The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1884-09-24

II r. r u,
Commission Forwarder, % Central wharf,
szid to me:
HE described my trouble without asking
me a question better than i could have told
him. Ny liver and stomach were in dread.
full condition. The bile had gone all through
my system. was as yellow as saffron. The
itching day and night was unbearable. Ny
kidneys were in a dreadful condition. None
of my friends thought could live but short
time. Ihad treated with several OF the best
physicians in the city. but without any
benefit whatever. DIR. Flowers treatment
was different from that of any other physi-
clan. He seemed to understand my trouble
as it was never understood before. Well, 1
did not see any marked improvement the
frs two months, but he kept telling me he
could see a marked improvement, and
then after nine or ten weeks / began to
improve very rapidly, and to-day consider
myself well woman. l have not taken any
of DIR. Flowers remedies for about six
months, and do not feel as though / shall
ever need any more medicine. He told me
it would take at least five or six months TO
cure me, and inside of the time specified
was entirely cured"
JAMES W. CARTWRIGHT.
81 Milk street, Boston, said ayes, sir, you
can say to the world that DR.. r. G. Flower is
most skillful and remarkable physician. L
have been in business in this city for twenty
the physicians of Boston, but | never knew
a physician like DR.. Flower, and don't think
there ever was another such man. l was in
the army three years-had malaria-neryous
prostration followed and paralysis set in. /
treated with the most skilled physicians of
the different schools, but they did me no
good. l grew worse and worse. / consulted
DR.. Flower. He described my troubles,
without asking me question, better than |
could have told him. He treated my case
for a few months and cured me. This was
some years ago. have been in excellent
health ever since. Look at me- Did you
ever see notwithstanding man."
David Mcneil, of the firm of Mcneil &
Miller, manufacturers. Winchester, Mass,
said:
Yes, have known Dr. Il. G. Flower for
years. i can not say enough in his praise as
a physician. Several years ago 1 wss suffer
ing with cancer in the stomach and ulcera-
ton of the liver. | treated with the best
physicians in the country. They were not
only unable to cure me, but to give me re-
lief. The burning, singing pains were I'M
beaTable and indescribable, my nerves we're
broken down, [ wasted to a mere skeleton, |
bad given up all hope of getting well, and
none OF my family or friends thought L
could live but a few weeks. | was ad.
vised to consult DR.. r. G. Flower,
of Boston. 1 aid so. He described
my disease so infinitely that l was
satisfied he understood my case. / put my
self under his treatment and in a few months
was entirely cured. This was some years
ago. and | have been in excellent health ever
since. / never felt better in my life than /
do now. advise all my sick friends to so to
DR.. Flower, and tell you if you have any
thing the matter with you go to DR.. Flower,
and if he can't cure you, don't think there
is any cure for you.
n. D. Whitney, corner Fremont and Win
ter street, Boston, Mass.
Mr.. Whitney is one of the leading business
men and largest merchants of the city. In
answer to the question, What do you think
about DIR. Flower as Physician Mr.. W.
replied:
well, sir, am very busy, but will stop
any time to say something Tor DIR. Flower.
As to what think of him, ] think he is
most wonderful man, skilled and able
physician. He has done for me what nobody
else could do, and the same for many of my
friends. He is different from any other
doctor; he is a marvel, q wonder. | advise
all my friends, if sick, 10 go and see DR.. +.
AS a man he is a most excellent gentleman,
the perfect type OF noble man. Yes, sir,
most heartily indorse him."
A VERY IMPORTANT CASE.
l met Yesterday Mr.. Larkin Nicholson, of
Buchell, Jefferson County, Kentucky, re-
tired man who has been prominent for
years in business circles in Jacksonville,
Ind, and Louisville, Ky. His elegant home
is now lust outside of Louisville and his
business address is 2l1 East Market street,
Louisville Ky. Mr.. Nicholson has been in
Boston nine weeks tor the purpose of having
DIR. Flower operate upon a cancer on his lip.
The operation was a complete success and
the cure absolutely perfect. Not only had
his lip been attacked, but his throat and
tongue, and he had been given over to
death long ago. he came to DR.. Flower as
a last resort. and goes home cured
happy man, with many long years of life be-
fore him. He said to me that DIR. Flower had
saved his life. and that he was not only the
most wonderful physician in the world, bat
the very embodiment of integrity. He could
not say enough, and no wonder. 1t is some
thing to be snatched from the very jaws of
death. Mr.. Nicholson will doubtless answer
all inquiries made of him.
The way Or. +. treats the patients who
live at distance and are unable to see him,
he sends them list OF questions to answer,
which enables him to Judge pretty accu-
rately their condition. He then prepares the
remedies to suit the case and sends them by
express. He gives each patient full instruc
tons as to living, diet exercise, ETC., the
same as he would if giving them personal
attention.
He is a man OF integrity, one who does
everything that is possible for his patients,
taking more interest in them than he would
for himself. He has performed some of the
most startling cures recorded in the annals
of medicine, and has the absolute confidence
of every one who has come under his charge.
His Offices at No. 1,762 Washington street
Boston, Mass, are thronged all the time, and
on his Western tours his progress is one con-
tinued ovation He is a most remarkable
man.-Toledo Blade, July IL, 1884.
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