Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-12

n'rtVn lew ytdfN nNu, lie was we'll
known, however, Ia New Engiaud bcloro
he made II hlshomu iof MS patients
were numerous Ia ~ f6ttpFn and MIA. (
die states m New York hc waS remark.
ahly successful, and HIS patients are
said % have surpassed IN number those /
Of aI,y len physicians W the city. Hut his I
pIeiudlccs, inclipAtiops and tastes in.
clined him toward New Euglaua, aud
especially ilostoni and DO finally decided I
% mako this city his future home
There were many intlmatiUns that he I
wou 9 not succeed "a Boston b Ne had Ia 7
New YORK., that, while New York was a 1
large city, u WAS cosmopolitan while
Boston, the Athena OF The New World, I
was fiaid, conservative city ni solid {
conservative, cautious men aud women.
sol Ia their methods and who seldom
changed.
He scarcely settled M this city when
his Offices were crowded with patients,
~ few months he had more than he aud
q dozen assistants ooJld 10 Ills "a.
tients nlled Now England, his practice
rolled westward and southw6td, his fame
has spread throughout the world aud his
namc has become q household werd
The Chicago Times, one 81 The greatest
daily journals in The world, 10 spChklnH
oi nr Flower, cdltnraliy In n Issue %
February 10, 1884, said
no physician Of modern times has
made No profound sensation IN this
century, or eyor, n so short number OF
years or at 40 early period * his llfc
cnclrclcd The world with Die fame or
achieved by his actual works No largo
measure OF professional ron0wn ia hls
own country. Though not In -oompeti
tlon much less IN antagonlsm with the
legitimate and recognized profession Of
medicine IN the United Statoe, aud
OF other foreign aud Nivilised ma
tions whore his treatment has
been applied by correspondence
natural skin, though less familiar than IN
America, ate YET widely known, there Is
yet no question that the established and
authenticated cases OF the most absolutely
successful ttcatmontni many thousands
Of lnyalids who had been the despair of
all contemporary SIKH as In HE we'll.
known, rapid, complete and iinal cure ia
numherleeH Instances Of seated nervous
ailments, heart disease, rheumatism and
consumption OF long standing, and IN all
forms OF chronic arrangement OF vital
functions, whore the patients, many OF
them prominent members OF society,
hnd been formally given over by
the profession ms hopeless, beyond
the reach OF human remedies, there N
little question but that his happy prestige
OF 'lie.taying' whore The profession have
admitted failure, has made the genius OF
DR. Flower an object OF envy With too
many physicians, even OF his own school
Hut the recognition OF his matchlese
skill his wholly unparalleled success
and OF his cmineut services "a humanity,
. have been too universal 90 admit di
/, any professional or nOn-pruiosgiona
dlspnrpgomcnt of his modes Of treat
mcnt Throughout hiasuarhusrtts ant
4 New England there d. to-day NJ
! physician Ia general pWciieempre oaRh
10y ihe profession Tor consultation Ia trS
Ing ana extreme eases than Or. r. q
lflower.h
From The Chicago Inter Ocean ~
!, few months ago a Western banker callo,
y up Or, Flower 90 500 II be would ~
: somo siS hundred nllls 20 see bis daugh
ter,
" NYoUNa LADY wlrn Consumption,
y ''What will you charger said th
= bunker "Two Thousand dollars" r.
- piled Dr. lflowor "Too mueh,n said III
' old man Only dear slr,r said Dr. Flow
| ffa my llllN VIII Nv MAAhn mum INV
than that at my Office. ! viii miss near
y hundred patients II I go with youi an
y my expenses, which are yciy great, 70 O
70 here lust the same.n ''Woll hayoeom
~ after YOU, aud | cannot 40 home wlihou
u you,n replied the gentleman. Or, Flowe
" reached the banker's house the ncN
v afternoon. After making careful exam
~ InntiOn, he stated that Il was hi
~ opinion that ho could cure her, and, |
" the language OF the old banker, that ~
nouncement was the first sound OF n 10,
" bell heard In his house for many do!
u for every physician whom he had consul
U cd had the opinion that there WAS no bel
" for her. Dr Flower commenced trcntiu
vs. her and continued TO do 80 M 20 nbol
90 three weeks ago, when he dismissed he
Wy cured woman.
~ uDr Flower Is deeply engaged In h
work, aud the Interest hc takes m b
= nationts iS like unto that which faith
MI takes IN his children He Is especial
ca noted for his Cnudor IN always telling h
patients Just what be thinks as regar'
"a their case.n
is Ills books show that AZ this time
ID, has the following plumber OF patients
OF the different states
%, Maine 5i8, New Hampshire 90, We
no mont 20S, Massachusetts, HlpO, Cohuecl
r. cut 1851 Rhode Island ESQ, New Jers'
B52, Now York 1890, Pennsylvania l4g
ell Maryland 8l7, Delaware So, Virginia ~
is West Virginia 800, ohio li0l, lndlal
nd gaG Kentucky l022, Tennessee So Nor
~ Carolina i0g, South Carolina 81 Georl,
Of ZIG, Florida 297, Alabama 2GB, Misslaslp
lr 100, Louelana 500, Arkansas 27, TeN
le, 1851, Indian Territory ~, Kansas %
ro Missouri 692, Illinois ll02, Mlchie
he 1iGG, Wisconsin lg7I Minnesota 5t
YER Iowa l072, Nebraska az, Dakota %
I'd New Mexico l77, Colorado i82, Arito
as "a, California 27l, Ncyuda 30, Utah q
nj wyoming 90, Montana IS, Idaho 81, {
on egon 81, Washington territory l2B
gu Furthermore that during The last
years he has trcqted
ga OF cancer cascs '"'p
be Cured .tfts,lt.,.- f.fft-f .t'f.'tf '' "
an. is1at .s.ff,stf .N.f .t'tf.r ftf'af't
Ife over $500 of these had been pl
vas nounced iDcurablc by other physicians
n a Consumption +
In. Cured ,lt.t...tt. ..t'ttt -, ~
~, Lost .t.tttttf,t, ft.tf .''ti'ftf
~, Over 10000 OF these had been pl
s.H "a H.