The Sauk Centre herald., 1910-05-26
THREE BARRELS
OF
.INJECTIONFLUID
TO CURE
Frederick SterLsofSpringfield, MINI.

Special to The Herald:
With unusual interest We mention
| the cure of Frederick Sterns, prom
i inent citizen living at Springfield,
Minn., who has been suffering with
cancer, was cured by DR.. Rea with
three injection treatments, by his IA
nous hypodermic injection fluid. 1t
took three barrels of twenty drops
each, enough to fill a hypodermlc
syringe full three times, Of this in
lection fluid to cure him. Mr.. Sterns
will be pleased, of course, to CORE
spond with any who are afflicted and
in need of this wonderful treatment.
Incidents a re few and far between
where doctors cure cancer. ASa rule'
physicians are content to sit down
and wait for patients to come to
them. Some wait until they are forty,
some fifty, some seventy, and some a
icy of DR.. Rea. A man who has been
in practice for twenty years, treating
exclusively diseases of chronic ma
ture and diseases that have been
treated without success in the ordi-
nary way. DR.. Rea has had the ex-
perience of hospital training in Eu-
rope and America, and has had the
experience of the best medical as
sistants that the world can produce.
Patients who treat with him can
treat fully convinced that he will deal
with them honorably, that his system
is based on a knowledge of science
and not upon theories of the country
cross road doctors. True, DR.. Rea be-
lieves in giving credit to those to
whom credit belongs, and if a cross
road doctor has good cure, if he
knows it to be such, if he is convinced
by reason of his experience as such,
give it credit, give it praise, and give
it wide circulation.
Mr.. Henry Wischstadt, Sleepy Eye,
Minn., cured of very serious ailment
of the rectum and speaks in the high
est praise of DR.. Rea. He was cured
of his ailments after other treatment.
other remedies, and other doctors had
failed. Mr.. Wischstadt was afflicted
for six years. Had tried all kinds of
advertised remedies, cures, and many
doctors, and they were unable to do
him any good or give him any relief.
Wanted to operate on him. He re-
fused. Last summer he was unable
to do much work, and was scarcely
able to stand on his feet. The least
work played him out.
William Scheel, Alexandria, Mimi,
cured of protruding piles of fourteen
years standing. Cured by the injec-
tion method.
John Halla, Pierz, Mimi. Cured of
double cross-eyes. Cured without
operation.
Mrs. John Block, Holdingsford,
Mimi, Cured of varicose veins aud
sore legs.
Mrs. John Gmeimer, Long Prairie,
Mimi. Cured of chronic liberated
sore legs.
Albert Zika, LIE Sueur Centre, Mimi.
Cured of cancer of the nose by the
hypodermic injection needle. Mr..
Zika has recommended many patients
and DIR. Rea's offices are crowded each
and every time he goes to LIE Sueur.
These patients, of course, come by
reason of having been recommended
by others. This is true throughout
the entire practice of DR.. Rea.
Stella Crabtree, Detroit, Minn., has
been treating with DR.. Rea for several
months. Had very serious ailment.
She writes that she is thankful That
she doesn't need any more medicines
now.
William Olson, Clear Lake, S. d.,
cured of blindness. Doctors there
after treating him, SO he said, pro-
nounced him incurable and sent him
home. Went to DR.. Rea and was
completely cured in a short time.
S. NJ. Moore, Gladstone, n. d.,
writes: CDR. Rea, you cured. my son
over year ago. / have another sick
boy, and want you to doctor him"
Wm. Reid, Little Falls, Minn., cured
of cancer of the lip in one treatment.
Mrs. George Kosanke, ST. Cloud,
Minn., cured of cancer of the womb.
Miss Martha Murphy, ST. Cloud,
Minn., says: .'Dr. Rea saved my life
by curing me of chronic liberated
stomach"
Miss Emma Geving, Mcintosh,
Minn., writes: ''Dr. Rea, you are cur
ing me of consumption. My cough is
all gone
DIR. Rea devotes his time and in
terest in the practice of his profession
exclusively to the treatment of dis
eases of men, diseases of women
chronic diseases, nervous diseases and
lung diseases.
Dr. Rea has made arrangements to
visit the following towns on the fol-
lowing dates;
St. Cloud, Grand Central Hotel,
Monday, May 30 from L until p. m.
Alexandria, Arlington Hotel, Tues
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