Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-16
pa. q. c. flOWER,
Tho Great Boston Specialist. 10 kssose -
washingtou for Tsw Dsys

DIR. Flower visited Washington pyofee-
sionally on the Sd, sth, and 5th OF March,
his Offices being at the Riggs House. 80
great we're the crowds from ell sections o.
the South that upwards OF $50 were CON-
PEELED 20 return home without even seeing
the Doctor. Before leaving Warrington
Dr. Flower promised many OF these disap.
pointed ones 10 return ct en- early dav ana
remain at the capital until ne had seen Al
who might wish 70 consult him. In COM
pliance with these pledges the Doctor has
arranged 10 hs at the Riggs House, Wesh~
ington. Monday, Tuesday. and wednesday,
March 2lst, 22d. aud 23d. where he may be
consulted prof. ssionally.
Dr. Flower has for years startled the
world by his seemingly miraculous cures,
aud the long article we recently published
about Dr. Flowers professional WORK 80
strongly suggesting miraculous work In
healing the sick, which would be hard to
believe were 10 not that every claim was
substantiated by the testimony OF toe
most prominent aud respectable men and
womon of the country.
railroad Was struck down with paralysis
aud the medical skill OF both continents
failed to give him relief-had consigned
him to an immediate grave-Dr. IL. Y.
Flower was called upon, and as by the
touch OF a magic wand restored to health
his speech. hand, and nmD.
When the great comedian. Joe Jener-
son Grip Nan Minkle), was stricken down
TO deaths door with two diseases aud given
I'D as incurable by the best skill OF the
world. az a last and desperate resort. he
was taken 70 see DR.. Flower who. IN an in-
creCiblv short time. restored him not only
10 health but youth. This happened IN
1881. Since then Mr. Jetferson has enjoyed
the highest condition of health. which evi-
dences the permanency OF the Doctors
cure. MIR. JeGerson's tribute to DIR. Flower
is He Is the most skilfui physician. tho
most wonderful man aud genial gentleman
ever knew"
IL was DR.. K. G. Flower who cured some
five or six years ago Mrs. John l.. Horn,
the wife of the great leather king. Of Nor
way, Me-. after her fruitless effort to get
help IN Boston. New iork' anu Masnlns-
ton, who, after undergoing two operations.
was told that she could not live but few
months, and that she must keep herself
filled with morphia TO mako life at all
bearable. Then il was that she visited DIR.
R. G. Flower. who in very short time,
without pain. without the use OF the
knite, removed the growths, restored her
To perfect health. which health she enjoys
to this hour.
No cure ever performed in this country
ever created more excitement than that of
Mrs. A. q. Thompson, WHO OF the late
steward OF the Fifth-Avenue Hotel. OF
| Nav York. because the united opinion ot
the leading physicians of Philadelphia and
New York had been given that sue WIS
not only incurable, but that nothing could
| he done to relieve her. In this desperate
state of affairs she was taken to DR.. Flower.
who in few months restored her TO per-
| feet health, winch she enjoys TO this day.
IL WAS DIR. Flower who treated and cured
Mrs. 4. A. Langley, of this city. OF most
serious humorous trouble after the lead
ing physicians of tho country had failed
| 10 even give relief. Her cure created
good deal of interest and comment AT the
time.
| The late Andrew Stone. NJ. d., the great
| allopathic physician. writer, and author.
| OF Troy, n Y, for years professor In
| Bellevue College, New York. said, IN
! writing TO a brother physician, in New
| York city:' Iconsider DR.. X. q. Flower the
| most skillful. scientific. and able physi-
| clan of this age, If not of any age. In tho
treatment OF consumption, cancer, tumor,
| paralysis. and nerve troubles no has no
equal, and, IN my judgment, has never had
| upon this globe. fle is able 10 tell any
| sick person his ailment without asking
| him a question. Many ot his cures are
| miracles. il there are such things. His
methods OF curing the sick are peculiarly
| and distinctiyely his own. i have known
him to frequently snatch from the mouth
! OF the grave and to speedily return TO
! health the patient when. from all outward
appearances. nothing could be expected
| but a few mola quivering breaths. Dr.
| Flower declines to say how he does theta
| things. but he does them. Many OF his
| most wonderful cures are made without
medicine, and in my advanced and de-
clining life, freer from professional preiu-
dice than | used 10 be, II ~ with pleasure
that .efer my patients and friends to one
who has so largely robbed the most terri
bic diseases of this ago Of their terrible
stings." ,,
This visit Of DIR. Flower to washington
will afford the sufferers in tho South =
great opportunity TO visit this noted Bos-
tonian close TO their homes.