The Evening critic., 1884-11-25
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A, a,,a, ,.as,. - ~ y. = ~, ,-,rS 80 ~
M tSosSh yvssrs Vl ago my SUI niMa.u .1S , ~.
tttaSAsu WIN WIN Wnet lno pnysiulaus .ernIsu IIs
,i, anu shottly ILsSr"svu no was
tsken win spasms OF tho glouls, SAID 70 ps
caused by Inflammation. This won't y the
p2tain, 2a, uhu , lor months tne poy was apparently
'p0,ssesseu win seven doVlIs, ,,.,,. 49,.
fnyslcian after physlclHn was calleu IN, put
noon. 20 one OF mem was ablc 10 anord my BOY any
leiieI. . -.,.,,...,., -.
arn one 9i boston most 9sieprei,eu On,
hosa sps,G,aIst IN diseases 2ttne DRAIN n 'one ne
whose % testimony Ia the Guiteau case mas mas
Inhue MS name prominent before the worl1t
SHamlned S5Sa INC boy lie said that hls Drain
ton, but could promise no relief; He advised
eiye INV consent as l1nr as had strensth ieft
me 10 caSc for him. and iborouehly disheart.
encd and almost helpless Continued my
At This iunotureI consulted DR.. II. O. Flower.
| Avery few minntes I'm his examIning room soon
convinced me that at last was IN the pres
master of his mi.
Ny boys whole physical life seemed to him
an open book. He recalled 10 mo an attack OF
| child was but a yenrs OF age. and told me that
| then were planted the germs which had since
deyeloped and caused All his trouble, that
| Inc Inflammation was due TO tho presence of
| myriad OF parasites and assured mo that ne
| could euro him. ms knowledge OF the case
| md his confident nesurnuces 80 encouraged
| me that arranged with him for n course of
| treatment, which began immediately That
| very night was a turning point In my exist.
| tG, IL
| die has continued 10 Improve.
Before the course OF treatment was out, ho
| told mo that his work was accomplished, and
that all my boy needed now was to take his place
| among other boys, TO GO to school, run, play
| and develop naturally. loft Dr.. Flowers
| onlce aftcr the most pleasant half hour In my
| other down my cheeks, and u heart overflow.
Ing with gratitude to the "Giver OF good
| gifts" who had endowed this man with
| knoWiedge ana power tnat seems almost g.
is Io now w nttendinn seSooi % reSnIarIy' and Sol5a
| his own, either mentally or physically, with
oibers of hia are. "'''
SyouderfuI Case.
t,n,orvtaroa Me- ruon n Js,andors ., t1z
e9rham street, Lowell, MASS Sae said
r naro peesi t py 70 pngsiUians, a
I ,,d n no ant hy anu
nave peen uuuer Weotnlent " iaiL VI tno,ii. =,
my trouuio was % :, gal, az,
stones passing ,nrouSn tne @ imel, anu iVi al al
Inese years ! nave had from Two 10 ee .nree
spasms each week OF my llte. haVen { words
~, ~ pVrtray tno terrloio pain az @ onoso ,'' n,eS'
uney ,y 30 reduced my s.rensSh anu VIZ v,saii,Sy, ,y
M M.nht lor tno iust Inree yeSrs naHe peou pue ~,
me merest shadow OF my former sell, ana IN
utler uespair ior years prayeu u uou.W 'aAo
| me nome. .. -. ,.,,, .,..,,.,,.,,.,, .,,,
suited Or. Il. .. Fowler. He told me was sui
lerlng irom fungus growth Indicative OF
vsneeI, anu ior tnes NO treaieu @ I'M iIe. lne result
| snoWs lnat NO was rlRnt unu luey were WrOnE,
| ior ne mas cured me, whlle under tnelr treat
| ment got worse ana worse Hes, SIT, you can
4so ny @ haluo; .noLo M a,o , % , nere ~,
LOWELL ty Wno know @ me me anu Know Wnes ~ my sui
cdgn gSat ho bna aayod no aH viii be of
| So1ont 70 ntper o, TrarIu, snri" IN ueoyenIa
noina snrend iHa soar1, nn,bnsiostic
YOU say. We'll, porhaps am; but II YOU had
pcon opd bad bsn drsv, o1,f ny,d Testored ~
SeSiih, hope and HAPPINESS by @ this wonderful
mar as / have been, YOU could hardly be less
ei'n ~ :. 'nI,. ''
Ihe iheurapie cured
To establish tho correctness OF wonderful
cure which has lately come to my ear visited
| Miss Emma j. Smith, OF Norway, Me. After l
| explained my visit she said:
| commenced treatment under DR.. Flowers
| care March /, 1884.
was terribly bloated, and suffered eXcru-
tiatiDg agony, aud could scarcely walk or
get about. lily disease was humorous and
| dropsical, and had been for months undor
| treatment, but without relief.
| When went TO DR.. Flower 1t was last
hope FOR had been pronounced noun in;ura6e a
/ physicians who had examined me, but no
| gave It as his opinion that he could euro mo
| In about six months.
| Tho elk months expired September /, and
here am, living example of tho truth OF his
| promise. My troubles are all gono. Ny ap-
| petite has returned, and / am growing
| stronger every day. / have gained thirteen
| pounds OF flesh In the last Blk weeks, and am
/ once more enjoying life.
| Yes, cir, DR.. Flower cured mo after every
hope had gone, and certainly considered him
| the pest physiclea In the country
If No DR.. Flower, Then No Il. T.
| Clark.
| Inext visited Edward L. Clark, Of Auburn
| dale, Mass. He said:
| have been in business In Savannah, Ga,
| for several years, but was compelled this
| spring TO give up and come home, being com
4 pletely broken down in health. / have had
/ malaria in oil Its forms. Ny last attack was
| what is termed "break-bone fever" Every
bone In my body ached II made the slightest
| motion; l had no appetite and could take
| no nourishment; would lay for days In
| dead stupor, and II aroused would drop right
| OF again, My mother was so alarmed about
| me that she insisted that should pc taken "a
DR.. Flower, of whose ability she had heard
glowing accounts. Finally, to gratiry her, !
was taken into Boston TO consult this wonder
| ful man.
| My half hour In his consultlng.room was
| revelation 10 me- He knew me and could do
| scribe my ailments better than / could my.
| self. He seemed 10 70 right TO the root of the
| disease, and then followed Il up, describing
| its ramincations and effects. ills ultimate
| knowledge OF my condition convinced mo that
| he knew what he was about, and placed my.
| self in his hands with full confidence in his
| faith was we'll founded. / fully believe thai
were there no DR., Flower there would to-day
| be no L, L. Clark, for lust as surely az the sun
rises and sets, lust that surely was sinkinp
into my grave, when he took me by the hand
for me-
StiIl Another.
Mrs Charles H. Conn dot Main ST FI,ch
burr. Mass. When arst ,aw Dr Fioovo, !,
ihe fail of 1880 had heen an nrrering for a, ,,t
| teen months with a serious trouble OF III,