Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-24

| critical manner. There are two Drs Flower,
Drs. r. G. and A. H., brothers, associated
together, and are without any doubt, if
facts prove anything, the greatest healers
on this earth. The older Doctor Floweris DR..
r. c., who has startled the world for years
by his diagnosis of disease without asking
| the patient any questions. His patients are
all over the country, west, northwest, south
and southwest. He has upward of 700 pa
| tients in the State of Texas alone. At the
| offices of the Doctors Flower. No. $50 Colum-
bus 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-
arely, while others seem to require months
| of treatment, but it is phenomenal sight
to see the way these desperate and supposed
| incurables are cured.
| With the Doctors 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
ern 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 it, but that he can cure
the sick and dying quicker and better with
|
change
DR.. R. G. Flower occasionally makes a
| professional visit through the South and
| West; during these times his brother, DR..
| A. II. Flower, is at the Office; j. e., both
| OF them never leave the Office at the same
| time.
Mrs. Reed, prominent lady of Attle-
boro, Mass, came hurriedly into DR..
Flowers Office, on the 18th of January
and asked for an interview. "Well," said
the doctor, ''what can do for you?" MY
father is dying" she said. '.The doctors
have given him up, and just informed us he
can live but few hours; his life is sinking
away: Oh! can't you and wont you save
him?" "Don't get worried,"- said Dr.
Flower, in seeming Indifferent way, 'tell
me about your father" She did So "Go
home," said the doctor, without any anx-
iety or worry, 1 will take care OF your
father; he will improve by midnight" f"
That evening Dr. Flower received tele-
gram "Father is no better" He replied,
''Your father is better. You will see the
ing she sent telegram 'tFather has changed
for the better" The day following Father
is still improving" From that time this
old gentleman has steadily improved, and is
to-day well.
'How did you cure this man, doctor?"
asked, few days ago. 81 cannot tell you,"
was his reply, sand if 1 did you would not
understand it,
Mrs. Lawson, of Oxford Terrace, this
city, called on DR.. r. G. Flower few
mouths ago to be treated for rupture Her
case was a very bad case, and she had worn
for 25 years very large truss; this truss she
was unable to lay aside for one minute without
great suffering. DR.. Flower stated that he
would rather not take the case, as such cases
generally required long treatment, and he
was over-crowded with critical cases. The
woman insisted that he do what he could for
her, that she had known of many of his
cures, and felt sure that he could help her if
ne would. "Well," said Doctor Flower in
an earnest tone of voice, "I will do for you
what can," then he added, ''ne1t Wednes-
day lay your truss away, you will not need
it any more" The woman began to remon-
strate. "Stop." said the doctor, styou will
be we'll at the time 1 say" On the dav
named by the doctor. she took her truss off,
and to her surprise and the surprise of her
friends, that monstrous rupture across the
bowels was closed, and she has been well
ever since.
Mrs. Mary E. Young, wife of prominent
business man of Bangor, Me-, telegraphed
DR.. r. c. Flower, December IL, 1891, as
follows: 'My little girl is just alive with
typhoid fever, has been given up as dying,
oh, can't you save her?" AS quick as
the wire to Bangor: "Hold; will save
your child, have no fear; she will begin to
improve Immediately you receive this
answer" and strange as it may seem, the
scepter Of death was broken at the little
girls bedside that very hour. Upon the
receipt of DR.. Flowers telegram change
took place. That seeming corpse and
withered skeleton began to show signs of
life, and so much so that the mother was in
spired to send DR.. Flower a second tele-
gram: t'My baby is better" and out OF the
shades of death this little girl arose most
speedily into perfect health.
THESE ARE COLD FACTS
I present them as they exist; might re-
cite hundreds if had time. What does it
mean? How does this man perform these
cures? That he does do and is doing so all
the time no one can deny. How he does
these things he declines to say, and how no
one can tell.
1 have seen him touch tumor and it
shrinks, while in other cases it would take
months of different kinds of treatment to re-
move it. I have seen dozens come to his
Office on crutches and go away well, while in
other cases it has taken months of faithful
treatment to give them the use of their
limbs.
I knew a woman who consulted DR..
Flower about large stone cancer in her
breast. The doctor touched it and then
turning away, said: 'It will never trouble
you again." I saw the woman eight days
after and the cancer had entirely gone.
have had the pleasure of witnessing DR..
Flower examine some 18 or 20 people, all
strangers to him. In every instance he has
described each persons disease in detail ]
better than the person could have told him.
Doctor Flower is never excited over any
case, and never seems to think that serious
case is harder to cure than simple trouble.
One thing is sure: he is demonstrating that
the terms of sickness are not the terms they
once were, and the sick man can safely feel
that if help fails him elsewhere that still
there is hope.
The R. C. Flower Medical Co., of Boston,
carry on in the most extensive and marvel |
lous way the work of healing. Every kind |
of treatment known is given by some one |
connected with the company. From my |
investigations am convinced, by the brain |
and skill employed, by the facilities for |
doing, and the result of my daily observa-
tions for weeks, that the Drs. Flower and |
their associates cure the supposed incurables
of every kind of chronic disease in the most
marvellous and speedy manner, and in way
different from anything known in modern
times. These doctors never treat anything
but chronic diseases, but in the treatment OF
such diseases they are the greatest physl-
clans on this earth.
Anyone interested in these marvellous
cures should send to DR.. Flower for his
n m nblot entitled UHea1th HaDpineSs and