The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-10-03

Mrs. T. Blair, Milton, N. D.,
disabled with rheumatism and tuber-
cular joints, cured.
Mrs. VIM. Darch, Portland, N. D.,
had lost her sight, her mind and her
hearing; had rheumatism and tubercu-
loSis-cured.
Ole Saffron, Colgate, N. D., cured
of istula and piles.
r. r. Gray, Sheldon, N. D., cured
of dropsy and constitutional i'll health.
George Beer, East Grand Forks,
Mimi, cured of cancer of the lip.
Mrs. M. Larson, Wilmar, Mimi,
cured of tuberculosis of the lungs.
John Lundemo, Pennock, Mimi,
cured of bladder trouble; kidney
trouble that had almost run into
Bright's disease.
A. Baxter, merchant, Wheeler, Wis.
had been operated on two different
times with no promise of recovery.
Was disabled from business. Cured
quickly with DR.. Rea's treatment.
James Downey, Belle PLANE, Mimi,
cured of deafness and Lucrative
catarrh of the stomach.
Mrs. James A. Pratt, Iona, N. D.,
cured of chronic constipation. rvo
prostration and general debility.
Thomas Crawford, Niagara, N. D.,
cured of eating cancer of the lip
August Anderson, 1138 Laurel av-
enue. Superior, Wis, cured of large
ulcerating cancer of the lip. Three
injections cured him. This cancer
had been cut out before, but always
returned.
Mrs. Herbert Watt, 6l2 Fifty-trst
avenue, West Duluth, cured of stom-
ach catarrh and constipation.
/ Alex. Beal, New Richmond, Wis,
/ cured Of protruding piles, no opera
ton. Cured with the injection medi-
cine.
Mrs. L. G. Smith, Fort Dodge, Iowa,
cured of large goitre. Four injections
cured her completely.
. Emma Mohl, Clinton, Iowa, cured
of varicocele. Two injections.
f, A. G. Casperson, Deer Park, Wis,
cure of heart disease.
L. N. Mason, Agnew, S. D., cured
of loss of memory and brain trouble.
DR.. Rea does not confined his treat
ment exclusively to the injection meth
cd process, inasmuch as he has beer
a specialist for the last twenty years,
: treating and curing diseases of men
T diseases of women, chronic diseases
nervous and deep seeded diseases. HI
has by reason of much experience sue
! ceeded successfully in discovering 9th
er methods invaluable in this specia
! line of practice. DR.. Rea Bros. s
K Co., laboratory at POP Nioollet avenue
? Minneapolis, is the largest individual
( drug laboratory in the Northwest. Thi
J. laboratory is presided over by two ex
pert chemists, and prescriptions rem
T edies and drug combinations as origi
: mated by DR.. Rea are of the creates
! Importance. DR.. Rea has spent year
7 of study in America and Europe an
8 no physician is better prepared t
\ treat diseases than he. His experienc
. in diagnosing and his ability to tel
Z the patient the name of their diseas
4 without asking a question, and tn
J: mere fact that he has been vtsitin
some of the principal cities in tn
< Northwest for the last ten years is a
i enforcement of his experience and e2
2 pertness as a physician specialist.
This article is published in the il
! terest of DR.. Rea and of those VIII
. read it, and in need of services comm
I under his line of specially.
! Minneapolis, Mimi, Oct. 2, 1907.
? Special to the Hope Pioneer:
! DR.. Rea announces that he wi
! make his next professional visit to tt
= following towns as published her
Z with below:
+ Willmar, Mimi, Merchants Hote
Wednesday, Oct. 9th, from noon unit
P. M.
" East Grand Forks, Mimi, Gre
- Northern Hotel, Thurs, Oct. 10th.
Moorhead, Mimi, Hills Europes
u Hotel, Friday, Oct. 18th.
This special visit Of DR.. Rea's W:
> afford his many patients, friends, a,
others interested, an opportunity
Z: consult this eminent specialist, SON
what close to their homes.
8. His consultations, examination
and advise to those interested, is ST.
. I now have the Agency for tt
&: SwastikaL Laundry of Devils LAX
& Basket leaves Wednesday NOR
ing returning Saturday mornin
Patrons please note change
g time. A. B. Mclaughlin.