Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-25

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Flowers once On the 18th g ysnuary a g.
asksd for % intsrviey. WALL sa'c ~
ySs, ss Il Al: q ier doctors
h.ss s; = bss no and just Informed us be
nsvi mi fsW hours, bis life u sinking
s~sv. Ob can't you and won't you save
him ~ "Don't get worried" SAID ~;
Flower. Ia s seeming indi6crept way. tel
me about your father" She dia 30. oo
home" said the doctor, wtnout any
anxiety or worry, ! wiz teke care s ~ XVI
1 thai evening Dr.. Flower received . teIe-
eram Father 10 no better" he replied,
= Your father u better. You will see the
change before morning." The next morn.
ing She sent . telegram tstncr mas
changed for the better" Tho day follow
ing Father is still improving" From
that time this old gentleman has steadily
improved, and IL to-day well. .,,
d ssy y0 S.y. ss sS' %f csDSo M
would not understand IT,"
Mn. Lawson, OF q Oxford Terrace. this
city, called on DR.. R. 9. Flower few
months ago to be treated for rupture. Her
case was very bad case, and she had worn
for twenty-five year, Q very large truss.
This truss she was unable to lay aside Tor
one minute without great suffering. DIR.
Flower stated that he would rather
not take the case, a. such cases
general, REQUIRED = long trestm .S and
The woman insisted that be do what he
could for her. that she had known OF many
of bis cures, and felt sure he could help
her il he would. well" said DR.. Flow
er, in an earnest tone Of voice, 81 will do
for you what can "; then be added, next
Wednesday lay your truss away: you will
not need ii any more" The woman began
TO demonstrate. Stop" said the Doctor,
you will be well at the time ! say" On
the day named by the Doctor she took her
truss of, and to her surprise and the sur
ture across the bowels was closed. and she
has been well ever since.
Mrs. Mary E. Young. wife OF prominent
businessman of Bangor. Me-, telegraphed
DR.. r. c. Flower, December II. 1881. as
follows: My llttle girl is just alive with
typhoid-fever; has been given up as
dying; oh. can't you save herr" As quick
as thought DR.. Flowers answer flashed
over the wire to Bangor: Hold will
save your child. have no fear; she will
begin to improve Immediately you re-
ceivo this answer" and strange as Il may
seem, the sceptre OF death was broken OF
Upon the receipt of DR.. Flowers telegram
q change took place. That seeming corpse
and withered skeleton began to show signs
Of life. and so much so that the mother was
inspired to send DIR. Flower second tele--
gram: MY baby 10 better" and out OF
the shades of death this little girl arose
most speedily into perfect health.
THESE ARE COLD FACTS.
Ipresent them as they exist. Knight re-
cite hundreds if had time. What does it
mean? How does this man perform these
cures? That he does do and is doing soall
the time no one can deny. How he does
these things be declines to say, and how
no one can tell.
have seen him touch tumor and 1t
shrinks, while in other ceses II would take
months Of different kinds OF treatment to
remove 1t. have seen dozens come to his
office on crutches and 60 away well, while
in other cases it has taken months of faith
fnl treatment to give them the use OF their
limbs.
| knew q woman who consulted Dr.
Flower about large stone cancer In her
breast. The Doctor touched IL. and then
turning away. said: 1T will never trou-
BILE you again. / saw the woman eight
days after, and the cancer had entirely
gone.
have had the pleasure Of witnessing DR..
Flower examine some eighteen or twenty
people, all strangers to him. In every in
| stance be has described each persons
disease Ia detail better than the person
| could have told him.
DIR. Flower is never excited over any
case, and never seems to think that 0 Sc
nous case is harder TO cure than simple
trouble. One thing is sure he is demon
strating that the terms OF sickness are not
| the terms they once were, and tho sick
man can safely feel that If help fails him
| elsewhere that still there is hope.
The X. @. Flower Medical Company. OF
| Boston, carry on in the most extensive and
marvellous way the work of healing
Every kind of treatment known is given
| by some one connected with the company.
From my Investigations l am convinced,
| by the brain and skill employed. by the
| facilities for doing, and the result of my
daily observations for weeks, that the Drs.
| Flower and their associates cure the sup
posed inourables of every kind of chronic
| disease In the most marvellous and speedy
manner, and IN way different from any
| thing known IN modern times. These
| doctors never treat anything but chronic
diseases, but in the treatment OF such
diseases they are the greatest physicians
| on this earth.
Any one interested in these marvellous
| cures should send to DR.. Flower for his
pamphlet entitled Health. Happiness
and Youth" which is sent free of charge
on receipt Of 2.cent stamp. 1t will dc
every one good and should lead the SICK
and diving into new conditions Of health
and life.