Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-21

that two years ago che went TO Houston,
Tex to consult DR.. Flower. Her diff
equity was bronchial consump tion, and the
disease WAS fast going into her lungs {;
that the severity of her cough WAS such
that |. Was rapidly wearing out her life;
that she had doctored with the leading
physicians of Waco, but every effort was
s failure; thai upon entering DR.. Flowers
presence he told her her troubles, snd
that in his Judgment he could cure her,
and in 8 few months he did; that she
soon gained bsck sill she had lost in
weight and strength, and was now a
healthy woman. That DR.. Flower had
saved her from great suffering and death.
snd that she did not believe he had his
equal as physicisn in all the world.
DR.. A. A. MQekkS OF WATERFORD,
! kTEx
a successful physicfs4i and very promin-
ent man, stated tilsShs. regarded Dr.. R
C. Flower the msst wonderful man in
America and thssSgreatsss physician of
this age. "Wny,Y said Tia Doctor, 81
Have known Of numerous cufSeperformed
kg DR.. Flower aftsr pronouncsd. incura-
Die by sother physicians. How ne prTforms
fbfe wonderful crfes don't knsNs nor
does anybody else; but when all otSsSs
fAll, he easea the worst and most dangeE~
0Hs cases in the most marvellous and
Wonderful way.
stake my wife's csse," said the Doc
For; "not Q doctor in Gil the country
fcould do her any good. l had her
ftrested by all the leading doctors of the
country, but she grew worse under every
| Ell rt. Her difficulty was Of the stom
ach, fuIgus trou5le, almost cancer
! She could eat but little, and what she did
eat did her but Httle good. She grew so
| thin and emscisted that she could scarce
| iy walk, conf1aed most Of the time to her
bed, suffering the NEST excruciating psiE,
| which would freqne ntly throw her into
spssms. AS last hope she was taken to
DR.. Flower. He described her troubles Tor
the past twenty-five years without a,king
a question. He did not promise to cure,
bu1 sid ne could help her. Alter taking
| MS tres'meat for some months, her dis
ease Was SO thoroughly removed that she
assumed her household duties and went
| about like anybody else. She can now
eat anything and IS in excellent health.
My wife feels that il 1t had not been for
| DR.. Flower she would have been in her
| grsYe. Some doctors call DIR. Flower g
qlack; that is because they are ieslous
| OF him and can't do what he does. tell
you he 10 the greatest, mightiest and
brsiniest physician on earth"
MRS. a II. DURRzTT,
the wife of wealthy farmer living near
Westherford, stated she WAS taken by
friends to see DR.. Flower, upwards of two
yesrs ago; thst she WAS in very critical
condition, her disease being cancer Of stom-
scb, associated with bleeding pile; that
she had had several operations perform
ed, but with no benefit. She had been
given up by her physicians and
friends to die, and was at desth's
door, when she WAS helped into Dr..
Flowers presence. She tells the same
wonderful story Of DR.. Flowers e1amina-
tion that they all tell,-of her treatment
by the Doctor for some months, and
her entire restoration to health. CDR.
Flower entirely cured me-" she said.
81 wss never 80 We'll, strong, young, and
happy as am to-day; l never had such
heath as 1 have now. l tell you" she
mouth of the grave. dent think there
was ever such doctor as DR.. Flower,
and that IN him lies the hope Of the in
cursbles Of the world"
Mrs. ]. F. DOVES, residence cor. En-
voy and Beaumont SIS Dallas, Tex
tells most marvellous story OF DR..
Flowers treatment Of her case. She says
che had been In bed most Of the time q
helpless invalid and great sufferer for
yesrs; that she has been treated By sill
The leading physicians of the city and
state with no benefit whatever; that she
had emsciated away to almost nothing;
that her difficulties were nervous, muscu
lar, ovarian, and stomach, and that her
suherlngs were nothing less than sgony; |
tnst her husband prevailed upon DR..
Flower to come to the house and see her,
as she was unable to get to the hotel to
see him (this WAS during DR.. Flowers |
visit to Dallas two years ago. |
that as soon as DR.. Flower approached
her bed he told her in detsil her
trouble, described everything about her
disease. She was under the Doctors
treatment for several months, with the
troubles disappeared; she regained her
been attending to her household duties
and enjoying excellent health. She says
If ever doctor saved patient from
uSAtus w. L IOWO4 SoVOQ uGIs ouC QOu \
believe there was ever such a doctor as
he.
In interviewing these patients of Doc
tor Flower, We had Ia double objsct in
view, having member of our family sick
With most dangerous disease, the case
having been pronounced incu.able. We
were loath to abandon further effort, and
having heard frequently of DR.. Flowers
marvellous cures, we hoped, yet doubted, ]
for the country is full of unreliable
claims. Not to be deceived, we de-
termined to investigate
DR. Flowers WORK IN OUR OWN STATE,
and talk face to face with those who knew
nina as patients, and knew him best. Wei
have done so, and hSve accumulated evil
dence enough Of his seemingly mirscu-
lous work TO make book OF 1000 pages
as interesting IS the Arabian Nights"
2. We felt 1t our duty to our readers
and to the Texas public to ascertain If
the claims made for DR.. Flower by his
friends were true or false and publish to
the world the exact facts as gathered.
This we have DONE Our feelings orig