The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-09

gave my Case 10 MN, began 10 improve hp
once, and in short time was well, some
thing had not known for years.
!. Y. CROCKETT,
a wealthy and retired farmer Of Christians
burg, Ky, and man prominently identified
in church circles, In answer TO the question
IF il was true that Dr. Flower had treated
ard benefited him." replied; ooh, yes DR..
Flower saved my lifen Then Mr.. Crockett,
in his mild but impressive way, told how he
went to see DIR. Flower at Louisville; of how
he had to wait several hours on account Of
the great crowd of patients; of the interview,
and of how the doctor told him all his trou-
bles, most accurately described his suffer-
ings IL had n complication of diseases"
said Mr.. Crockett but my most serious
difficulty was
BRlGnT's DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS,
which had ruined my health and brought
me almost to death. No physician was able
TO give me relief or hope. When DR.. Flower
had finished diagnosing my case had per.
feet confidence in him. | placed myself
under his treatment, began To improve at
once and in few months was well man.
This was some four years ago, since which
time have been free from the terrible dis
ease. | consider DR.. Flower very great
physician, II man of great ability and II fast
friend.
wM. II. DUNN, EsQ.,
n wealthy lumberman Of Alton, Ind, said.
you ask me what think OF DIR. Flower.
cannot tell you; he is puzzle to me, |
went 10 see him because | was sick. He
took me by the hand and told me my
troubles without asking me q question, went
all through my life and described my entire
history, told me what was the cause of my
trouble, what mistakes | had made. Scep-
teal when visited him; convinced, almost
dumb, when left him. He took my case; ]
have been under his treatment for some time,
and my disease, which was nervous prostra-
tion--haying been under a heavy mental
strain for a long time---accompanied with
liver stomach troubles and other disorders,
which brought me down to point where
my life was threatened. These troubles he
soon oyercame, and restored me TO health
such rs ! never enjoyed before. ] had con-
suited the local physicians here, been treated
by them and physicians abroad, but under
their treatment grew worse. ! know a num-
Der Of patients who have been treated by Or.
Flower, examined in the same way, and
cured in the same wonderful manner, OF
diseases many OF which were pronounced
incurable by the doctors. Whenever he
visits Louisville there are crowds Of sick who
have all kinds OF troubles, and the universal
testimony is that he cures them all alike"
Mr.. Dunn said: There is a lady visiting US,
! would like you TO see, Mrs. IIyncs, the
wife OF the Episcopal rector at Cannelton,
Ind" In conclusion, Mr.. Dunn said, as we
arose TO go: "Dr. Flower stands prc-emi.
ncntly above any school Of physicians in his
practice OF medicine. lie stands alone, not
like any other doctor, and is, in my opinion,
the most wonderful physician IN the world. "
i was then introduced 10 Mrs. Hyacs wife
Of the rector Of the Episcopal church nj
CanneltOn Ind, gentle cctfaced lady,
typical ministers wife. Mrs. ITynos said
''My husband is
RECTOR or THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH
at Cannelton, Ind lie Is now absent from
home on ministerial duties" She stated she
never could express her feelings of gratitude
nor could her husband, for what Dr. Flower
had done for him. That Mr. Hynes had been
great invalid for years, had doctorcd with
many leading physicians of the country.
/ spent all his living, and then left by them NJ
deaths door, pronounced incunble. That
after some persuasion and aid on the part OF
/ friends, lie was induced 10 consult DIR. Flow.
or. When lac visited him at Louisville bis
\ prcjudiccs were against the doctor, as they
| were against all physicians on account Of
| their failure 90 reach his case. lie stated
no sooner had he entered DIR. Flowers pres
once than the doctor told him his entirt
trouble. from beginning to end, going bach
into his early life; told him about the yariou
| spells Of sickness, how his trouble arose, ant
how il affected him; SO surprised and over
come was Mr.. Hyncs that lac replied: ~ can
not explain 10 you my feelings, but wisl
| you 10 take my case" con arriving home h,
said Ia me: 4 cannot tell you anything
| about 10, | cannot account for his knowl
edge. My only expression Is,
WHAT KIND or A MAN - HE, ~ liz Is a MAJ
AT ALP
| In few days the medicines arrived, with nj
| directions given about my husbands liWng
and diet believe me when / tell you he be
| gan improving at once, and from n mer
skeleton he has gained rapidly IN strength
until he Is strong healthy and vigorous, and
II now able TO do n great amount OF work
without firing. His appetite Is good, Oh,
kidney trouble, the main trouble which had
been pronounced incuable, Is apparently
and entirely cured. lie says lac never felt
so much like living ~ he does now, or 81
we'll" Then she told me she did not be
licve there was such doctor In the world
or ever would be another; that II DIR. Flower
could not cure a sick or well man there was
no help for him.
Mr.. frank II. Stevens. n well.to-do, intel
| ligent farmer, living near Depaw, Indiana
n short distance from Louisville, stated that
about eighteen months ago q cancer appeared
on his arm, not far from the shoulder. II
rapidly developed into
MALIGNANT CANCER,
30 pronounced by the physicians. sharI
shooting pains extending down the arm
under the arm, and into his neck 10 the has,
Of the brain. constant twitching pain, Will
| good deal Of heat, burning, and n feeling
~ II something was gnawing nt the muscles
lie received treatment at the hands Of sew
oral doctors, aud consulted some Of the lead
ing physicians aud surgeons Of Louisville
They pronounced Il cancer, and incumblo
gave ~ advice, the best thing 10 do for tenn
ponry relief was 20 have 4 operated upon
! with the knife. This he would not give hi,
consent 10, having no confidence IN the doc
tors from the fact their methods Of Treatment
heretofore had afforded no relief. lie wa
finally urged by several OF DR.. flpwer's pa
ticnts 30 go and sec him NJ his next visit 4
Louisville. Being prcjudiccd IN favor OF hi
home physicians lac u first declined, bu
i finally becoming 70 alarmed and feeling \,
bad he concluded 20 go. ION entering DR.
Flowers presence" said Mr.. Stevens, "h'
took me my the hand, then said 10 me, 'Yot
| have n cancer on your arm; II Il 70 bad on,
and needs attention; u has grown from
certain other troubles Then he de
scribod things which ! had forgotten. nnt
gave me detailed statement Of the trouble
In it's various stages told me better than