The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-30
DIR. r. C. FLOWER,
Of Boston, Mess.-His Visit 10 the
West.
"what man is this

what man is this
That hold; commandment on the pulse Of
lifer' Shakespeare.
SIT there is any one subject Of over
shadowiDg and paramount interest 10
civilized communities, any subject that
attains an ever heightening interest in
keeping with the ever ref ding civil.
cation Of man, it is that of human
health. With ell intelligent races the
primary instinct of we'll man is the
continuation of his existen ce by the
faithful maintenance of a normal
physical condition. With those who
are sick, with those whose physical
organism has undergone arrangement,
the consideration sovereign to all
others is that OF restoration to the
normal condition. A merchant sink.
ing with consumption, the editor
Frustrated with nervous exhaustion,
the millionaire crippled with rheuma-
tism, the poor man bemonstered with
deformity--sll feel q deeper interest
in the matter of restoration to the
health OF nature than in their
traffic, their political theories, their
income, or their daily duties. And
when physician, by authentic, in
disputable proof Of some sovereign
faculty of treatment, some quali6ca.
ton for curing the whole ordinary
range OF chronic human diseases with
an almost unerring sweep that raises
him to wide dist ction over all his
professional co ntemporaries-when
royalty gifted physician makes his APP
pearance in any country or in any
century-there centers about his name
and presence, and daily walk and
daily works warmer and more TO-
tense feeling Of popuar and individual
interest than ever attaches to the
personal life Of heroic patriots or the
greatest political savi1rs. And, in
view of the fact that there is today
more widespread and more living and
enthusiastic popular interest attaching
to the semi Miraculous or, moe
properly, apparent Miraculous works
of DR.. r. q. FLOWER, the medical
wonder worker of Boston, in rescuing
such multidudes of half dead in
valids, abandoned by the less com.
pstent or less courageous element of
the American medical profession to
death by fever, to death by
consumption, TO death from
lopg seated rheumatism, 10 death
and hopeless despair from cancer,
from paralys's, from rooted spinal aud
nervous and brain diseases-in view Of
the fact that more Of human interes.
and wonder attaches today to the
name and works OF DR.. r. @. Flower,
on the part OF the entire public of in.
valids, than to that OF any polit cal
chief or OF any literary or scientific
light of the century, considerable
space has been devoted in recent
issues to a consideration of 'cele.
bTated' cases OF cure under DIR. Flow
er's treatment, especially of such as
have been OF recent occurrence aud
wholly phenomenal character. - Chi.
cage Times,
Having been called West on pro-
fessional business, DR.. Flower will inn
prove the opportunity TO make q few
stops at prominent centers, IS follows /:
Lacrosse, Wis Monday, December
18Th, at international Hotel.
Tuesday and Wednesday, December
14th aud 15th--Plankinton House,
Milwaukee, Wis
Memphis, Tenn. = Gayoso Hotel,
Friday, December 18th.
Nashville. Tenn.-Maxwell House,
Saturday, December 18th.
Louisville, Ky.-Galt House, Mon
day, December Goth.
Where he may be consulted with
the same privileges as though at his
Office in Boston.