The Portland daily press., 1888-06-13

movement would cause great distress:
frequently seized with fainting spells, his
appearance at the time indicating an attack
of apoplexy, in which way he would have
undoubtedly gone, were it not for DR..
Flowers aid and assistance. He had con-
suited and been treated by great number
of prominent physicians IN the State with
out success Hearing of DR.. Flower, he de-
termined to consult him, which he did at
San Antonio, and was completely won, he
said, by the Doctors wonderful diagnosis.
the Doctor giving him the entire history of
his trouble. its cause and effect, without a
question addressed to him. In speaking of
il, Mr.. Osmon remarked that the Doctor
must possess some divine power. The Doc
tor treated him for about year and half,
and restored him completely to health. he
can walk any distance without fatigue, is
strong and active, and his health approaches
very closely to the period of his early man
hood. He told me that DR.. Flower had been
treating his daughter, bright little lady Of
about ten years OF age. She was affected
with partial and growing blindness and
he placed her in the Doctors charge, and as
a result she was completely cured. He called
his daughter into the parlor, and a healthier
enid one would seldom see. She said that
she loved the good Doctor, for without his
aid she would have been blind.
g. MarucheaD, prominent merchant OF
San Antonio, said 1t was pleasure for him
to speak of DR.. Flower. That the Doctor
las II6dltQ Ills QdukulcI Will TculdIkdDlt
success-her difficulty being threat and bron-
chial troubles, including q numerous growth
in the throat. That other physicians adj
vised an operation, that Dr. Flower advised
against it; and that without an operation
DR.. Flower had entirely cured her; and that
at this time she was one of the healthiest
women in the State. That the Doctor had
also cured him OF a complication of diseases.
That he was known to great number OF
men and women, being treated by DIR. Flow
er, and cured in seemingly miraculous
way, when by other physicians they had
been given up to die That he regarded Dr.
Flower as the most wcnderful man and won
dertul doctor OF this age.
JOEL HUEY OF CoRsIcANA, TEXAS, A
WEALTHY BANKER
and president of the Texas Loan and Trust
Co., stated that DIR. Flower had performed
wonders in his case. That upwards of two
years ago he consulted DIR. Flower, his trou-
bic being constitutional debility, produced
largely by the breaking down of the stomach
and its failure to digest or assimilate the
food. That he had been and was, when he
visited DIR. Flower, great sufferer; that life
was an actual burden and misery. That DR..
Flower described his troubles better than he
could have told him. That he placed him
and DR.. Flower had performed in his
case most marvellous cure. He con-
sidered himself in every way a well
man. He says he has visited DR.. Flow
er at his home in Boston, which is
one Of the most beautiful homes in the
world, and that his Offices were always
crowded with patients; and that, without
doubt, DIR. Flower is the greatest living ply
stefan to-day in the world
GEN. J. W. BARNES OF ANDERSON, TEX,
stated that some years ago while in WASH
ington on some state business, his attention
| was called to DR.. r. G. Flowers miraculous
cures, and being confirmed invalid and
| great sufferer from. kidney disease, chronic
rheumatism, and nervous prostration, he de-
| termined to consult the Doctor, and accord
ingly visited him. He tells the same Won
derfuisstory about the examination they all
| tell Says he placed himself under DIR. Flow
| er's care, and in few months was entirely
cured; that he had enjoyed since the most
perfect health, that many physicians had
| pronounced his disease incnrable before he
consulted DIR. Flower !. that be had sent
many OF his friends to DR.. Flower, whom he
had treated with. the same success; that he
regarded the Doctor as the most wonderful
| and skilled physician on the earth.
The general looks the picture of health.
| Though seventy years of age, he superin-
| tends his vast estate. He is one of the few
| who made Texas a State, and has frequently
represented State and nation in filling the
most responsi ble positions of trust.
