National Republican., 1884-11-29
A MARVELLOUS TALE

If tho facts l herewith present aro
true, and have every reason to believe
that they are, say unhesitatingly the
subject of this sketch is tho greatest,
most skillful, and successful physician on
this earth.
If these strange and wonderful state
monts are correct think the readers of
The Globe will agroo with me that since
the age of miracles and period of marvels
there hasnever lived upon this globe such
q healer.
1t may not be said of him that the winds
and the waves obey him, but it is claimed
that disease is his prey and death his
spoil, and that his cures are az strange and
wonderful as those of long ago, when, by
the touch or word, the sopulchres released
their dead.
refer to DR.. r. c. Flower, Of Boston.
With his phenomenal practice, not by any
special cure, has no excited some rural To-
cality, but, from time to time, by cures as
miraculous as those Of the Bible times,
has he startled the world. The death
chamber has he frequently changed into
one OF Joy equal to the bridal by stopping
deaths approach and touching the ex-
hausted heart and fading check
WITH THE WAND OF LIFE.
Hundreds, if not thousands, are living
who will attest that from the shadows
and dews of death, as the heart made its
last pulsation, he stopped in most mar.
velous way the last step of dissolution,
restoring life, gave them back to their
friends in health, and often in less time
than it takes to tell it.
His practice has increased like tho
cloud the size of n mans hand, until now
cosmopolitan it fills the earth. This
great and growing practice he has built
up, not in all obscure, semi-barbarons
country, but in tho heart of the most in
tellectual, scientific, and critical city
upon the earth. Professors physicians,
ministers, and all kinds of critics in the
presence of his astounding cures are as
founded. do not think that DR.. Fow-
lcr understands the modus operandi of
these cures himself, nor does he
pretend to explain them. But that
he is continually curing when other
physicians fail giving sight to the blind,
hearing to the deaf making the lame
walk, and removing the horrible diseases
of cancer, consumption, &C., is a fact >as
we'll known and established as tho battle
of Bunker Hill. Educated as ] was in
the allopathic school of medicine. | was
naturally prejudiced against DR.. Flower
and his new methods of practice, which
antagonized very much that which had
been taught was the orthodox essence of
medical practice; but, stricken down with
disease which rendered life burden too
great to be borne. | turned as petitioner
to him | had heretofore opposed, but
/ ot until I bnd ayhaustab tha skill nf tho
medical schools of both Europe and Amer
lea, and had been informed by the highest
medical authorities that could never sec,
nor even be helped in 10y heart and bron-
chial troubles which menaced not only
health, but life making every breath a
pain
AND EVERY STEP A CROSS,
How he cured me cannot tell. / took
a course of treatment Of some months at
his hands. and my disease disappeared
like snow before the approaching spring
| was blind, but now SEQ. For years
smothered most Of my time for breath,
suffering the horrors Of hemorrhages, pal
pitations, and prostration almost unto
death. That | now see perfectly and am
free from all trouble all who know me
know to be fact.
l have made most thorough examina-
tion of DR.. II. C. Flower and his methods
of cure. / have frequently visited his
office, and occasionally his home. have
talked freely with his patients, and have
spared nothing in acquainting myself
with the treatment and cure of one of the
most wonderful physicians the earth has
ever produced.
The following facts are we'll known in
connection with DR.. Fowler's practice:
First. That he can tell anyone their
disease better than they can tell it them
selves, and that ne can see and read the
interior condition Of persons as readily as
the pages of an open book; able to read
the exact inner condition of u patient as
soon as he enters his presence. He can
treat them intelligen:ly and with unerring &
accuracy without even making mistake.
Second. He devotes his entire time to
his PATIENTS lives for them and among
them. He is strongest when others are
weakest and his
SUPERNATURAL POWERS
blazes to the front when others despair.
minister said to me MANS extremity
is DIR. Flowers opportunity"
He possesses not only thisintuitional OF
supernatural power in the detection OF
disease, but also in its treatment and cure.
1t should be remembered that his patients
physicians. l mean they go to DR.. Flower
as last resort, when help every place
else has failed them. | have seen the
sick come and go from his office by hun
dreds. / have seen them come on
crutches and 20 away leaping with joy;
como blind and 60 away seeing
come suffering all agonies of disease, 60
away without pain and in smiles. True
mauy of them are not cured so instanta-
neousiy, for in many cases it requires
several months Of faithful treatment, but
the cure is almost sure to come, and in
either case tho end is the same.
A MARVELLOUS CASE.
Some nineteen months ago Edward p
Canought, an immensely wealthy Eas
India merchant of Hyde Park, London
visited DIR. Flower. He was helped intC
the office by his body servant and wife
/ have come DR.. Flower, he said, over
5000 miles to see you. am we'll &C
quainted with your cousin, DIR. William
Flower, of London, surgeon to the queen
and president of tho London Geological
association; also your relatives Of Strat
ford England, who have done 80 much
for others as we'll as themselves. Hear
ing, as l have, such groat things of you,
have come, as last resort, to see If you
can 40 bOnetnluB W pTolohs my iiie'
would say at the outset that l have beer
treated by the most eminent physicians
of England, France, and Germany. They
were unable to help me, and have pro
nounced my disease incurable and my
days very few. ] presume, he con
tinued that my disease is paralysi
and rheumatism, consumption of tn,
stomach and bowels and Bright
disease of the kidneys. Stop a moment
said DR.. Flower, you need not tell mi
anything about your troubles, for / cal
tell you better than you can tell Inc
Then. putting his hand to his car, he SAT-
in few seconds, Mr.. Canought, it is m!
opinion you have been treated for trouble
you have never had. May / ask you
you over had the black tongue diseas
most common in ASiatic countries.
pIACK ToSGUEl BLACK ToNdUE!!