The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-09-22
A MOST WONDERFUL NAN.
DR.. R. G. Flower, Of Boston, and His
Marvellous Cures.
By .PIErno.7 (PErRoIEun '. NAspY.l

Dr. I1EIhO. (EETROLEUA ". NASBY.
All the great men in the world are not in poll
tics, literature OF finance. There are Wander
bits in every profession
One of the most remarkable men in Boston,
and one who has been for some years, and is
now. attracting the most attention, is DR.. r. G.
Flower, physician. He attracts attention, not
because he has sought it, but because he is re-
markable He is like no other physician in the
world his methods being entirely different and
his practice altogether unique. He differs from
the rest of the profession in his methods Of di-
agnosing, in his way of ascertaining and locating
disease, and in the treatment afterwards And,
he differs from most other physicians in the one
particular of being uniformly successful in all
cases he undertakes. This is perhaps the most
startling point of difference
DIR. Flower is man of medium height, with
a clearcut intelligent face, a pleasant, winning
manner, manner that inspires confidence, and
q rather brusque but entirely considerate adj
dress, His brusqueness comes from the fact
that his time is taken perpetually, from early
morning till late at night and he has no time to
/ spare for circumlocuton or unnecessary words
! 1t is only apparent for no man has the interest
OF his patients more at heart and no man feels
more keenly for the suffering
have visited DR.. r. G. Flowers Office FREE
quently, and met and conversed with patients
from all parts of the globe In conversation,
one day, with some patients, while waiting my
turn There are from fifty to 100 in waiting all
the time for an interview with the Doctor, l
| had the good fortune to hear Mrs, Emma Storey,
of Cumberland terrace, Portland, Me-, relate
her experience patient OF DR. Flower
About one year ago, said this bright little
Yankee woman, L came to see DR.. Flower.
/ My affection was one Of the worst, most dread
| full scrofulous humor, suffering with an excru-
chatting burning, while singing, generous
pains shot up into the breast The scrofulous
/ poison, like an eating cancer, had spread near
| " over my body, consuming rapidly flesh,
muscle ana bone. Inc pones OF tne breast were
4 exposed Where ING hesh Ia s oeen consullea ~
Wy aPpetlte naq Iong since 5eit me- my s1renll
| was all gone. eottlu haKuiy walk; My Phy
slcIs1s h Eau glyen e Up ~ ole, anu t
as nau lor some eitne, eAa1 my nle ~ oese was
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greas zane " ~, ". rove % q iaso
resoIs' Learlns tlIaI lke an oener pnyslcans ~
W .9 elsher deenne % take my case, or u ne
ulu 50 oliy ~ aod1oon ~ ah an early gay. Aleer
an examination the Doctor SAID he could not
PROMISE g cure me- that ene chances
Sere agdl!sO ny ge.eins we'll sougn
ne tnoughC enere were soIie cnances III
| Iavor y my recovery. 1 VIII tahe your
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tne beginning lhae was not IN the hanos OF an
ORDINARY physician la his Diagnosis OF my case
/ was marvel ne accurately, ana IN detali, de,
seFlneo my aseaSe from us origin, Delter Chan
couu nave eoiu nll, anu ms every enahse III the
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