Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-09

in perspiration, in half an hour in sounc
Sleep Now, sir, what do you think. she
suddenly stopped calling for ice, in ter
minutes she was wringing wet with per
spiration, in twenty-five minutes in SOUND
slumber. AS the doctor arose, he said t
me: Your wife is well, don't talk to hel
about her sickness, she will soon recover
her strength; let her eat what she wants
She did rapidly recover her flesh anC
strength, and is to-day perfectly well.
"But this is not all, continued the old
man. my niece had goitre on her neck
DR.. Flower looked at it, talked to heR<
lDtle while, and told her 1t would go away
in eight days. 1t disappeared. Now, y
said the old man, '.these things look like
miracles, if such things ever were. DR..
Flower says there is no miracle about
them. that it is a science, and one of the
highest sciences known"
Dr. Flower is the doctor who cured the
railroad president, who raised from death
the son of Byron Woodward, and has
startled by his miraculous cures the world
for the last fifteen years.
1 visited Dr. Flower at his beautiful
offices, No. $50 Columbus avenue; l found
him in the same genial mood everybody
finds him, perfectly well, perfectly happy,
and with a faith in the power to heal in
Mental or Christian science so strong that
you can feel it when you come into his pres
ence. Then you are a Mental or Christian
scientist 1 said. ''Well, you can call it
so,n was his reply. "You claim to be able
TO cure the sick better without than with
medicine, NJ said. Certainly" was his re-
ply 'Will the cure be as permanent2"
said. "Much more so,' was his answer
Rising to his feet lie said: ''Stop, young
man. we go to the root of the disease, we
remove the cause; when medicine fails, we
cure. and our cures are lasting. l would
7nather have patient given up by the doc
tors as inGurable, because then we readily
show the power of the science. - 'sWil YOU
treat all Kinds of diseases, doctor2" YES,
to certain, extent, but confne myself
mostly to schronic diseases; my spec
ialty has always been chronic diseases. "
You have assistants to help you, doetorln
1.-THE best IN the world" so, fabsent,
your work wpuld go on2'' Gust thssame. 2"
''Will you tai trips to the West and South
as you ussd to2i Eyes, sd1aetimes"
''Wil you cqntinue to examine he sick as
you have always done by tellinE them their
diseases without asking them any ques-
tionsan Just the same, for it is worth
everything for me to kno H4the cause of my
patients Trouble" "Canyop treat patients
at distance without havings seen them2"
''Certainiy, many of my greatest cures have
been afade this WY, but would always
dismiss a patient do you give him directions
hoYFto live} Always, and directions If he
follows he isfnot likely to he ever sick, ever
be unhappy or even worry" 81 should
think YOU would form classes and teach
ideas that the7smay heal as you
do. ~ This Intend to doh
For the pastseven weeksI have invesH
Tn,. - - Il
critical mafner. There areFstwo DrS
Flower, Drs. R. G. and A. H, brothers, as
ISOLATED together, and are without any
doubt iffacts prove anything, the greatest
healeIS on this earth. The older Dr.
Floper is DR.. r. c., who has startled the
y6fld for years by his diagnosis Of diseases
without asking the patient any questions.
His patients are all over the country, west,
northwest, south and southwest. He has
upwards OF seven hundred patients in the
state of Texas alone. At the offices of the
Drs. Flower, No. $50 Columbus avenue,
Boston, crowds of patients can be seen at
any time.
These patients are from every section of
the country, and from other countries.
Many OF these patients are cured immedi-
ately, while others seem to require months
Of treatment, but it is phenomenal sight
to see the way these desperate and sup
posed incurables are cured
With the Drs. Flower are associated
other physicians and metaphysicians. in
fact, from mental healing to medicine there
IS some one capable of doing everything
known to cure the sick who visit this mod
srn Mecca.
DR.. r. c. 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
ha ctclr and
cut medicine than with it, hence the
mango.
DR.. R G. Flower occasionally makes a
professional visit through the South and
West, during these times his brother, DIR.
4. II. Flower, is at the Office, / e., both of
hem never leave the ofice at the same
line.
Mrs. Reen, a prominent lady of Attle-
1oro, Mass, came hurriedly into DR..
Flowers Office, on the 10th of January and
Isked for an interview. ''Well,n said the
Ioctor, what can I do for your "My
ather is dying, she said. "The doctors
ave given him up, and Just informed US he
an live but few hours; his life is sinking |
way. On. can't you and won't you save |
lim2" Don't get worried,' said DR.. |
Flower, IN a seeming Indifferent way, tell !
re about your father" She did So $50 |
lome," said the doctor. without any |
nxiety or worry; will take care Of your |
ather; he viii improve by midnight - |
That evening DR.. Flower received tele- |
ram Father is no better" He replied, |
Your father is better You viii see the |
hange before morning" The next morn |
ng she sent telegram '.Father has i
hanged for the BETTER The day follow
ng Father IS still improving, From /
hat time this old gentleman lbs steadily <
improved. aud is to-day we'll
How did Jon cure this nan. doctorl'' !