The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-09
The POWER OF MIND.
Influence Of the Mental Powers Over
the Body.
SEEMINGLY INCREDIBLE.
The vitaIization Of Forces I'm the Cure OF
Mslirnsns Diseases Unknown I'm Ear
lier Times Facts, IL True.

Ou the l4tu uhy oi Dtceihooi io'' +" "'~~
sage flashed ncross the wire from Bangor,
Me-, TO noted Boston medical specialist
saying, my little girl is lying In the
thross of death. Oh, save her IL you can"
As quick as thought his answer flashed
back to Bangor: Il will save your child
have no fear" And almost as quick as
said the effect was noticed; the dying
child from the unconscious shores OF
death seemed to come back to earth, the
closed eyes set In death opened amidst
smiIes, and the hitherto speechless tongue,
silenced by the chill OF the grave. startled
the heart broken and despairing family
BY saying distinctly:
Mamma Mamma I"
The hand OF death had been mysterious
" stayed as by word. The old looked
Ct the young and the young up into the
faces of the old. and all asked how was 1t
done. Hearing of this wonderful cure,
your reporter, obedient to instructions,
Visited Bangor to investigate. and from
the lips OF the mother who telegraphed
the physician In Boston he learned the
facts as given above. The lady's name is
MIRA Mary 4. Young Of 92 Harlow street.
Bangor. and though she wishes to avoid
all notoriety. she frankly admits the facts
with the additional statement that the
same doctor had cured a number OF her
friends when given up as incurable by
other physicians.
Hon. John ID. Hopkins of Ellsworth,
Me-. a man who has filled nearly all the
important state Offices up 20 Governor,
when asked il he knew this Boston physi-
clan, replied that he was glad to be able
TO say that he did, that he and his wife
had been most successfully treated and
cured by him, that in their old age,
&hrouRh his treatment, they found them
selves young. 1 regard this physician,
coutinusd Mr.. Hopkins, rs tho most
brainy, able and brilliant doctor OF this
Age, II not Of any other age. Why, sir.
my wife aud went to see him some months
ago. When we entered his presence he
told us both our trou bles In detail and
what troubles we had had In life, aud
what brought us our difficulties, without
asking. us q question, better than we
fact that hundreds in this country know
that this man can detect and describe the
disesSss OF man, woman or child, the most
hidden and intricate diseases, as he would
read nm open book. He Is a wonder, a
marvel. mystery, aud his cures when
Others fail are ~ wonderful as his exami-
nation.
Hon. J. Willard Rice OF tsoston. brother
Of sx-Gov. Rice, was visited by your re-
porter on his return from the Pine Tree
State. You have been patient Of DIR.
Flowerr we queried as we introduced
ourselves what do you think of him
a. a doctorp A broad smile covered the
face OF the. fat and genial alderman as he
~<.xII< IL Ia IL nlo t,sI
was his reply. that DIR. K. G. Flower is
one OF the most able, learned and skilful
physicians OF this age; besides
he Is q most genial and fascinat-
ing man and AS brilliant as a star"
Henry A. Follett OF Woonsocket, a. l.,
aaids "a have been terrible sufferer for
twelve years with liver disease and piles.
had tried the leading physicians OF the
country without help. As q last resort,
] consulted DIR. r. q. Flower of Boston.
He told mo my trouble as soon as he saw
me, without me telling anything.
placed myself under his care began to
Improve at once, and In four or five
Mr. J. Battle Of Collinsville, Conn,
superintendent of large manufacturing
company OF that town, at the mention Of
DIR. Flowers name, turned kindly TO your
reporter and said: II like the mention of
that name. We think great deal Of DIR.
Flower. Heis a most wonderful man.
,aftsr fnad doctored without help for Ave
years. After ! had given up all hope
Of getting we'll and had resigned
myself to what supposed would be either
months or years Of suffering-a living
dsath--f learned that by sending a cent
stamp to DR.. X. G. Flower. $50 Columbus
ayssns Ea'. as n0s1gn Hn,o,a.p pamphlet pna entitled
free. In few days had the little book.
On reading this little book hope returned
20 my soul. / went to see DIR.
Flower, Imagine my surprise as I
walked into his presence to have
him tell me all about myself. how my
trcubles began and what they were, all Of
this without my telling him a thing. /
need MOB tell you i felt that was In the
presence OF man who knew his busi-
ness, and who knew my difficulties
better than did. ! placed myself
under bis care, improved at once. aud am
today n we'll man. Others close to me
have been cured In the same marvellous
/. j. II. Tucker, n prominent farmer of
Lebanon. c., said DIR. II. q. Flower has
cured me OF a most serious stomach and
bowel trouble. together with aggravated
chronic caterrh and nervous prostration.
] was In absolute despair when / visited
DR.. Flower. had been disappointed bv
OOctOrt IN tnelr vain attempts 10 cure
me. No sooner did begin DIR. Flowers
treatment than / began to improve my
cure seems miraculous. Look at me
am In the finest OF health; owe il
all to him. And that il not all. DIR.
Flower told me my troubles when Wis
tied him without asking me a question,
better than I could have told him.
II. N. Turner of New Britain, CT, said
had been given up to die by five physi-
clans, who pronounced my disease Incur
able consumption. / was directed TO
DIR. II. 9, Flower by young lady whom
be had cured. As soon as he saw
me he went back into my life and
told me all the phases of my
trouble. When went to him did not
expect to get we'll. but when left him
felt In my soul that 81 ild be cured. He
inspires the sick with nope, as nobody
else eau. Well, placed myself under his
treatment, l began TO improve at once,
aud "a a few months was we'll.
Mrs. Edwin Norton OF Essex, Conn, n
most pleasing lady, smiled In answer TO
the question, Do you know DR.. H. G.
Flower OF Boston as she replied: IL
should think I did. Why, sir, he cured
me OF the most dreadful stomach and
heart trouble woman ever had, also of
nervous prostration. / had been dread.
ful sufferer for over twelve years. had