The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-06-25
AT HUDSON SAINTARlUM
Doctors said case was hopeless.
Dakota.
Dakota.

OA NAlSDSl AZ, 1VO', was U-S
charged from the sanitarium, and told
to go home. That my case was hope
less; that l could not be cured, and
that l would never regain my eye
sight which was at that time near
r. gone.
Am writing this today to DR.. Rea,
who cured me. l write him from
Royceville, Wis, on May Sth, 1908.
I tell him my name is William Oh
son, and that my name is in his Of
flee case book. ] tell him that my
eyes are well; that 1 have stopped
taking his medicines, and don't know
that l will need any more, though
it may be that l will take a little
more later on, but that l will see
him some time or other at his office,
as 1 pass through the city. People
who are interested in my case, can
write me at my home, William Oh
son, Clear Lake, S. D., and it will
be forwarded to me.
Signed,
WILLIAM OLSON.
This letter of William Olson, which
is On file at the office of DR.. Rea
Minneapolis, Mimi, is substantial an6
comes without solicitation. 1t is an
other evidence of a blind man, a
sick man, and a discouraged man from
way off in South Dakota, finding re-
lief, in this Minneapolis celebrated
doctor He is not the only person
that is being cured by DR.. Rea. There
are thousands of others and while
doctors as a rule are prejudicet
against DR.. Rea, there is no ques
tion but what he is remarkable mar
ard curing many diseases that art
gwen up as hopeless and even with
cut relief.
We publish the names also o.
sCme others who have been cured
by D. Rea. These names are publish
ed with the consent and approval O.
these parties concerned.
Gilbert Hove, Thief River Falls
Mimi, cured of blood and skin trou
BILE.
MIS-. Amund o. Lee, Fosston, Mimi
cured of a chronic nervous trouble
that she had suffered with for years
Mrs. Ferdinand Tesch, Long Prai
RE Minn., cured of enlarged livel
and stomach trouble.
Mrs august Kuklok, Rices, MINI.
cured CT big neck, or goitre of tht
neck
Mrs. G. Rohner, Long Prairie, Minr'
cured of varicose veins and chronic
ulcerative catarrh.
Miss Tena Williams, Ulen, Mimi,
cured of appendicitis without oper
alton.
Mrs. ]. Droskoski, Little Falls
Mimi, cured of cancer way back II
1902, writes recently that she ha:
never had a return of the disease anC
that she is in excellent health.
Peter Slough, Nary, Mimi, cured o
paralysis OF the right side. Consulted
Or. Rea after learning that DR.. Re;
had cured his neighbor.
E,o5 Aldo
Mimi, cured of stomach, liver ant
kidney trouble.
Miss Mary Peterson, daughter o
Norris Peterson, of the United State
custom house at Duluth, Mimi, cure'
of tubercular consumption. DR.. Re
had a hard pull with Miss Peterson
but brought her out sound and well
She was far gone when he commence
treating her.
Mrs. Louise Hill, West Duluth
Mimi, cured of chronic eczema all
blood troubles. Symptoms of canoe
were complicated with this disease
August Schafer, New Ulm, Mimi
cured of catarrh.
Jacob w. Gish, Kilkenny, MINI
cured of rheumatism and stiff knee
after he had been on crutches TO
many years; had tried lots of doc
tors.
Fred Tolman, Waterville, MINI
cured of chronic catarrh.
J. A. Nagels five-year-old daughtel
Jackson, Mimi, cured OF stomac
trouble and cramps after having treat
ed for two years without results Wit
| other doctors. Cured by DR.. Rea an
has never had a symptom since.
Miss Marie Kostka, Hutchinson
Mimi, operated on and cured OF eros
eyes in ten minutes.
Rasmus Jorgenson, boy, age sever
Jackson, Mimi, cured of bronchls
and stomach troubles. Had trle
many doctors.
Wenzel Zika, LeSueur Center
Mimi. cured of bronchitis and enron
ic catarrh of the stomach.
Miss Selma Carlstrom, Detrol
Mimi, writes: Your medicine na
done me lots of good; my face