The Portland daily press., 1892-02-16
REMARKABLE CURES.
What our Great Men say about Mystic
rious but Wonderful, Healing = DIR.
r.. C, Flower of Boston to visit
Maine.

Maine.
DR., r. G. Flower, the great healer and
specialist in chronic diseases, will visit
Bangor, Lewiston, and Portland on the
following dates: Penobscot Exchange,
Bangor, Monday, Feb. %; De Witt House,
Lewiston, Tuesday, Feb. %; Falmouth
Hotel, Portland, Wednesday, Feb. "a.
DR.. Flowers cures have been so numer-
GUS as well as extraordinary in chronic
cases of patients given up as incurable by
ordinary practice, as to give him the
reputation of miraculously curing. DR..
Flower is the physician of whom our read
ers have often read, who tells his patients
their diseases without asking any ques-
tions, and as he is able to detect ones
disease in all its manifestations, he must
undoubtedly be able to treat the patient
more skillfully than if his powers of dag
nosis were less.
1t was DR.. r. G.. Flower who, some
years ago, cured Hon. Thomas A. Scott,
president of the Pennsylvania r. r., when
helplessly paralyzed and speeches.. He
had been given up by the best physicians
of both continents, as hopelessly incura-
bic, and this remarkable cure was per-
formed in almosta as short time as it
takes to tell4it. 1t was DIR. Flower who,
len years ago, cured Americas greatest
living comedian, Joe Jefferson four old
Grip Van Winkle''), when he was at the
gates of death, and was pronounced
incurable by the best medical skill of the
world: What would seem best about his
cures is that they are permanent. Joe
Jefferson has been playing to vast audien-
ces every year since, and is enjoying the
finest health.
Some six years ago Dr. Flower perma-
nently cured Mrs. John L. Horn of Nor
way, Me-, Of an internal fibroid cancerous
growth, after the second operation, and
she had been pronounced incurable by
the leading physicians of Portland, Bos-
ton, and New York; and had gone home
to die. The Horn family are SO promi-
nent in Maine that cure like this speaks
well for the ability of the physician.
Several years ago Mrs. A. G. Thomp-
son of the Fifth Ave. Hotel, New York
City (now of Pittsfeld, N. H. was treat
ed and cured by DR.. R. c. Flower of a
blood trouble of which Drs. Thomas and
Loomis of New York, and Hammond of
Washington, said it was not only incura-
BILE, but that no human power could give
her relief. She has been in perfect health |
ever since.
In the same wonderful way did DR.. |!
Flower cure Mrs. Bend, wife of Hiram
Bend, a prominent manufacturer of |
Mass, after she had been pro- |
nounced incurable by the leading physi-
clans and surgeons of Boston, and after
unsuccessful operations.
1t seems that DIR. Flowers cures are
manifest in not only common but des-
perate cases, and at the time when hope
dies he shows his greatest power. Ex-
Gov. Bishop of Cincinnati says: ''Dr. R.
G. Flower is the greatest physician on
this earth. If there is such thing as
man being inspired, he is. You cannot
talk to him without feeling better. He
cures the most desperate cases, in mys-
berious and wonderful way
Hon. J. Willard Rice of Boston, broth
sr of Ex-Gov. Rice, says: ''Dr. r. G..
Flower is the most interesting and fasci-
hating gentleman / ever knew, and is the
greatest doctor in this world. | have
Known him to cure several in the most
wonderful and speedy manner when by
,ther physicians they were pronounced
ncurable and in the throes OF DEATH"
Though DR.. Flowers stay in Maine is
hort, only a day in each city, it will
nevertheless afford many of our sick
eaders an opportunity to consult this
most remarkable physician of the pres
mt generation.