The Portland daily press., 1889-07-30

nosis score of times, and have never known
of a single failure to instantly ana acculaeeiy
describe the patients symptom ana aliiilent'
What his wonderful power Is canh9I say,
but that he certainly has that power K sa'.,;
full well. Myself and members CT my daslL-
ly have been patients of DIR. Flower al dlHeI-
ent times for several years, and we nave az
ways found him fair. honorable aud frank
in all his dealings. Ihaye known OF cases III
Cincinnati where after describing eIe pa.
TENTS troubles he would tell them ne ala not
think he could help them, thus SHOWING q ae-
sire ON his part to hold out no Iais9 inuuce
ments Since staying here at Hotel floWer
have met and talked with many OF ms pa,
tients from various parts OF the country, ana
find that my experience is the same as otn-
ers. and if possible my faith is greater than
ever in his wonderful skill. was eonVers-
ing with lady last evening, VINO is Delng
treated for cancer. She told me that unoer
DR.. Flowers treatment sne cancer
was decreasing, the hardness aisappearihs
and her general health improving; mat she
was sure he was helping her, and fully ex-
pected her recovery would be but question
of p short time. You cannot praise Dr.
Flower and his superb hotel too highly. 1t
is a blessing to invalids that such place
exists, and that the man lives With such
power to heal the sick and suffering" Gov.
Bishop was elected governor of Ohio in 1877
| by nearly $4,000 majority, carrying Cincin-
natl and Hamilton, o., by $500 majority.
He has been mayor OF Cincinnati, and is
widely known through the Middle States as
tegrity in all matters. He was once elected
| mayor of Cincinnati on the same ticket with
X; b. Hayes and Judge Hoadley, all OF
whom subsequently, became governors of
ONO, and one (Hayes), President of the
United States.
Gov. Bishop pointed out to us
THE HON. CHARLES c. SWEENEY,
who for the past four years has been col
| lector of the port of Galveston. He is one
| of the best known citizens of the Lone Star
| State. Beside holding the highest official
position in Texas within the gift of the
several of the National Democratic conven-
tions, and has otherwise been prominently
identified with the growth of his party. For
the past few weeks Mr.: Sweeney has been
at Hotel Flower with his family. and in re,
opinion Of DR.. Flower?" Mr.. Sweeney
| said: 81 co slider DR.. Flower high
minded, warm hearted and honorable
| gentleman, and as a physician ]
He has treated my wife both in Texas sand and
| here. She has been an invalid for over 20
| years, during which time l consulted not
| only the best physicians of the South but
leading specialists of New York and Europe.
temporary relief, and it cost me thousands Of
dollars. When DIR. Flower was in Texas,
some time since, we went to see him. With.
out a single question he Immediately de-
scribed her trouble, and assured us of hi.
ability to relieve her. She became patient
and at once began to improve under his skill
full treatment She now enjoys better health
than she has known for years, or than we
ever thought possible for her to enjoy. The
| improve have been so great that we
within few months. Words cannot express
our gratitude to DR.. Flower, or our apprecia
tion of his wonderful skill" What do you
think of Hotel Flower? Oh, it is magnifi
cent place. The cuisine and service are the
very finest, the surroundings unsurpassed in
richness and beauty, while the general sur.
roundings of the hotel are not only totally
unlike other health institutions there being
here nothing that suggests hospital, but il
Is far more inviting than other hotels in thai
the atmosphere of this place is wonderfully
bomelike. Why, my brother, who came
North with me on business. was 50 delighted
with Hotel Flower that he left Young's no
tel ard came here, preferring it to the regular
hotels. Such is the testimony of the DR.,
| Flower patients. The doctor occasionally
visits the principal cities in the surrounding
States, thus enabling many who are unable
to visit Boston to consult the doctor close tt
their homes.
We were unable to obtain an interview
with DR.. Flower. so crowded was he with
patients, but we learned from his. secretary
that DIR. Flowers vacation this summer
would consist of short professional trip to
Maine, New Hampshire, Connecticut, New
Jersey and Washington city, spending two OF
three days in each State. In this way the
doctor will have change from his heavy
routine office work and enable numerous SICK
to consult him who cannot take long journey:
from home.
1t seems that one of the wonderful features
of Dr. Flowers practice is his unerring abil
ity to tell a patient his disease without ask
ing any questions, thus enabling him to doc
tor his patient in an intelligent manner with
out experimenting with him. Most of DIR
Flowers patients are treated at their home
and only in the most difficult cases required
to come to his health resort The healtl
palace is under the care of DIR. A. III. Flowe
(Dr. r. g. Flowers brotherl, assisted by DR.
w. 0. Jones, DR.. S. G. Calderwood, DR.. l.. M
Titon and others. DIR. X. G. Flower is tn
examining physician in chief. His examina
tiOns are the wonder of thousands.
1t would seem that, If in this great healtl
palace, the finest in the world and the prid,
of boston, the sick cannot find cure. it i
because there is no cure for them.
The Drs. Flower expect soon to begin tn
erection of new health resort in Washing
ton city, Boston Globe.
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