Morris tribune., 1910-10-07

be necessary to drive and stamp this
universal disease from the civilized
race. Consumption does not confne
itself to any particular nationality,
age or sex. It stalks the land hand
finland with grim death and cuts out
the very flower of youth. No door is
so narrow, no roof so humble, no
house is so grand but that consump-
tion may be found there. 1t is the
curse and scourge of the land, and
heretofore all scientists have bowed
to it.
Statistics show that the age of
those dying of tuberculosis ranges
from eighteen to forty years, this at
the age Of the climax of ones useful
ness in the world. Recent medical
science has taught that consumption,
cancer, tuberculosis and wasting dis
eases are communicable, preventabIe
and durable. Statistics show that
where pure air, pure water, pure food,
judicous exercise, abundant sunshine
and experienced physicians are, that
the disease cannot survive. Pure air,
which means pure oxygen, reduces
fever, aids digestion, gives refresh
ing sleep and cures disease. How
few people know how to combine
these essential qualities! There is
much fear Of breathing the night air.
What other air is there to breathe at
night but night air? Pure night air
is healthful. Impure night air, as does
any other impure air, breeds disease.
Consumption is house disease. 1t
depends upon the home. The germs
are spat upon the floor. it dries and is
swept up by the broom, flies into the
air and breathed by the unsuspecting
person, who thereby contracts the dis
ease. Probably three -fourths of all
cases of consumption, conveyed from
person to person, are contracted in the
home, factory, workshop or crowded
apartments. Worry, Over-work, over
exercise, over-indulgence,, indi-
gestible food, loss Of sleep. impure
air, all tend quickly to breed disease.
Years of scientific struggle has
proven that consumption, with the aid
of natures tonics, pure air, pure
food, pure water, pure thought and
Gods given resisting powers together
with scientific medication, that this,
the worst of all diseases, can be cur
ed.
A specialist who has devoted his
life to the study of such diseases
knows all the SYMPTOMS, the condi
tions, the climates and the remedies
to be of value and to be permanent in
their actions and effect cures. DR..
Rea has treated and cured people from
all parts of the civilized world. He
has associated with him the best
assistants and the most i'm
proved instruments that the world can
produce. Thousands of cures are be- !
ing made annually by him, not only of
tubercuIar consumption and wasting
diseases alone. but of other chronic
Affections.
DR.. Rea is master of his profession.
He cures the worst diseases as though |
they were slight defects. His cures
are the work of God and the brain of
a great man. Able as he is to tell
the people their disease without ask
ing a single question, he is not like
Iy to doctor them for the wrong all
ment.
By request he has permitted US to
publish herewith below a number of
he names of some of the most pro-
ninent cures he has made. These
nay be of interest to our readers, es-
1ecially those who are in need of help.
Sven Hoel, Chritine,, N. D--Cur-
I'd of diabetes and early consumptoin.
Had many other doctors treating him.
None seemed to do any good at all
and he got worse from the beginning.
Peter L. Larson, Wimbledon. N.
O.-Cured of early consumption.
M. S. Collins. Aitkin. MINI.
ID of chronic gastritis and dyspepsia.
Miss Nanny Johnson, Warren. MINI.
-Cuerd of a serious complication of
hronic troubles.
Guy w. Corbin. Larimore, N. D.
Cured of very serious eye troubles.
H. Christopherson. Aitkin. Mimi
cured of cirrhosis of the liver with
erious blood complication.
Ole Tromson's boy, Cummings. N.
Cured of Bright's disease and I
ubercular troubles. The neighbors
IL said this boy could not be cured.
)r. Rea soon cured him.
Mrs. J. L. Ellis, Casselton, N. ID.
Had small tumor removed IN one
reatment by DR.. Rea's famous injec-
ion cure.
Mrs. Jas. Watson, Aitkin. MINI.
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