Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-10

! " luAO LuD SiCA DCLLGr XlIQ0uE IMAM WILT
| medicine" said. Certainly" was his re
ply. ''Wiu the cure be as permanent2''
| said. much more so, was his answer
Rising to his feet lie said: stop. youne
man, we go 10 the root Of the disease, we
remove the cause; when medicine fails, we
cure. and our cures are lasting 1 would
rather have patient given up by the doc
tors as incurable, because then we readily
show the power Of the scienca ;; Twill YOU
treat all kinds of diseases. doctor?' '.Yes.
to certain extent. but 1 confine myself
mostly to chronic diseases; my spec-
ialty has always been chronic diseases. -
''You have assistants to help you. doctorl''
'The best IN the world.'' SO. if absent,
your work would go onl'' Gust the same. u
VIII you take trips to the West and South
as you used toE' Yes sometimes -
'.Wil you continue to examine the siclx as
you have always done by telling them their
diseases without asking them any ques-
tionss" ''Jus5 the same, for il is wort h
everything for me to know the cause of my
patients trouble.n ''Can you treat patients
at a distance without having seen them?i'
Certainly, many of my greatest cures have
been made this way, but | would ALWAYS
dismiss patient do you give him directions
how TO hvef" Always, and directions if he
follows he is not likely to be ever sick, ever
be unhappy or even worry" II should
think you would form classes and teach
others your ideas that they may heal as you
do" This intend to do.''<
For the past seven weeks have investi-
gated DR.. Il. G, Flowers work in a most
critical manner. There are two Drs.
Flower Drs. R C. and A H, brothers, as
ISOLATED together, and are without any
doubt, if facts prove anything, the greatest
healers on this earth The older DR..
Flower IS DR.. Il. G., who has startled the
world for years by his diagnosis of diseases
without asking the patient any questions
His patients are all over the country, west.
northwest, south and southwest. He has
upwards Of seven hundred patients in the
state of Texas alone. At the Offices of the
Drs. Flower, No. $50 Columbus avenue,
Boston, crowds of patients can be seen at
any time.
These patients are from every section of
the country, and from other countries.
Many of these patients are cured immedi-
ately, while others seem to require months
OF treatment, but it is phenomenal sight
to see the way these desperate and sup
posed incurables are cured.
With the Drs Flower are associated
other physicians and metaphysicians, in
fact from mental healing to medicine there
is some one capable of doing everything
known to cure the sick who visit this mod
ern Mecca.
DR.. r. C. Flower has entirely given up
the use of medicine. To use his own words,
he would give his patient medicine if he
thought he needed it, but that he can cuEe
the sick and dying quicker and better wikfl-
out medicine than with it, hence the
change.
DR.. R. c. Flower occasionallZk4nakes a
professional visit through he[South and
West, during these times hisfbrother, DR.
4. H. Flower, is at the ofj&, i. G., both of
them never leave the ofg at the same
time.
Mrs. Reen, a pro9S6ent lady of Attic
boro, Mass, came Hurriedly into Dr.
Flowers ofllce, on ~ 10Th of January and
asked for an iutsFiew. 'Wel,'' said the
doctor. what q do for you?' my
father is dying she said. THE doctors
have given hiHthp, and just informed US he
can live but lew hours; his life is sinking
away. Oh giant you and won't you save
himl" 'Sn't get worried" said Dr.
Flower, lf5a seeming Indifferent way, tell
me abo9fsour father" She did so. SEQ
home, said the doctor, without any
lnxiet kor worry; I will take care of yonr
5atheN he will improve by midnight"
DR.. Flower received a tele- /
graz Father is no better.p He replied, |
g fir father is better. You will see the |
Id ge before morning" The next moru- |
q she sent a telegram Father has |
hinged for the better" The day follow
&g ''Father is still improving From
hat time this old gentleman has steadily |
improved, and is to-day well.
q How did you cure this man. doctorl" I
Wed, few days ago. II cannot tell you"
va$his reply, and if did you would not
it."
Mrs!tsawson of Oxford Terrace, this
ity, callss on DR.. r. c. Flower few
months ag$5o be treated for rupture. Her |
ase was Nssfy bad case, and she had worn
or twenty-fVSX very large truss;
his truss she Wa unable to lay aside for
ne minute withsAt great suffering, DR..
Tower stated thaGAs would rather not take
he case, as such caseAgenerally required a
ong treatment, and F8Swas over-crowded
With critical cases. TIA woman insisted
hat he do what he could 4g her, that she
ad known of many OF his lures, and felt
ure he could help her if he would. "Well,"
aid DR.. Flower, in an earnest tone of
Dice, 4 will do for you what J cam" then
e added, next Wednesday lay your truss
way; you will not need 1t any more" The
'oman began to demonstrate STOP"
lid the doctor, ''you will be well at the |
me say" On the day named by the
Octor, she took her truss off, and to her
lrprise, and the surprise Of her friends,
lat INDUSTRIOUS rupture across the bowels |
as closed, and she has been well ever
nee.
Mrs. Mary E Young, wife of q promi
ent business man of Bangor, Me, tele-
raphed Or. r. c.. Flower, December u
'9l, as follows: 'My little girl is just alive
it'll typhoid fever, has heen given up as
wing, oh, can't you save h5r?'' AS quick
thought DR.. Flowers answer flashed
yer the wire to Bangor: Hold;
will save your child, have
, fear; she will begin to i'm
rove Immediately you receive this an
yer," and, strange as it may seem, the
epter OF death was broken at the little
rl'S bedside that very hour Upon the !
ceipt of Dr. Flowers telegram a change
ok place. That seeming corpse and with {
ed skeleton began to show signs OF life.
Id so much so that the mother was in q
tired TO send DR.. Flower a second tele- !
am: ''My baby is BETTER" and out of the
AIDES of death this little girl arose most
'eedily into perfect health.
THESE ARE COLD FACTS.
1 present them as they exist; might re- t
-e hundreds if 1 had time What does il C
ean2 How does this man perform these q
resi- That he does do and is doing so all +
e time no one can deny. How he does
csc things he declines to say, aud how no
e can tel. 6
[ have seen him touch a tumor and it
Kinks, while in other cases it would take :,
onths Of different kinds Of treatment 10 I
move it. 1 have seen dozens come to his q
ice on crutches and go away well, while | :
other cases it has taken months of f,Ifh- y
treatment to give them the use Of their \
abs y
knew woman who consulted DIR. =
Ower about large stone cancer in her =