The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1908-02-14
IT OUGHT:'TO BE
II IN THE PAPER =.
For Fourteen Years Have Waited
For Something Of This
!. Kind.
These are the Words as Used By
William ScheeI, of Alex
il andria, MINI.

pain orffelt we'll. In that time I tried
all kinds of doctors. Ali kinds of
treatment, and all kinds -sof cures.
Was compelled to pay ou: otmy small
income, all the money l could pos
sibly spare and received no benefit
from il, but I was brave. I would not
give up. I had great hope. After
trying everything as I did, I heard
of DIR. Rea. I decided to investigate
his met hods. I was advised against
seeing him. People told me not to
go, but Il did. I have learned since
that the people who had advised me
the strongest were people that did not
know anything about DR.. Rea, people
whom he had never treated, but they
were prrsejudiced thinking that DR..
Rea wanted my money as is usually
the case with doctors who travel away
from home But to me, br. Rea's
name was not a strange one. I had
heard Of him for ten years, but had
not a convenient opportunity to sec
him. + am glad that I did, for he
has cured me of the worse case of
piles that I ever saw. Cured them
with few treatments, without incon-
venience to me. am glad to Say this
much for DR.. Rea. 1 hope that others
that are as sick as I was will see him.
r" William Scheel.
.s + .t;z "a zz5.2ggSs.s.sss,zs gs.s Alexandria, MINI.
Below we publish on account of
what Mrs. Edinsohink of Detroit,
MINI, had to say:
| 7 suffered untold agonies for nine
years. I had a large liberated and
infamed sore leg. I had not been
able to get a good nights rest for
years. Had been treated by the best
doctors throughout the land. Was in
a hospital for time, where they
wanted to operate on me and take my
leg off. About that time I read of DR..
Rea's wonderful cures. I wrote to
some of them, found that they were
bona fde, and went to see him, and
made arrangements to be treated.
The sore on my leg was about six
inches long, extended all around my
leg. DR.. Rea said he could cure me,
and be has: I thank the good Lord
that saw him and trust that others
will see him as ] did.
p Other cures made by DR.. Rea:
G. Christianson, Northwood, N. D.,
cured OF cancer of the lip.
Morris Peterson, Duluth, Minn.,
cured of catarrhl deafness.
Louis Hedin. Albany, Mimi, cured
of blood and stomach trouble.
Mrs. Fred Lepold's daughter, Chas-
ka, Mimi, cured of catarrhl deafness.
Joseph Abrams boy, Ridgeland,
Wis, cured of ruptue..,
Henry Kline, Adell, Wis.,! cured of
blood and skin trouble.
Mrs. Ed. Meen, Cumberland, Wis,
cured of liver, blood and skin trouble,
pronounced incurable by other doc
tors. 4 -
Olof Larson, Wheeler, Wis.,, cured
of piles, had been suffering for 20
years.
Mrs. George Kasanke, st. Cloud,
Mimi, cured Of cancer of the womb.
John Fenchte's child, Brainerd,
Mimi, cured Of blindness.
Mrs. John Gmeiner, Long Prairie,
Mimi, cured Of chonlc liberated sore
legs. Ell ....
4 Jacob W. Gish, Kilkenny, Mimi,
cured Of atism and stiff knee.
Jas. DoWney, Belle Plaine, MINI,
cured Of chronic ulceratice eatarrh q
the stomach.
Fred Tolzman, Waterville, Mimi,
cured Of 9 atarrhal deafness.
II. Nagel's daug ughter, age s yrs,
cured Of stomach trouble (cramps)) ], il
9 months, had tried numerous doctors
for 2 years without receiving 9 parti-
ole Of benefi
Dr. Rea treats mostl j deep seated