Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-21
and one of the most fascinating corver-
sationalisls he hsd ever met.

hsd in the interval been under
the treatment of the most success
full practitioners In San Antonio, with
no material benefit, the csncerous tumor
gradually growing larger, her physicians
deciding on the extirpstion of the tumor
] by 80 operation, giving It as tfeir opin-
ion that unless she consented to an ope-
ration the tumor would eventually destroy
her life. She, being very much averse 10
an operation and hearing through friends
of the great success attending DR.. Flow
er's treatment Of such troubles, curing
them solely through systemic medicssfop,
never under any circumstances using the
knife, went to see him ct his honie in
Boston. She became enthused st there
markable manner in which he told her 0f
her troubles, Z
WITHOUT SINGLE INQUIRY ADDRESS
ED TO HER,BUT SIMPLY TAKING
HsR HAND HIS, BE WENT
THROUGH TIE WHOLE HIS
TORY hF HkR TROUBLE
FROM BEalNNING
10 END.
She sRys he treated her for about one
year, and at the exnTeHon of that TINA
the tumor had disappeared, her general
health being in q much better conditioH
than it had been. has g
Mr. C. G. Hubbard, proin5aentlY iderE-
fed with the wool interestSof Sourhssest.
ern Texas, and one OF ths2most infi1en-
tial and progressive citizens of San
Antonio, in response to Hquiries about
|Dr. Fiswer, stated that hehsd known the
Doctor for years pas, and that truer
Fgentlem.n, ADLER physiciSb, or greater
FnhilanshropistAever existsd. In explsna-
ton okthe above encomiuin, he ssid thst
he waa. intimately Acquainted with
DR.. EseWer and HE work, and had been in
posiapn to obsefxaSciatelg the Doctor
under eTefy phase In his career; from g
comparatfS6tEsRssF man he hsd, in the
past eight wears, by his unparalleled sue
cess as physElap, built for himself as it
E,were, living sad breathing monument in
the shape Of Thousands, who blessed him
and reverenced him as their preserver, =
RgLwARK AGAINST WHICH EVEN THE
s.. WAVES OF DEATH BEAT IN VAIN,
quelsd by the mighty power of his scien-
tito Knowledge snd control of disease
"Now,nsaid Mr.. Hubbard, "the ms )rity
of physicsans will tell you tnat DIR. Flow
er is Qhack That is all bosh. TIE
and his success, and while never
having had occasion to require his
services myself, yet have had numer-
ersl of whom were considered past all
wrought cure. Talk to me OF quackery!
Why, how could he obtain and retsin the
unlimited confidence OF mis- patients IN
L.
ais treatment?
do YOU SUPPOSE THE THOUSANDS he has
TREATED WOULD sTULTIFY THEM
SELVES AND BEAR FALSE WITNESS?
The idea is preposterous. Why" said
Mr.. Hubbard, "you should visit his
offices in Boston, crowded all
the time. with rich aud poor.
Unless you come early and stay
late you will hsve little opportunity OF
seeing the Doctor, as first come frss
served with him; he treats his patients
sll alike"
JOEL HURY CT CoRsICANA, TEXAS, A
WEALTHY BANKER
and president of the Texas Loan and
rrusJ Company, stated that DR.. Flower
had performed wonders in bis case. That
upwards OF two years ago he Consulted
DR.. Flower, his trouble being constitu-
tional debility, produced largely by the
breaking down of the stomach, and It's
failure to digest or sssimilate the food.
That he had been and WAS,
when he visited DR.. Flower,
great sufferer; that life
WAS an actual burden and misery. That
DIR. Flower described his troubles better
than he could have told him. That he
placed himself Immediately under the
Doctors care, and that DR.. Flower had
performed in his case q most marvel
lous cure. He considered himself IN eve
~ way well man. He says he has
visited DR.. Flower at his home in Boston,
which is one of the most beautiful homes
in the world, and that his offices were al
ways crowded with patients; and that
without doubt, DR.. Flower Is the great
est living physician -dsy in the world.
GENERAL W BARNES OF ANDERSON, TEX
stated that some years ago while In Wash
ington on some state business, his atten-
ton was called to DR.. r. G.. Flowers
miraculous cures, and being a confirmed
invalid and great sufferer from kidney
disease, chronic rheumatism and nervous
prostration, he determined to consult the
Doctor, and accordingly visited him.
He tells the same wonderful story shout
the examination they all tell. Says he
placed himself under DR.. Flowers csre,
and in 3 few months was entirely
cured; that he had enjoyed since
most perfect health; that many physicians
had pronounced his disease incurable be-
fore he consulted DR. Flower; that he had
sent many of his friends to DR.. Flower,
whom he had trested with the same sue
cess; tina. he regarded the doctor as tbs
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 state, and has fire.
quently represented the state snd nation
In filing the most responsible positions
Of trust.
GIN j. 8. MCDONALD OF ANDERSON, TEX
lawyer Of extensive practice and promi-
nent in political and professional circles,
stated thst TWO years ago he was at
deaths door with what his physicians
called tuberculosis of the bowels, $3.50
ciated with nervous prostration and great
depression; that they had given his case
up as incurable, and allotted to him but 8