The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-04-19

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@. Flower the most wonderful man in
America and the greatest physician o.
this age. "Why," said the doctor, ~ have
known of numerous cures performed by
Doctor Flower after pronounced incurablt
by other physicians. How he perform;
these wonderful cures don't know, mol
| does anybody else; but when all other:
fail, he cures the worst aud most danger
Gus cases in the most marvellous and won
derful way.
Take my wife's case" said the doctor;
"not doStor in ell the country could dc
| her any good. had her treated by all
the leading doctors of the country, but
she grew worse under every effort
Her difficulty was of the stomach, q
fungus trouble, almost cancer. She
could eat but little, ana what she
did eat did her but little good. She
grew so thin and emaciated that she could
scarcely walk, confined most of ths time
to her bed, suffering the most excruciating
pain, which would frequently throw her
into spasms. AS a last hope, she was
taken to Doctor Flower. he described
her troubles for the past twenty-five years,
without asking a question. He did not
promise to care, but said he could help
her. After taking his treatment for some
months, her disease was SO thoroughly re-
moved, that she assumed her household
duties and went about like anybody else.
She can now eat anything, and Is in excel
lent health. My wife feels that If it had
not been for Doctor Flower, she would
have been in her grave. Some doctors
call Doctor Flower quack; that is be-
cause they are jealous of him and can't
do what he does. 1 tell you he is the
greatest, mightiest and brainiest ply
stefan on EARTH"
MRS. A. H. DURRETf,
The wife of wealthy farmer living dear
Weatherford, stated she was taken by
friends to see Doctor Flower, upward of
two y ears agoj that she was in q very crit
iosl condition, her disease being cancer of
stomach associated with bleeding pile;
that she had had several operations per-
formed, bat with no benefit. She had
been given up by her physicians and
friends TO die, and was at deaths door,
of when she was helped into DootOr Flowers
presence She tells the same woDdrful story
Doctor Flowers examination that they all
tell-of her treatment by the doctor for
some months, and her entire restoration
to health. doctor Flower entirely cured
me-" she said. 81 was never so well, strong,
young and happy as am to-dayj 1 never
had such health as l have now. tell,
YOU" she said, doctor Flower saved me
at the mouth of the grave. l don't think
there was ever such doctor as Doctor
Flower, and that in him lies the hope of
the incurables of the world"
G. f. Hines, wealthy ranchman of
Frio county, Tex living twenty five miles
from Pearaall said he had been a great
sufferer for nearly fifteen years with
kidney trouble, affecting the organic
structure of the kidneys; also severe pail
pitation of the heart, rendering him
unable to do anything producing exotic
m ant or bodily exertion; in addition to
this, by exposure he had contracted rheu-
matism of the severest type, producing
among other effects contraction of the
muscles of the legs and spine. He had
treated for some years with the leading
physicians of San Antonio and other cities
of the state, but grew continually worse.
Becoming alarmed at his rapid decline,
upon the advice of friend who had been
treated most successfully by Doctor
Flower, he determined, as a last effort, to
consult the doctor on one of his visits to
San Antonio. To his surprise, Doctor
Flower told him all his troubles most
accurately without asking any questions.
"He told me my troubles" said Mr..
Hines, "better than could tell him, and
for the first time in my life 1 felt that
was in the hands of one who could save
me. placed myself under Doctor Flow
er'5 treatment, and after some months
treatment he cured me of my diseases and
restored me to perfect health, which l now
enjoy. Before treating with Doctor Flower
1 could not ride, and could scarcely help
myself about; now 1 am in my saddle from
morning till night, riding over fifty
thousand acre ranch, and looking after
thousands of CATTLE" Mr.. Hines closed
by saying: ~ regard Doctor Flower as
THE WONDER OF THE AGE,
the greatest ply sician on the earth to-day.
My confidence ia Doctor Flower is such
that when he says he can help or cure a
patient, I will back him against all the
physicians in the world"
Mrs j. f. Downes, residence corner
Envoy and Beaumont streets, Dallas,
Texas, tells most marvellous story of
Doctor Flowers treatment of hsr case.
She says she had been in bed most of the
time, helpless invalid and great sufferer
for years; that she has been treated by
all the leading physicians of the city and
state with no benefit whatever; that she
had emaciated away to almost nothing;
that her difficulties were nervous, mas
cular, ovarian, and stomach, and that her
sufferings were nothing less than agony
that her husband prevailed upon Doctor
Flower to come to the house and see her,
as she was unable to get to the hotel to
see him (this was during Doctor Flowers
visit to Dallas two years ago.; that
as soon as Doctor Flowers approached
her bed he told her in detail her
trouble, described everything about her
disease. She was under the DOCTORS treat
ment for several months, with the most
wonderful results. That her troubles dis
appeared; she regained her flesh and
strength. Had for over a year been at
tending to her household duties and en-
Toying excellent health. She says is ever
a doctor saved patient from death, Doc
tor Flower saved her. She don't believe
there was ever such doctor as he.
In interviewing these patients of Doctor
Flower, we had double object in view,
having a member of our family sick with
a most dangerous disease, the case having
been pronunced incurable. We were loath
to abandon further effort, and having
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