The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-14
A GOOD BOOK.
Telling AL About the Cures
OF Dr.. R. c. Flower, of
Boston.
Ut sOnlt al the Won
uciful cures Made by this EN-
uaordinary Practitioner.
Many are SO Marvellous That
They Seem to be Almost
Miraculous.

t"i'N TN IlN NItl'lt ABOUT lllt pro
iessional work of DR.. Il. C.. Flower
7 OF Boston. We have recently com,
, into possession of = pamphlet devote,
l to the life and work of Or. Flower
giving numerous accounts of his
MIRACULOUS CURES
and almost supernatural triumph,
over disease. We believe review OF
the same would be highly interesting
to our readers. The book read,
more like fairy story than anything
else, yet every claim and assertion i
substantiatcd by numerous facts.
We publish below number of cx-
tracts from this book that our read
crs may know more of the doings of
this wonderful physician VIII seems
to have stirred the earth with his pro-
fessional triumphs from center to al
most circumference. The first chap
ter is Biographical history of the doc
tor, which starts out by saying:
For some Years DR., H. G.. Flower
has startled the eastern world, from
time to time, by performing what has
| seemed miraculous or supernatural
cures. One writer, in describing Or.
Flowers triumphs in the sick room,
says: sickness is a toy in his hands:
in most phenomenal way he sheds
light I'M the darkcncd eve, life into
the dying form, and rohs the sick
room of its sufferer and the coli OF
its prey"
DIR Flower has been called on to
consult over important and bad cases
from the Rockies to the Chesapeake.
from Canada TO the Rio Grandc His
greatest ability is seen in desperate
cases, and his mighticst teats and
most miraculous cures al the death
bed itself
DIR. Flower Is young man, but "a
years of age. smooth face. medium
size. very large head. lie is Il hard
student, deep thinker, man of re
markably quick perception and intu-
itional faculty, which are said to be
marvellous
"A phenomenal feature in his prac-
tice is his method of diagnosing dis
ease. He never asks n patient his
trouble, but the instant he takes the
hand of II sick person he tells most
accurately his disease in all its rami-
tications. This phenomenal phase OF
his practice has brought to him thou
sands upon thousands of patients, and
it is claimed that out of upwards of
100000 examinations he has never
made a mistake.
"ln the business world Dr. Fowler
is us great wonder as he is in the
practice ofmcdiciuc, His intuitional
powers in detecting the actual condi-
ton of the markets seem almost in
talliblc. If he buys stocks they 90
up; if he tells they 90 down. He has
made fortunes for many of his friends,
and saved many from ruin.
Gle is u man ofgrcat individuality,
a man of methods, man who, from
all appearances, does the work of 100
mem"
Following is an interesting biog-
raphy of his professional career Next
is chapter upon his
MIRACULOUS CURES
which reads more like the curing of
the sick, making the lame walk and
the blind see of eighteen hundred
Years ago than anything else.
The chapter following entitled
a MEDICAL WONDER,
leads you still further into tascinnt
ing realms OF whNt seem to be mira
cles Among those startling nc
counts and miraculous cures, is re
corded case or II gentleman tor
many years sufferer visiting DR..
| Flower as a last resort, in search OF
health. AS soon rs Dr. Flower SAW
him, he said: ~ GU have live ami
nal in your stomach, and one which
belongs to n southern country. You
must have swallowed it many years
ago"
The horror-strickcn man replied.
81 was afraid had" He then stated
that he was in the army, during which
time he frequently drank from the
POOLS IN THE FLORIDA sWAMps,
and shortly after leaving there he
felt the creature, as the doctor de
scribcd ii, in his stomach and that for
every minute of his life for the last
fifteen Years he had been in perfect
dread and pretty much all the time
in great agony. DR.. Flower took
charge of the case. II was soon APP
parent that the first remedy was Il
death blow to the creature, and soon
there began to pass away scales and
bones and pieces Of feet. The man
received immediate relief and is to-
dey compnrntiyely well and happy
man.
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