The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-05-13
This0ne | Ihing,IDo"
The Apostle Paurs Famous Words Adapted to Modern
Thought
Famous Physicians Devote Their Attention to Special Dis
) and Effect Wonderful
Cures

The physician that treats both
chronic and acute diseases, making no
special study of one kind of ailments
more than another, cannot be so sue
cessful as the doctor who makes spe-
:ialty of certain line of diseases and
ievotes his whole time and attention
to the study and practice of that spe-
cialty. The practice of medicine is
too broad field for one to become
proficient. Medical science has ad
vanced wonderfully in the past fifteen
years, as you all know, which is large
ly due to centralizing it's study. The
specialists are the physicians that we
must give credit largely for enlighten-
ing the medical world.
In the treatment of consumption,
heart disease, nervousness, there are
very few specialists better qualified
than DR.. Rea & Co., of Minneapolis,
MINI. They do not treat typhoid. few
er, whooping cough, measles, and those
acute diseases for which the local home
physician is called upon to treat. 1t
is not their desire to antagonize nor to
take from the home physician that
part of the business which really be-
longs to him.
In many instances where people are
devoid of funds to pay for the medi-
cine only, they have never turned
them away without. seeking to give
them relief.
By permission we are pleased to
publish a few of some of the cures
they have made throughout the states
of Minnesota and the Dakotas. These
are only few, as time and space will
not permit us to publish more. Con-
sultation, $1.0O. .4
Mrs. Carrie Hunter, -Drayton, n: d.,
cured of heart, nervous and stomach
trouble. Had been given up to die. Il
Mrs. Ole S. Marud, Lengby, Mimi,
cured of gastric ulcer of the stomach,
constipation and liver trouble Z:
Harry Franks, Emerson, Man, cur
ed of gastric ulcer of the stomach aft
er all other doctors had failed.
L. S. Dreasler, Cando, n. d. cured
of chronic diarrhoea and piles OF long
standing after other doctors had given
him up. ,. ....u --E
Gotlieb Passbrig, Great Bend, N. d.,
cured of chronic catarrh OF the stom-
ach, constipation and bad blood. .at
Albert Berg, Adrian, Minn., cured
of stomach troubles and epilepsy.
Miss Nellie Dragsdale, Skybo, Mimi,
cured quickly of rheumatism and ca
tarrh, when other doctors told her it
was no use to doctor. .....- ~..,
Miss Lydia Buck, Wheatland, N. D.,
cured of early consumption and brou-
chial troubles. ~
Mrs. P. G. Rognlie, Halstead, Minn.,
cured of tumor of the breast. Nocut-
ting.
Miss Emma Geving, Mcintosh,
MILL. WTIOSS. III. ltCd, yOu oiS,Soiy
ing me of consumption. My cough is
all gone" .'
Mrs. A. J. Hill, Hartley, Ia, writes:
."Dr. Rea: You cured a friend of mine
of catarrh. l want to take your treat
ment."
II. c. Myers, New Prague, Mihn..
cured of heart disease and stomach
trouble. --.s .s~.&
Joe Pickle, Brandon, Minn., cured
of catarrh of the stomach and chronic
indigestion. '.:
T. r. Hornaday, attorney, Yelling
ton, Kans., says: | have used your
pile cure and am very favorably i'm
pressed with it.
Mrs. G. Rohner, Long Prairie, Minn.,
cured of varicose sore leg.
Mrs. j. Droskoski, Little Falls.
Minn., cured of cancer in 1902, writes
recently that she has never had a re-