The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-03-10

| DIR. Flower l. the doctor VINO cured
The railI0ad president, who raised
from death the son OF Byron Wood
ward, and has startled by his miracu-
lOils cures the world for the last fit
teen years"
| visited DR.. Flower at his beautiful
office, NO. 500 Columbus Avenue; 1
found him in the same genial mood
every body finds him, perfectly well,
perfectly happy, and with a faith in
the power To heal in Mental or Chris
tan Science SO strong that you can
feel it when you come into his pres
ence. Then you q Mental or
Christian Scientist" | said. "Well,
you can call it So" was his reply.
"YOu claim to be a BILE to cure the sick
better without than with medicine,
said. "Certainly." was his reply.
"Will the cure be as permanent"
said. "Much more so,n was his an
swer. Rising to his feet he said:
stop young man, we 60 to the loot
OF the disease, we remove the cause;
when medicine fails, we cure, and our
cures are lasting. l would rather
have patient given up by the doc
tors as incurable, because then we
readily show the power of the sci
ence." "Will you treat all kinds OF
diseases, doctof?" Eyes, to a certain
extent, but l confine myself mostly to
chronic diseases; my speciality has al
ways been chronic diseases" "You
have assistants to help you, doctor?"
1.-The best in the world" $50 if alb
sent, your work would 60 on?" "Just
the same" "Will you take trips to
the west and south, as you used to-"
eyes, sometimes" "Will you con-
tinue to examine the sick, as you have
always done, by telling them their
diseases, without asking them any
questions?" "Just the same, for it is
worth everything for me to know the
cause of my patients trou ble." "Can
you treat patients at distance with
odt having seen them?" Certainly,
many OF my greatest cures have been
made this way, but l would always
rather see my patient first" "When
you dismiss a patient do you give him
directions how to live?" always,
and direc ions if he follows he is not
likely to be ever sick, ever be un.
happy, or even worry" Il 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 l have in
vestigated DR.. r. G. Flowers work in
most critical manner. There are
two doctors Flower, Drs. r.. G. and A.
H., brothers, associated together, and
are without any doubt, if facts prove
anything, the greatest healers on this
earth. The older Doctor Flower is
DR.. Il. c., who has startled the world
tor years by his diagnosis of disease
without asking the patient any ques-
tons. His patients are all over the
country, West, Mort west, South and
Southwest. He has upwards of seven
hundred patients in the State of Texas
alone. AT the offices of the Doctors
Flower, No. $50 Columbus avenue,
Boston, crowds of patients can be seen
at any time.
These patients are from every sec
ton of the country, and from other
countries. Meny of these patients are
cured Immediately, while others seem
to require months of treatment, but it
is phenomenal sight to see the way
these desperate and supposed incul-
ables are cured.
With the Doctors Flower are asso-
ciated other physicians and meta
physicians, in fact, from mental heal
ing to medicine there is some one cap
able of doing everything known to
cure the sick who visit this modern
Mecca.
DR.. r. G. 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 il,
but that he can cure the sick and dy-
ing quicker and better without med
icine than with it, hence the change
DIR. r. G. Flower occasionally makes
a professional visit through the South
and West, during these times his
brother, DR.. A. H. Flower, is at the
office, i. e., both of them never leave
the office at the same time.
Mrs. Reed, a prominent lady OF
Attleboro Mass, came hurrieuly into
DR.. Flowers Office on the 10th Of Jan
uary and asked for an interview
"Well,n said the doctor, what
can L do for your" an
father is dying" she said. "The doc
tors have given him up, and just in
formed us he can live but few hours;
his life is sinking away. Oh! can't
you and won't you save him ?"
Don't get worried" said DR.. Flower,
in seemingly Indifferent way, "tell
me about your father" She did so.
"Go home," said the doctor "withou
any anxiety or worry, | will take care
of your father; he will improve by
midnight" That evening DR.. Flower
received telegram Father is no
botter." He replied, "Your father is
better. You will see the change be-
fore morning" The next morning
she sent a telegram, "Father has
changed for the better" The day
following, "Father is still improving"
From that time this old gentleman
ha. steadily improved, and is today
we'll.
"How did you cure this man, Doc
tor?' l asked few days ago. 81
cannot tell you" was his reply "and
if did YOU would not understand it,"
Mrs. Lawson, of 3 Oxford Terrace.
this city, called on DR.. r, G. Flower a
few months ago to be treated for
rupture. Her case was a very bad
case, and she had worn for twenty
five years a very large truss; this truss
she was unable to lay aside for one
minute without great suffering. Doc