The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-26

speedy and almost instantaneous man
ner OF nervous prostration when all
hope OF liis restoration Lad been aban-
doned. He has enjoyed good health
ever since.
DR.. Flower removed from the breast
OF Mrs. Brewster OF 20 Thompson street,
Springfield, Mass, (her husband is a
prominent business man OF New Eng
land), ten wears ago, a monstrous can
Ger without the knife, and without draw
ing blood. No sign OF the disease since,
and the woman in perfect health.
+. n. Turner, OF New Britain, Conn,
says: "a had been given up to die by
i've physicians, who pronounced my
disease incurable consumption. l was
directed to DR.. r. G. Flower by young
lady whom he had cured. As soon as
he saw me he went back into my life and
told me all the phases OF my trouble.
When l went to him did not expect to
get well, but when l left him | felt in
nv soul that should be cured. He in
spires the sick with hope, us nobody
else can. Well, placed myself under
his treatment, / began to improve at
once, and in few months was well.
Mrs. Edwin Norton, OF Essex, Conn.,,
saws: "Dr K. c. Flower cured me OF
the most dreadful stomach and heart
trouble woman ever had, also OF nervous
prostration. had been q dreadful
sufferer for over - years. had doctored
with numerous physicians without BEN
eft. Began to improve Immediately
under DR.. Flowers treatment and in a
few months was cured"
"a wonderful array OF testimony l
must admit, judge" j.,
Eyes sir" replied the judge, who bad
settled down to read his book. The
evidence is uuanswerable, sufficient to
acuuit or convict in any court in the
civilized world"
"But, Judge Goodspeed, see these
people say that DR.. Flower can tell any
one his trouble without asking them a
question"
Certainly he can; that is just what l
have been telling you"
do you suppose he could tell me
my trouble without asking me any
question:"
Certainly he can"
81 believe | will ask him to examine
me"
81 should advise you not in public
car.
"Well am going to ask him anyway.
lie never saw me, and it would be a
great test ii he could do so, and with
out waiting for the judge to introduce
me touched the doctor on the shout
der and said: 81 believe this is DR..
Flower"
"That is my name"
az have been told, doctor, that you
can tell a person his trouble without
their telling you anything? ] have a
difficulty, and would like to have you
tell me-"
81 guess it is curiosity" was his reply
as he slowly raised his eyes up into my
face.
81 assure you, doctor, it is not curl
osity. am in dead earnest"
Taking my hand in his for a moment
he said Young man, some years ago
by your prodiGal or fast life you injured
yourself; the disease settled in your left
hip, and whenever you are tired or take
cold, you become lame and suffer
severely in that hip. This happened" "
he continued, "about II years ago.
Since then you have lived a proper and
beautiful lie, and it is unfortunate that
YOU should suffer so much for that
Youthful lndiscretion.' By this time |
was fairly shaking, for everything he
had told me was true. Anything else
the matter with met" Nothing" and
this was true also.
$40 you know who am ?" l asked.
Certainly not" was his reply, as he
fixed his eyes sternly upon me, and then
said, "If you stand there much longer l
will know who you are. You are a
newspaper man, would say"
you arc right; but how did you
know it?"
You have newspaper pulse" was
his careless reply, as he turned to his
book. "Good afternoon sir"
81 will give it up judge" l said.
"That man is a supernatural wonder.
You have investigated him, tell me a
little more. Where do his patients
come from?"
IRON every section of this globe"
is he high in his charges?"
81 should say he was, but you know
such talent and skill will always COM
mand high prices. He would not have
to doctor anyone but milliouaires II he
SO wished, for the wealthy who seek
him are without number, but he is very
considerable to the poor. have known
OF his receiving thousands OF dollars for
one consultation, and have known OF
his giving the most important consulta-
tions for nothing. | presume he does
as physicians and lawyers generally do
in such cases.
"What ia few hundred dollars when
mans life is in the balance. | am
glad for the sick world that there is a
DR.. Flower, and hope for the sake OF
the suffering he may live long to carry
on his good work.
~ think it safe to say as the re-
suit OF the thorough and scientific in:
vestigations made by our society OF all
chronic incurables who go to him that
Dr. Flower will cure fully ninety per
cent. l don't know how he does it but
l know that he does.
"Dr. K. 9. Flower has brother, DR..
A. H. Flower who is fast becoming
famous. They are associated together,
but are never both away from the OF
fee at the same time.
ellis younger brother, B. o. Flower,
is editor OF the Arena, that able and
progressive Boston Magazine.
1.-The brilliant and facinating elocu.
ZIONIST and humorist, Elizabeth Flower
Willis, is his sister. She has recently
forged to the front, and by critics OF
the stage is pronounced the greatest
humorist of the day. DR.. Flowers
father has been for years distin'
guished clergyman. So you see the
entire family are the representatives Of
brains, skill and progression. II you