Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-30
THE SOUTH SPEAKS.
STARTLING STORIES OF THE SKILL
OF Or. r. c. FLOWER.
psopIe Of THIS Section who Have Been
Interviewed-They Declare that HIS
Cures Are Astonishing.
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Forty or sixty miles an hour VIII not
longer satisfy the ambition OF this age.
"Drop n nickel in the slot hnd You are
there 900 miles away" ~ the method or
travel Americans are now looking Tor.
Quick cures, permanent cures, cures Oh
the once-supposed incurable diseases are
what the SICK of the country are demand
ing at the gates of Science and at the
hands of the great specialists and healers
of this age.
More progress has been made IN medi-
cine the past twenty-five years than in the
400 wears preceding. And the profession
which has always been one OF experiments
seems destined TO soon become one OF
science. capable of coping with any DIS
ease and from which all mistakes VIII be
eliminated. The greatest Improvement.
tho most important discoveries nave
always been made by specialists.
Among the noted specialists OF this
country there is one who in his peculiar
specialties seems to excel in the most
wonderful way. He seems TO be the mas
ter of diseases and the long. considered IN
curable diseases seem TO be toys IN MS
hands. The eastern and northern
press have abounded with his MI
raculous cures for years The wealthy
from all parts OF the world nave
sought and found help at his
DlnQS. Inc GItuttob IpuAhe' -
country and Europe ore constantly record
ing his cures, which read like fairy tales
and would vie with ancient miracles.
Thousands seek his aid every year from
all parts of the earth. They come TO him
sick and 90 away well; they come lame
and 90 away cured He has built costly
institutions and large sanitariums-in tact'
seems TO do In the perfectlng OF his prac-
tee whatever his heart incllnes to. We
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though the reader by this time VIII sur
mise OF whom we speak.
The late Professor II. L. Huminston, who
for years was professor in the Cleveland
Medical College, SAID III an article to the
Chicago Times: "Ihave investigated DR.. X.
&. Flowers practice for months and I'M
besitatingly say that If there are such
things as miracles nowadays he is per-
forming them. have seen him cure tue
lame, paralvzed, and helpless who have
been tor years on their crutches In an IN
credulous short time. | have seen the
most advanced and abandoned cases OF
cancer and tumor brought to him and
Immediately relieved and speedily cured.
/ have seen him 90 into the death cham
Der where all was darkness, tears. ana
sObs and in q few moments change the
CLASSY eve, the Icy llpand limbs into health.
smile. and warmth. He possesses the IN
tuitional ability of telling diseases with
out being told anything. | have seen him
make hundreds OF examinations without
making q mistake, yet he never asked the
patient question. have not been able to
ascertain how he makes these cures. lie
saws there is nothing miraculous IN them,
but does not explain the mOdus 0pT-
randi. In his presence the worst chrome
patients seem to take new leases or lie,
and the most complicated diseases seem 70
be TOYS in his hands" But leaving out
the East and North, the home OF tins great
specialist we have extensively lnvestl-
gated DR.. Flowers work in the South.
Such enthusiastic patients have never been
seen: Ia fact, the Doctors patients almost
worship him. Here is what some OF them
say
A. +. Longley, corner Massachusetts, ave-
nue. and First street, Southeast Washing
ton, ID. c., said We all love DR.. X. &.
Flower He cured my wife several years ago
in the most marvellous way of Flbroid lu-
NOR when given up to die. We had made
every effort, but no doctor had ever been
able TO help her. The disease seemed
plaything in his hands. He cured her
speedily" Mr.. Longley is prominent
Washington citizen and superintendent OF
the Government Seed Department.
Mrs. Carrie II. Marshall, No. i07 Sixth
street, Washington, ID. c., said = owe
my life to DR.. II. G.. Flower, and also my
health to him. Ny troubles were nervous
prostration with liver. stomach, and head
troubles. He has cured me when hume
rOus physicians failed to help me, said this
bright-eyed woman with emphasis.
am so well and we are all so happy"
Mrs. w. L. Poat, Granite, w., said:
DIR. II. c. Flower, of Boston. as good as
raised me from the grave. This everybody
declares who knows ANYTHING about my
case. had been treated and Sven up to
die by the best physicians OF THIS state.
had a cancerous trouble, could no: retain
food on my stomach had wasted away. and
was waiting the end. | had frequent and
most violent spasms of stomach and
bowels. My suferings were unbearable.
began TO improve Immediately after CON-
menclng with DR.. Flowers treatment and
improved speedily and rapidly. | am a
we'll woman to-day, well and sound The
husband. who was present, added that all
his wife had said was true. and that he
knew several others whom DR.. Flower had
cured in the same manner.
Stephen III. Furnace, No. u Meadow
Bridge Road. Richmond, Va, said: DR..
Il. C. Flower, of Boston, has cured me or
terrible case of paralysis and rheuma-
tsm. Ny lower limbs were helpless and
my right arm nearly so. BY the assistance
of friends | was taken 70 see HIM on
crutches | was very feeble, could scarce
ly move. / had been given up by the best
physicians in this country as Incurable,
and was expecting to die. As soon as Dr.
Flower saw me he told me how my
troubles came upon me and what diseases
| had had in past life without asking me a
question--better than | could have told
him. | began TO improve Immediately uu-
der his treatment. and in few months was
cured. / am enjoying excellent health to-
day."
John L. Bolts. No. 3OS south Laurel
street, Richmond. Va, SAID that he had
consumption "a result of the grippe and
frequent colds. That one lung had an
abscess in it. The doctors performed an
operation and that he grew rapidly worse
under it. He lad wasted 10 a skeleton
and was confined to his bed. Besides he
was suffering from violent spasms which
frequently made him unconscious. That
he was given up as lncurable and was
waiting his death, when, as last resort,
MS family took him TO see DR.. X. G.
Flower upon his visit to Richmond last
spring. At that time he could not walk
alone That under the Doctors treatment
be began to improve Immediately. He
soon stood erect-something he had not
done for long time. That he had gained
in flesh and strength and great vlgor. The
spasms had stopped and that his friends
did not know him when they saw him now.
A grateful father endorsed all his son had
said. and stated Had 1T not been for DR..
Flower my boy would have been dead.
He Is not like other DOCTORS" continued
the father. His cures are almost like
miracles"
II. G. Lancaster. of Enterprise, S. c..
said: MY cure is considered one of the
most wonderful ever made. When | first
visited DR.. Il. c. Flower was physical
aud mental wreck. Had been given up as
incurable and went to him as the very last
resort.
What was my condition.? Why. sir,
| didn't have any condition. ] was per-
fecty helpless with muscular rheumatism
and nervous prostration. l was confined
TO my bed, could not dress myself, and
everything ate caused me great suffering.
| suffered greatly with my head. had
nearly lost my sight. and could not bear
the light, nor under any circumstances
read.
well, DR.. Flower has cured me. | can
read without glasses and without hurting
my eyes. Rheumatism all gone.
Nerves? | don't know that have any.
Can eat anything Ifancy without hurt
ing me. Have gained thirty pounds and
feel happy and well. When l was taken to
see the Doctor he told me my troubles.
how they came upon me. without asking
me question. He Is a marvel of brains
and skill TO all who know him."
=. V. Mcbride, rs State street, Charles
ton. s. c.. said: NY trouble was paraly-
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