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and III all iUluIN al ChlhhW arrangement ut
vital functions, where the patients. MANY ui
them prominent members Of >ncirIy. had
been formerly 'giNrnONer' by the profession
As hopeless, beyond the reach OF human
remedies there is little question but that
his happy prestige of 'ltt-Sayimg' where the
profession have admitted failure, has made
the grniu, of Dr Flower an object Of envy
with toe many PHYSICIANS. even Of his own
, school. But the recognition of his match
less skill. his wholly unparalleled >urrc>>
and OF his eminent service To humanity
have been Ia" universal tn admit uf any
professional OT mon-p professional dlSparag,'-
mentS of his modes of treatment Through
out Massachusetts and New England there
is today no phvSician in general practice.
more sought 10y the profession fQr. cou>ulta-
ton i'll trying any extreme cases than Dr.
l. {. Flower"
From me ChicIg" MtCJ-OccUI.
"A few months ago Western banker
called uu pr. Flower 10 So. il he would 20
some six hundred miles 10 Srr his daughter.
\ NOUNG LADY WIN CoN~J MI'rInN.
What will You charge" said the bank
er Two thousand dollars" replied Dr.
Flower. Too much." said the old man.
MY dear sir" said nr Flower my time
will be- worth much more than that at my
office. will miss near a hundred patients
il 90 with You: and my expenses. which
are very great, 20 on here Just the same.
We'll. | have come after you, and cannot
20 h0me without YOU" replied the gentle
man. DIR. Flower reached the banker,
house the next afternoon. After making a
careful examination. he stated that it wa,
his opinion that he could cure her. and. III
the lanplIpVra nf tho AlI hunl-t4T tbaf a.
nomCement was the first sound of 4 joy
bell heard in his house for many day. fol
every physician whom he had consulted
had the opinion that there vas no help foI
her. DR.. Flower commenced treating her
and continued to do 80 mp tn about three
weeks ago, when he dismissed her a cure,
woman.
DR. Flower Is deeply engaged in hi,
work, and the interest he takes in his pa
tientS is like unto that which a father take
in his children. He is especially noted fol
bis camd"r in always telling his patients JUS
what he thinks as regards their ,':ISp.
/ His books show that at tniS time he ha,
the following number OF patients in the diff
fcrrnt states:
Maine 54:i. New Hampshire 6lg. Vernon
3O%. Massachusetts %lM. Connecticut l4Sl
I Rhode Island 80. New Jersey 30. New
York 1890, Pennsylvania l434, Mary Ian,
j4I, Delaware S6, Virginia 80, West Nir
gimia so, OH" l4nl Indiana T!G. krnturk!
lH!2. Tennessee $40. North Carolina IOi
South Carolina ~, Georgia 10. Florida ~
Alabama !6~, Mississippi 1919, l.nUI~lam,
,64. ARKANSAS !II. Texas l63l. Indian Ter
rtury -, Kansas isl. Missouri 49,. Illinois
llO2. Michigan LOO, Wisconsin l217. Min
,'','''H 80; low" ~ Nrn'",NH - Ia Ia
-, A. CaIi,.,r,,;., a., %n,.'i, "a
I Ali"'lid VI 'diil'liid - NtN"id -"
| tan I'll, wyoming $50. Montana 6S
Idaho -, Oregon 81, Washington Terri
tory l25.
Furthermore that during the last six year
he has treated:
OF cancer cases -.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~
ihrrd .................-........ ~
hoS' -
',oi Ply" wi 'Il'-r' ''''' "''' Ii"''"''''''
'i'' III '''i' oS "''l'i P'H >'I"''N'
G ,"nsGi'' p''""' ...---.--- IL :,
LOST = =
pv.r IN onn rf ,I,,.,.. had h,.,.,, urn,,nuuc,.
inrurabIr by other nhy.iriap,
Ei,,.v nd -n..u,D,,i.. ,is,.,.s d. a.
Cured >, ii
Lost ..... g
Upwards of -, 900 ut these had beeI
pronounced mcurable by other physicians
Heart disease ................ ......... y "a
Cured ....................... ........ 6.ls
host ..--.......-. -.-..--.-....... ....-' i
pWardN ot 300 "t these mad been pro
h"ullctd lhcurabie by other ph"olclallN.
bropsy OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~ .
uItu ....'...-.''.--. ......... w ..'.. .-.'.-'i
T,,,.ar,I.o -, ynn.,s ,n,..,. ,.,,I h..,,,, ,..
..l.',', ;,,i,,,, ,'"' wv" Pi'
-. ''' =,
E-s., nre[ """ S''ii'"'" ~ =, ~
Lost ................'. .................... Gl
upwaris of ~ 400 of these had been pr,
This table of facts show that while Dr
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