The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-09-03

Yes, was BedIly uedu. uoSS wv
tored with doctors in five towns and
was given up to die. l suffered with
heart trouble and dropsy. My loweer
limbs were all swollen. was ner-
vous, my circulation was almost
stopped, MY appetite was gone, Was
dizzy color was bad, and l was more
dead than alive Was unable to do
NV work for many years. Was in bed
for nearly a whole year. l am now
doctoring with DR.. Res. ! am on my
way to see him. He has treated me a
few months only and his treatment Is
working wonderful on me- When
told my last doctor that doctored
with, that ] had quit him, and was
doctoring with DR.. Rea he said
"Well, ! did all that ! could do for
you, and could not do more for you."
People are surprised to see me go
around and look so well after having
been an invalid SO long and it is the
talk of the town of what wonderful
change has been made in me. DR..
Rea's medicines make me feel so good
Thev are certainly wonderful.
These are some of the words as said
bv Mrs. Smith, of Bemidji, MINI. Hell
minister, of Fergus Falls, has asked
her to notify him regularly as to how
she is getting along. and that he
wants to send patients to DR.. Rea
and that if DR.. Rea is such wonder
full man, he wants to make it known
to others.
We print by permission the names
of a few of DR.. Rea's many patients.
These people represent the most res
pected people in the community in
which they live.
Son of M. Mahrer, of Perry, N. d.,
with an open sore in the left lung
passing almost through the body. A
most remarkable case. Mrs. Mahrer
Travelled long distance of nearly two
hundred miles from Perry, N. D., to
Alexandria, Mimi, to See DIR. Rea- |
She writes on July 1st, that the boy is
almost we'll. He has had, so far, only |
four months treatment. This case
excites the curiosity of the most skep-
tical. Those that believe that such
disease could not be cured.
Charley Larson's son of five years
old, Long Prairie, Mimi, suffering |
from diabetes, and it was said by
local doctors to be absolutely incura-
BILE. Now well, after being three
months in DR.. Rea's care.
Mrs. ]. McMaster, sos E. Superior
st. Duluth, Mimi, was cured of tu-
bercular glands of the neck with DR..
Rea's famous hypodermic injection
fluid. This hypodermic treatment is
wonderful one. Injecting medicine
directly into the growth with a hypo-
dermic needle, destroys the tubercular
germs. DR.. Rea has made many re-
markable cures throughout the entire
United States and his fame as spec
ialist is and has at no time ever been |
exaggerated.
Mrs. w. M. Stafford's son, twelve
years old, at Harvey, N. D., little
puny diseased child with running
sores on his legs, could hardly walk,
had been that way for years, is also
a notable cure of DR.. Rea. These
cures of Dr. Rea are bona fide. They
are such diseases that are considered
incurable by the ordinary physician
and for him to be able to cure them
Is more than miraculous. If sick peo-
pie value their lives at all, don't hesi-
tate to see DR.. Ra even though you
have to go hundreds of miles, do so
and be cured.
Mrs. H. E. Bowers, Bemidji, Mimi,
r. No. 1, cured of protruding piles.
Says she would not take $1,000 for
what DR.. Rea has done for her in a
few treatments. She had given up
hope of ever being cured.
Mrs. Christ Yost, Little Falls,
MINI. Was cured of a very serious
ailment of the stomach and heart.
This case had developed so far that it
was at one time, thought to he can
Ger.
John Hallcr, Pierre, Mimi, operated
on and cured of double cross eyes,
Quickly done without pain, and with
out inconvenience to business.
Henry Wilkes, Little Falls, Mimi,
cured of kidney trouble and bladder
disease, that was injuring his health
and was considered to be hopeless
case.
August Zutzs, Kimball Prairie, MINI
cured of enlargement of the liver,
stomach and bowel trouble.
Miss Hanna Sherberg, Black Duck.
Mimi, Box 71O, writes: "The medi-
cine of DR.. Rea is helping wonderful
ly. shall never forget him for what
he has done for me-"
N. M. Stafford's boy of Harvey N.
D., cured of ulcaratod lao ana Ia;