket, as still and solemn as ii the
very silence of the desert had struck
into his soul His body is dwarfed
and drawn and his mind runs into a
very narrow channel. He is but the
stunted growth OF his pool surround
dngs. Some day the lands around
him may be irrigated and when the
green fields stretch away before his
eyes and the flowers bloom in his
path and birds cone to mate in the
trees that will grow, it will f~reslen
him and his children and will have
q ',etter place among the sons of
men.
In the City of Mexico there are
tllree:hundred deaths a day. These
deaths are caused principally from
neglect and non-attendance Of a
physician. The principal diseases
-arist from the filth and neglect. Il
lis a common sight in the Mexican
cities to see a Mexican with a coffin
containing a corpse on his shoulder,
carving it down the middle of the
street and the mourners following.
In the City Of Mexico. which has a
population of 500, 900 people, the gov
eminent has provided special funeral
Mcars, which add greatly to the con-
venience of their burial. DIR. w. ID.
Rae has perhaps studied the habits
of the Mexican more thoroughly than
any other American physician. He
has Travelled among the plain pee
,pI,, praeticed among the rich, stud
led tn ir habits, studied the action
of medicines on different individ-
nals. and has for, ulated plans and
prescriptions froln my long exper-
.-ience tbatsrarely fail to cure disease.
Some recent cures that we take
the liberty to publish:
Mrs. Lucy Rronders, Kent, Mimi,
cured OF chronic rheumatism of the
feet and stiffness of the ankles. Had
Ibeen sick for many years and tried
smany treatments. Cured with DR..
Rea's celebrated treatment in a few
months.
Andrew Jackson, Athens, Green
CO., N. Y, cured Of piles without an
operation. Cured with DR.. Rea's
Red Cross Pile Cure treatment.
Mrs. f. e. Neuman, 999 Canal
street. Grand Rapids. Mich, cured
Of an liberated cancefous growth on
the eyelid. DR.. Kea was called to
Chicago and treated her one time
only She is completely cured after
havtne been given up to die by the
doctors.
Gotlieb Passhrig, Great Bend, N.
ID. cured Of chronic catarrh of the
stomach, constipation and bad blood.
g. J. Erickson, Mountain, N. D.,
cured Of rheumatism. blood poison
and stiffness Of the JOINTS.
Albert Berg, Adrian, Mimi, cured
sof stomach troubles and epilepsy.
Walter Snow, Boscobel, Wis, saws
DR.. Rea's medicines are the best he
v took in his life.
H. c. Myers New Prague, Mimi.
scilred OF heart disease and stomach
troubles. Had been pronounced in
scnra5le by other physicians.
a. W. Martin, Mora. Mimi. cured
Of eating cancer Of the face without
IAN op ration bv DR. Rea's Injection
plan. The most complete and sure
cure known liz MEDICAL his
tory.
Victor Anderson, Fargo, N. d.,
cured Of chronic uric acid rlleuma-
ttstn. The medicine lie had taken
before always made him worse. DR..
Rea's Cascola tire atment soon elinin-
ated the rheumatism entirely frolu
his system.
Mrs. r U. Evans. Mt. Claire Sta
ton. Chicago, I'll writes: 'tDr.
Rea, have heard OF your wonderful
cancer cure. This is a great field for
cancers and | would like TO open Il
branch office here in Chicago Witha n
assistant physician to treat patients.
am a nurse and understand hypn-
81. NapOleon.