Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-10-19


Erickson, Marshalltown, a., cured
f abdominal dropsy, after all others
had failed. q. G. Emerson. Keokuk,
a., catarrh of throat and bronchial
trouble, and slow, wasting form Of
consumption, after being an invalid
for years. Miss Jennie Steele. Colum.
bus Junction. Ia, cured of long stand
ing rheumatism. Miss Christie, of
Kahoka, NO., cured by electricity of
tumor on the face: no scar left. Mre.
Mary Schroeder, F. Madison, a.,
cured of blood and heart troubles of
the most advanced stage.
J. E. Burns, Milford, a., cured of
deafness in 20 inmates; had bsen
afflicted for i've years. Chas. Void,
Falrmont. MIMI, cured IN three
months of nervous debility and lost
vitality. V. a. Arnold, proprietor of
West End hotel, Spirit Lake, Ia,
cured of kidney troubles in 10 days.
John Buff, Cedar Rapids. a., cured
of chronic rheumatism. Miss Anna
Higgins. Iowa City. Ia, cured of
stomach troubles
j. F. Brown, Litchdeld, Mimi.
cured of chronic disesse and stomach
trouble
Andrew Nelson, Crow River.
MIMI, cured of nervous debility and
chronic constipation.
Mrs. Gust. Hammerback, Wheaton,
MIMI, cured of tumor on the thigh.
Cured by DR.. Res's famous Injection
plan, with no operation and without
loss of blood.
F. NJ. Cummings. East Grand
Forks, cured of chronic epilepsy. His
case had Eeen pronounced lncurable
by other doctors.
Mike Currsn, Mimic, N. D., cured
of chronic piles. Cured by DR.. Rea S
Red Cross treatment.
Miss Martha Murphy, st. Cloud,
MIMI. says Dr. Rea saved her life by
curing her Of chronic liberated stom-
ach.
E. Honoyman, Castlston, N. D.,
cu'el of chronic rheumatism.
A. Fullwieler, Round Lake, Mimi,
! cured of chronic neuritis and
Bright's disease. Cu4ed in one
month 9 treatment.
Alics M. Cady, Emerald, N. D.,
cured of consumption. Other doctors
said that she would die and it would
be useless for her 70 doctor.
Oscar Holstien. Fargo, N. D., cured
of consumption.
Mrs. Mary Stanley. Oskaloosa, L.,
cured Of catarrh of the head and eye
troubles
DR.. Rea's practise is distributed
alike over the Southern and Western
country.
Toe sick come everywhere to see
him. They come nearly dead, and 60
away WELL Miss lara Maggie, now
the wife of q prominent railroad
official. Greensboro, KY, Gu: ed of
catarrhal consumption. Mrs. M. F.
Rice, of Memphis, NO., cured of
Lucrative sore legs and blood poison.
e. 81. Ethe1ly, Little Rock. Ark.
cured of total blindness. Miss
Philip Trout. Mt. Vernon. Ind,
cured of cancer of the face.
q. D. Hess, Brinkley, Ark, oper-
ated on for cross eyes, and cured in
three minutes. Mrs. e. B. Blockson,
Terre Haute, Ind. cured of chronic
J female troubles cured in six weeks
John Mcnamara, Marshalltown. H.,
cured of eczema of 40 years. standing
had tried Is doctors. j. NJ. Boile,
Chetops, Kss.. cured of nervous de-
biiity, bladder troubles and wasting
"Bow does DR.. Rea perform these
curesf' ask half a dozen voices.
"God only knows,'' replied Prof.
Wey coff, but he does it. He is man
of great skill and experience. besides
he possesses almost spiritual gift in
diagnosing disease. have talked
to numbers of his patients. and they
. have all told me that he tells them
their troubles better than they could
have told him. I believe there are
other DR.. Reas, bat only one DR..
Rea who has cured thousands of in.
durable cases all over this country.
He seems to cure incurable diseases ae
though they were slight defects. Hi
cures are tho work Of God and the
brain of q great man. We can't tell
how he performs them. but the world
knows that he does. I consider DR..
Rea the greatest physician that ever
lived. Thouah only q young man.
he stands as . physician greater than
tnat of any score of physicians. ]
have seen him In q hundred cases
examining men and women with all
kinds of diseases (all strangers tc
hlm) and tell each ono his disease
without asking q question. In thu
more malignant diseases. such Of
cancers. tumors, consumption AND
heart troubles, he il at his best. u
|-Prof. L. O. Pemberton in Lexlpg'
ton, KY. Gazette. to thu
Little Falls Herald.
DR.. Rea viii visit st. Cloud ut the
Grand Central Hotel. Monday Oct.
%, from noon until p. m.
Little Falls, Mimi, at the Buchanan
Hotel. Tuesday, Oct. %.
Brainerd. MIMI. 1T Ransford Hotel,
Wednesday, Oct. 24th.
! Staples. MIMI. at Hotel National,
! a. 0exL