GEN. US. MCDONALD OF ANDERSON, TEX,
a lawyer of extensive practice and proml-
| nent in political and professional circles,
deor with. what his physicians called tuber-
| cuiosis Of the bowels, associated with ner-
vous prostration and great depression, that
they had given his case up as incurable, and
allotted to him but a few weeks of life; that
upon the urgent solicitation of General
Barnes he went to Houston to consult Dr.
Flower, upon his visit to that city, He de-
scribed with great accuracy Or. Flowers
was nothing less than divine: Il placed my
SELF" said the General, Immediately under
the Doctors care; and when went out of
his presence, did SO with my head up and
| confidence in my soul which had not known
for years. DR.. Flower doctored me for some
months, and wrought in me perfect cure,
He put me back to youth, vitality and vigor.
raising my weight from one hundred and
| pounds. do not believe there is another
such physician on the earth. There is but
one Dr. Flower; it is not likely there will
ever be another.
HE is THE MASTER OF DISEASE, THE DE.
sPoILER OF DEATH.
Any way you take him, he is great, smart,
brilliant, sympathetic and grand.
Mrs j. b. Baker of Waco, Tex, stated
that two years ago she went to Houston,
Tex, to consult DR.. Flower. Her difficulty
was bronchial consumption, and the disease
was fast going into her lungs; that the sever
| ity of her cough was such that it was rapid
| ly wearing out her lfe that she had doctored
with the leading physicians of Waco, but
every effort was failure that upon enter
ing DR.. Flowers presence he told her her
| troubles, and that in his judgment he could
| cure her, and in q few months he did; that
| she soon gained back all she had lost in
| weight and strength. and was now healthy
| woman. That DR.. Flower had saved her
| from great suffering and death, and that lshe
| did not believe he had his equal as physi-
| clan in all the world.
DIR. A. A. MCQUEEN. OF wEATHERFoRD,
TEXAs,
a successful physician and very prominent
man, said that he regarded DR.. r. @. Flower
| the most wonderful man in America and the
| greatest physician of this age. why" said
| the Doctor, II have known of numerous cures
| performed by DR.. Flower after pronounced
| incurable by other physicians. How he per-
| forms these wonderful cures don't know,
nor does anybody else; but when all others
| fail, he cures the worst and most dangerous
cases in the most marvellous and wonderful
| way.
Take my wife's case" said the Doctor,
mot a doctor in all the country could do her
any good ! had her treated by all the lead
| ing doctors of the country, but she grew
worse under every effort. her difficulty was
OF the stomach, a fungus trouble, almost
| cancer She could eat but little, and what
she did eat did her but little good. She
grew SO thin and emaciated that she could
scarcely walk, confined most of the time to
her bed, suffering the most excruciating
pain, which would frequently throw her into
spaSmS. As a last hope, she was taken to
Dr. Flower He described her troubles for
the past twenty-five years without asking a
question. He did not promise to cure. but
said he could help her After taking his
treatment for some months, her disease was
so thoroughly removed that she assumed her
household duties and went about like any
body else She can now eat anything and
is In excellent health. Ny wife feels that if
it had not been for DIR. Flower she would
have been in her grave. Some doctors call
DIR. Flower quack; that Is, because they
are jealous of him and can't do what he
does. tell you he is the greatest might
est, and brainiest physician on earth"
MRS. A. II. DURRETT,
the wife of a wealthy farmer living near
Weatherford, stated she was taken by friends
to see DR.. Flower, upwards of two years ago /;
that she was in very critical condition, her
disease being cancer Ot the stomach associat-
ed with bleeding pile; that she had had sew
eral operations performed, but with no bene-
fit. She had been given up by her.physicians
and friends to die, and was at deaths door,
when she was helped into Dr. Flowers pres
ence. She tells the same wonderful story of
DIR. Flowers examination that they all tell,
of the treatment by the Doctor for some
months and her entire restoration to health.
.'Dr. Flower entirely cured me-" she said.
81 was never SO well, strong, young and hap
l nv as am today: II never had such health as