National Republican., 1885-02-13

ANhNf " low NhuhNN' III gbhA AaNNAs a
would very much rather not tako your
'ase, but IL you still desire mo to, will,
hough can only promise TO do for you
he best cam This Is all wo expect
gou TO do said tho husband, and with IL,
whatever the result is, we will bo salts
iod' You arc my
ONLY HOPE
Continued the woman: Il have come q
long way to see you; II you can't help
me, must go homo TO be eaten up by
these horrid cancers Then, bursting
into tears, she sobbed, 'Oh, sir, for my
sake, for the sake Of my husband, for the
sake OF my six little children, oh, won't
you save meT This was more than the
doctor could stand. He fairly broke
down, Notwithstanding he sees such
variety Of touching scenes every day. He
paced the room in a thoughtful, nervous
breaking his fingers through his
well-combed and even locks. Then, TAX
ing q seat by the sufferer, her hand gently
in his, he said: Don't cry, dear woman
put your trust implicitly and lovingly in
n higher, wiser, and stronger power than
that of earth. / will stand between you
and death at any cost, and by the aid Of
tho unseen, summoning TO the rescue all
tho powers L have and can draw, tpiL
break deaths scepter so that his spear shall not
hurt thee.
AND I SWEAR
that for The sake Of Thy home, hg tears, and
for the sake of hy heiple" babes, thou shalt
get weH." These were terrible words, and
upon the ears of all they fell like words
from tho sky. II they were idle words,
they were mookery; If true, they seemed
more than the voice Of man. 1mme-
diately he commenced the treatment,
and faith fully was IL attended to aud
in ten weeks and two days. every cancer
was removed clear and clean from tho
breast and tho one from the lip, and the
heart trouble we'll under control, and to-
day she 10 in excellent health.
Another wonderful cancer cure was that
OF Mrs. w. II. Shaw. of Portland, Maine.
This philanthropic woman is we'll known
throughout tho east, and, by her friends
rs well as her physicians, was regarded for
some time as incurable. DIR. Flower with
such skill removed the three large cancers
as well ns thoroughly cleansed hor sys-
TEN, that many regarded the cure mirac-
ulous. Mrs. Shaw told your correspondent
that she wished every sick person in the
world knew what DIR. Flower had done for
her, and what he can do, and is doing
tNtIl uhJ Jub SICK. w ny,
this enthusiastic lady, look what he has
done for me. l came to him nearly dead ;
to-day am in better health than l have
been since early life; he snatched me from
the Jaws Ct death, and cured mo Of my
diseases W. n the case that q March wind
would lift straw. tell you, sir, he is a
remarkable man. To come into his pres
once is health; to touch his hand is cure.
DIR. Flowers patients are numbered by
thousands. This may sound loud, but 1t il
truo. Ho has thousands of patients all
the time.
These, Mr.. Editor, are facts given in M
unvarnishod way this Is an exhibition
OF his powers. Call it what you may
but when II comes 10 a man standing in the
presence Of dying patient, all eaten ~
aud rdcked With pain, making a prophecy a,
TO the future Of the patient and then 90 Il
Dork aud fulM his oton prophecy, lrhich Is dp
parentiy The changing of natural and ineri
table erents, say when II comes TO MAJ
doing this constantly, IL calls for The homes
Investigation of The public, rather than Sneer
ing criticisms from professional rivals"
He closes his thorough and critical in,
vestigation of DR.. Flower and his prac.
tice as follows;
II HAVE HERE GIVEN
vast and wonderful accumulation Of fact
pertaining to DR.. Flower aud his cures
| They arc facts, cold, solid facts, and they
are as startling as voice from death.
| From the crowds which throng hi
spacious offices, No. 1862 Washington
street, corner of Chester park, you nigh
| infer that all tho sick of the world wer,
seeking at his hands relief. Whether tn,
theory of many, that DR.. Flower hold
the key of life,' is true or not,
THIS Is TRUE,
that he changes In almost miraculou,
manner tho sick bed into a healthy
couch, robs death of its spoil by sayinI
annually thousands from prematur,
grave. His happy patients thus mysteri
ously cured live ini every land, and upor
these joyful homes the sun never sets"
The rest of tho book is devoted to Dr.
Flowers methods Of treatment; of his oc
casional journeys south and west for the
purpose Of seeing such patients rs need
| professional interview, yet are unable II
make the journey to Boston; also, mum
Der of testimonials, representing many Of
the prominent and leading characters o.
the east Among these testimonials We
notice the strong Endorsement of j. vii
lard Rice, Of Boston, ox-mayor of the city
and brother Of Gov. Rice, and head Of til
great manufacturing firm of Rice, Ken
dali & Co. Mr.. Rice says: ~ have know
DIR. Flower intimately for years. He is
highly educated and cultured man, and
know personally Of
MANY REMARKABLE CURES,
both Of ladies and gentlemen, effected b,
DIR. Flower. whom l unhesitatingly dc
clare to be a wonderful physician, al
elegant gentleman, and valued friend.
From the careful reading of this book /
will be seen that DR.. Flower held tn
key of life and death, at least in man,
instances when hope everywhere else ha,
failed. That his ability to detect disease
let 1t be ever so subtle and hidden, is NOR
than tho natural, and his power to cur
the most hopeless cases, even in death
shadows, smacks strongly of tho super
natural. Though in justice to Dr
Flower we should say he does not CLAIM
there is anything supernatural about hi
work. Bearing upon this subject, W
will quote Dr. Flowers own words: "Su
pernatural? No, sir; j mako no sucI
claim. Such belongs to tho readers o
tho divine" Then, doctor, how d
you account for the cures you ar
performing dailyp "Your question 1
| one would rather not answer. That
cure where others fail, that / make tn
blind see, the deaf hear, and the lam
walk, and that l rescue from deaths jaw
the sick and dying when abandoned b,
all others, and tho last vestigo of faitl
has died upon the altar of a blasted hope
is a fact known TO tens Of thousands VIII
are living witnesses of these cures"
This exciting and interesting littl
book, giving a brief history OF NOR
exciting and interesting character,
published by j. Hart Britain, No. 3
Hawley street, Boston, Mass, and will b
sent free to any ono sending 2-con
stamp. 1t should be in the hands of ever
sick person. 1t should be read by ever
ono in health.
A SPECIFIC for all bodily pain Is savatio
OIL. 1t cures all pain Instantly aud costs bl
/ 70 cents u bottle.