The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-24

In the glorious days OF the Egyp-
tian, Chinese and Greek empires sci
ence was not so we'll developed as
today. True, there were many Valu-
able inventions beginning from ma
tire; developments took place slow
ly. The sciences OF writing, printing,
the science OF astronomy, medicine,
etc, were known somewhat even in
those ancient empires. Seventeen I
hundred years before Christ the
great Egyptian ,Ramises H., the Pha-
raoh of the Exodus, who chased
Moses and the. children OF Israel across
the Dead Sea aud who was one OF the
greatest conquering general Is in the
world, conquering in his day all the
then sem-civilized nations, was a man
of unusual attainment, man OF hne
physique, a we'll developed body and an
ever thinking brain. HIS mummy to-
day, now nearly four thousand years
DID, is lying in state OF perfect pres
ervation in the great Museum OF Cairo,
Egypt. This great mummy OF Ramlses
H., the remains Of 1000 years OF time
OF one Of the most wonderful men that
ever lived, has attached to it one oi the
most interesting histories OF the past,
and from that time to the present date
denotes one continual advancement.
With bare hands and vacant mind
he began his struggle with nature 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 creaklng
| two wheeled cart. %"1,,
| The live man OF today is not the
man, to let the grass grow under his
! feet let him be a doctor, lawyer mer-
chant or tradesman, and while some
succeed, others fail, but the percentage
OF those who succeed outweigh the bal
| ance 6f those who fail. | refer you
to a man and master OF a great system
of medicine; a man who thinks with
/ his own brain and stands on his own
| resources; 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 penetrated into the
ltonibs OF the most famous kings OF the
| world, has visited the Holy land, the
birth OF religion and civilization, has
: Travelled extensively in South America,
Mexico, knows continental. Europe
| like "a book and has studied his profes-
sion in some Of the most famous hos
pitfalls OF the world, has discovered
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 1equalled, a man
j who is curing his patients when they
have been experimental on by Others
to DR.. Rea and some OF the many nc
has cured. .:.
4 Henry Nyheuse, Duluth. MINI, cured
. OF chronic catarrh OF the stomach, bad
blood and general indispositfon. Had
doctored with a good many doctors
| and had taken all kinds Of treatment
but no relief. .>
Il Mrs. III. P. jacobson. Iangdon
i Mimi, cured OF chronic dyspepsia AM
4 liver troubles. Cured after all other
doctors had failed. %
i 4 Ole Larson. Wild Rice, N. D., 1curee
| in two months of chronic catarrh q
E the stomach. 81, T. 4, ,S.~g5 t.. s,...a l..
Tobias Grady, 83I Lake avenue
J, South Duluth, MINI, cured OF caneel
!, Iof the lip by one treatment Of u DR.
J, Rea's Hypodernic. Injection Fluid. Tht
most wonderful and successful cancer
.icure in the world. #
ii Mrs. Robt. Kern, Emerson, Man.
4 lcured Of appendicitis. Another doctot
said she would have to be operated on