Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-26

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SKILL OF A PROMINENT BOSTON SPECIALIST
HIS METHODS NO LESS RrnARKAsLr THAN
HIS suRPRIsISG CuRxs.
Prom the Phi, sdeiphia rfm.s
Apparently the most needed Inventions and
what We seem to be approaching from many
recent scientific discoveries 10 instantaneous
and safe travel and instantaneous and perma-
nent cure Of diseAse.
Forty or sixty miles an hour win not longer
satisfy the ambition Of this age drop q nickel
In the method Of travel Americans are now
looking for. Quick ourss, permanent cures,
cures Of the ence supposed incurable diseases
are what the sick of the country are demanding
at the gates Of science and at the hands Of the
great specialists and hsalsrs Of this age
More progress has been made in medicine
the past twenty Ave years than In the four
hundred years preceding. And the profession,
which has always been one Of experiments,
seems destined to room become one Of science,
capable Of coping with any disease and from
which all mistakes will be eliminated. The
greatest improvement. the most important dis
ooveries have always been made BY specialists.
Among the noted specialists of this country
there Is one who in his peculiar specialtiss
seems to excel in the most wonderful way. He
considered incurabls diseases seem to be toys
in his hands The eastern and northern press
have aboundsd with his miraculous cures for
years. The wealthy from all parts Of the world
have sought and found help at his hands. The
greatest Journals Of this country and Europe
are constantly recording his cures, which read
like fairy tales and would vie with ancient mira
cles. Thousands seek his aid every year from
all parts Of the earth. They come to him sick
and 60 away well, they come lame and 60 away
cured. He has built costly institutions and
large sanitariums, in fact seems to do in the
perfecting of his practice whatever his heart in
clines to. We refer to. DR.. r. O. Flower Of
Boston, Mass, though the reader by this time
will surmise Of whom we speak.
The late Prof R. F. Huminston, who FOR
years was professor in the Cleveland Medical
College, said in article to the Chicago Times,
II have Investigated DIR. R. @. Flowers prsc-
tics for months, and INTERESTINGLY say that II
there are such things as miracles nowadays be
is performing them. / have seen him cure the
lame, paralyzed and helpless, who have been
for years on their crutches, In an tncredulous
short time. l have seen the most advanced
and abandoned cases Of cancer and tumor
brought to him and Immediately relieved and
speedily cured. l have seen him 60 into the
death chamber, where all was darkness, tears
and sobs, and in a few moments change the
CLASSY eve, the icy lip and limbs into health.
smile and warmth. He possesses the intuitional
ability Of telling diseases without being told
anything. have seen him make hundreds Of
n
never asked the patient q question. have not
been able to ascertain how he makes these
cures. He says there is nothing miraculous in
them, but does not explain the modus operxndi.
In his presence the worst chronic diseases
seem to take new leases Of life and the most
complicated diseases seem to be toys in his
hands But leaving out the east and north,
the homo Of this great specialist. We have ex-
tsnsively Investigated DR.. Flowers work in the
south. Such enthusiastic patients have never
been seen, in fact the doctors patients almost
worship him. Here Is what some of them say.
A +. Longley, corner massachusetts avenue
and LIST street southeast, Washington, ID. c.,
said 1--WE ali love DR.. Z. c. Flower. He cured
my wife several years ago in the most marvel
Gus way Of ibrold tumor, when given up to
die. We had made every effort, but no doctor
had ever been able to help her. The disease
seemed play thing in his hands. He cured her
speedily" Mr. Longley is a prominent Wash
ington citizen and superintendent Of the gov
eminent seed department.
Mrs. Carrie H. Marshall No. l07 9Th street,
Washington. d. c.. said: II owe my life to DR..
R. C. Flower, and also my health to him. My
troubles we're nervous prostitution with liver.
stomach and head troubles. He has cured me
when numerous physicians failed to help me"
raid this bright-eyed woman with emphasis.
Il am so well and we are all 80 happy"
Mrs. W. F. Poat, Granite, Va, said "Dr. r.
c. Flower Of Boston as good ~ raised me from
the grave. This everybody declares who knows
anything about my case. l had been treated
this state. l had cancerous trouble, could
not retain food on nv stomach, had wasted
away and was waiting the end. had frequent
and most violent spasms Of stomach and bowels
My sufferings were unbearable. began to i'm
prove Immediately after commencing with Dr.
Flowers treatment and improved speedily and
rapidly. i am q well woman today. we'll 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 some manner.
Stephen H. Furnace, No. "a Meadow Bridge
road Richmond, Va, said, CDR. R. c. Flower
Of Boston has cured me Of a terrible case of
paralysis and rheumatism. My lower limbs
were helpless and my right arm nearly So By
the assistance of friends was taken to see him
on crutches. l was very feeble, could scarcely
move. had been given up by the best physi-
clans In this country as incurable and e1-
pecting to die. As soon DIR. Flower saw me
he told me how my troubles came upon me and
what diseases l had had in past life without
asking me question. better than / could have
told him I began to improve Immediately
under his treatment and in o few months WAS
cured am enjoying excellent health TODAY. :"
John L. Bolts, No. 303 South Laurel street,
Richmond, Va, said that he had consumption,
a result Of the grippe and frequent colds. That
one lung had an abcess In it, The doctors per-
formed an operation and that he grew rapidly
worse under il. He had wasted to a skeleton
and confined to his bed. Besides be was
suffering from violent spasms which frequently
made him unconscious. That he was given up
incurable and was waiting his death, when,
a last resort his family took him to see Dr.
r. c. Flower upon his visit to Richmond last
spring. At that time he could not walk<loue
That under the doctors treatment he began to
improve Immediately. He soon stood erect,
something be had not done for long time
That he had gained in flesh and strength and
great vigor. 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
Or. Flower my boy would have been dead. +"
HE Ia not like other doctors" continued the
father, "his cures are almost like miracles"
H. G. Lancaster OF Enterprise, s. c., said:
my cure 10 considered one Of the most wonder
full ever made When | first visited Dr. r. G..
Flower ] was a physical and mental wreck. Had
been given up incursble, and went to him
Is the very last resort.
"what was my condition. Why sir, didn't
have any condition. was perfectly helpless
with muscular rheumatism and nervous pros
| tration. I 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
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