Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-01-30

Columbus Junction, Ia, cured of To- g
standing rheumatism. Miss Christie,
OF Kahoka, Mo-, cured by electric ty
OF tumor on the face; no scar left.
Mrs. Mary Schroeder, TT Madison, Ia,
cured ofblood and heart troubles of the
most advanced stage. J. f. Burns,
Milford, Ia, cured of deafness in 20
minutes; had been afflicted forfiveyeals
Chas. Void, Fairmont. Mimi, cured
in three months of nervous debility
and lost vitality. V. A. Arnold prop
rietor of West End hotel, Spirit Lake,
Ia, cured of kidney tronbles in l0days.
John Huff, Cedar Rapids, Ia, cured
OF chronic rheum atism. Miss Anna
Higgins, Iowa City, Ia, cured of
stomach troubles.''
j. F. Brown, Litchtield, Mimi, cured
Of chronic disease 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.. Rea'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 been pronounced incurable by
other doctors.
| Mike Curran, Mimic, n. D., cured
of chronic piles. Cured by DR.. Rea's
famous Red Cross treatment.
Miss Martha Murphy, St. Cloud,
MIMI, says Dr. Itea saved her life by
curing her of chronic liberated
stomach.
| E. Honeyman, Castlcton. y. d.,
cured OF chronic rheumatism
a. Fullwieler, found Lake, Mimi.
cured of chronic neuritis anu Briyhl's
disease. Cured in one months treat
ment.
| Alice NJ. Cady, Emerado, n. D.,
| cured of consumption. Other doctors
| said that she wonld die and it would
be useless for her to doctor
Oscar Holstien, Fargo, n. D.. cured
Of consumption.
| Mrs. Mary Stanley, Oskaloosa, Ia,
; cured of catarrh of the head and eve
, troubles.
> DR.. Rea's practice is Distributed
: alike over the Southern and Western
country.
-hOn
, him. They come nearly dead, and go
: away well. Miss Clara Nagle, now
the wife of a prominent railroad off,
> clal, Greensboro. Ky, cured of ca
) tarrhal consumption. Mrs. NJ. F.
| Rice, of Memphis, Mo. cured Of ulcer
alive sore legs and blood poison =
> Fl. Etherly, Little Rock, Ark, cu4.-
of total blindness Miss PHILLIP
Trout, Mt. Vernon, Ind, cured of
cancer of the face. H. D. Hess,
Brlnkley. Ark. operated on for cross
!, eyes, and cured ia three minutes.
Mrs. f. Is. Blockson, Terre Haute,
Ind, cured of chronic female troubles,
, cured in six weeks. John Mcnamara,
Marsh alltown, | a. cured of eczema of
{! 40 years standing: had tried II
; doctors. j. NJ. Boile, Chetopa, Kas.,
cured of nervous debility, bladder
troubles and wasting vitality.
: How does Dr.. Rea perform these
cures?" ask half a dozen voices.
, "God only knows" replied Prof.
> Weycotf, ''but he does it. He is
man of great skill and experience.
> besides he possesses almost a spiritu-
! al gift in diagnosing disease. I
, have talked to numbers Of his pa
tients, and they have all told me that
t he tells them their troubles better
than they could have told him. be-
| lieve there are other DR.. Reas, but
only one DR.. Rea who has cured
| thousands of incurable cases all over
> this country. He seems to cure incur
? able diseases as though they were
only slight defects. His cures are the
work Of God and the brain of great
, man. We can t tell how he performs
them, but the world knows that he
does. | consider DR.. Rea the greatest
physician that ever lived. Though
only a young man, be stands as a
, physician greater than that of any
score Of physicians. l have seen him
! in a hundred cases examine men and
women with all kinds of diseases (all
; strangers to him) and tell each one his
> disease without asking question. In
the more malignant diseases, such as
cancers, tumors, consumption and
heart troubles, he is at his best. -
Prof. L. O. Pemberton in Lexington,
KY, Gazette.
MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. 80, 'O7.
J Special to the TRIBUNE:
T. DR.. Rea will make his next regular
professional visit as follows:
! Willmar, Mimi, Merchants hotel,
Wednesday, Feb. 6, noon until p. NJ.
r East Grand Forks, MIMI, G. N.
: Hotel, Thursday, Feb. 7.
Moorhead, Mimi, European Hotel,
, Friday, Feb. 8.
r Duluth, Mimi, Spaulding Hotel,
!, Saturday, Feb. 9.
d Minneapolis, Mimi, Office, POP
g Nicollet Ave.
Wiiimar Tannery.