Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-15
DIR. 3. G. FLOWER.
ASTONISHING CURES IN HIS HEALTH
PALACE.

DR.. Flowers Wonderful Power Of Diagnose
Ing Disease-A Masniaeept Gin Pre-.
senrsd TO Readers of fhis Paper.
The Boston correspondent OF the Hartford
Comm Times says: 81 visited Boston a
Hotel Flower, it being BY all odds the most
comfortable as well as superb hotel in the
Hub. Indeed, this great health palace is
one of the features of Boston, being the
most magnificent and palatiaI home for in
valids in the world.
1t has already become resort for many
OF the most eminent citizens in both public
and private life. The cures that are being
performed are in many cases of q most start
ing nature. Not more so, however, than is
DIR. Flowers marvellous power of diagnos-
ing disease; power which enables HIM to
instantly detect the most obscure disease. to
describe the progress of the trouble, the at
tending symptoms, and the remote causes
that led to the sickness, as no other physi-
clan has yet been able to do. The posses
sion of this wonderful gift, coupled with the
vast amount of scientific information ac.
quired after years of profound study. has
placed him in the front ranks Of the great
physicians of the nineteenth century. The
superior skill of DIR. Flowers treatment is
evinced by the kind and character of his
patients, who come to him from all parts of
the Union and are enthusiastic beyond
measure when speaking of DIR. Flower. He
is" said
EX-GOVERNOR R. NJ. BISHOP, OF cIN-
cMNATI,
who has been spending a few weeks at DR..
Flowers health resort, ''the most wonderful
physician in the world, and his treatment is
making me feel like new man." The
Hon. G. Q. Sweeney, who for the past four
years has been collector of the pert at Gal
weston, and who has also been at Hotel
Flower for the past few weeks taking treat
ment, said: 81 am feeling better every day
under the treatment of DR.. Flower. He
has done for my wife what no other ply.
sician seemed to think possible, sub
stantially overcome chronic troubles that
have for the past % years rendered her life
miserable. Yes, she is with me, and though
business will compel me to return to Gal
weston in a few days. Mrs. Sweeney will re-
main at this magnificent health palace for
some months" An Ex-Governor OF one Of
the Northwestern States, who with his wife
has been under DR.. Flowers professional
care for some time, declared that the treat
ment had done them so much good, and the
palace was so delightful and homellke, they
proposed to make it their home for several
months to come. These are a few examples
of the general praise heard on every side
from his patients.
DIR. FLOWER TO VISIT THE WEST.
The Doctor has just completed arrange
ments which will enable him to visit sew
eral points in Kentucky and Ohio shortly,
thus affording his host of patients and
friends an opportunity of seeing him near
their own homes.
SUPERB GIFT FREE.
All readers of this paper who promptly
send their names and address, or that of any
invalid friend, or friends, together with a
2-cent stamp for postage for such package,
will receive free and postpaid copy of the
last edition of DR.. Flowers superb health
papers, the retail price OF which alone is
90 CENTS together with large, richly Illus
trated pamphlet giving graphic descri2-
tion of DIR. Flowers great health palace.
Those wishing to avail themselves of tins
great offer must write Immediately to the
r. c. Flower Medical Company. Alt Co
lumbus avenue, Boston.