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

asked, few days ago. 81 cannot tell you, ,
was his reply, land if I did you would not
| understand it.n
Mrs. Lawson of . Oxford Terrace, this
| CITY, called on DR.. r. Q. Flower a few
months ago to be treated for rupture. Her
case was very bad case, and she had worn
! Ior twenty-five years a 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 a
long treatment, and he was over-crowded
with critical cases. The woman insisted
that he do what he could for her, thas She
had known of many of his cures md felt
sure he could help her if he Ra9fd. ''Well, -
said DR.. Flower, in an eapnest tone of
voice, II will do for yousRhat can - then
he added, next wednesday lay your truss
away; you will not nesd it any more" The
woman began to Femonstrate. Stop"
said the doctor, 'sTeu viii be well at the
time 1 say" On<Sthe day named by the
doctor, she tookfher truss of, and to her
surprise, and me surprise of her friends,
that moustrgbs rupture across the bowels
was closedsand she has been well ever
since. ~
Mrs. Nary E. Young, wife of a promi
nent business man of Bangor, Me-, tele-
graphsa Or R. c. Flower, December II,
1891, a8follows: ''My little girl is lust alive
with typhoid fever, has heen given up as
dying oh, can't you save herr" As quick
as thought DR.. Flowers answer flashed
oven the wire to Bangor: ''Hold;
1 Awiu save your child, have
noh fear; she will begin to i'm
prhFe Immediately you receive this an
sYer," and. strange as it may seem, the
sdspter of death was broken at the little
gfl's bedside that very hour. Upon the
receipt of DR.. Flowers telegram change
Dok place. That seeming corpse and with
cred skeleton began to show signs of life,
and so much so that the mother was in
spired to send DR.. Flower second tele-
gram: "My baby is BETTER" and out of the
shades of death this little girl arose most
speedily into perfect health
THESE ARE COLD FACTS.
present them as they exist; might re-
cite hundreds IL | had time What does it
meant How does this man perform these
cures7 That he does do and is doing SO all
the time no one can deny. How he does
these things ne declines to say, and how no
one can tell.
have seen him touch a tumor and it
shrinks, while in other cases it would take
months of different kinds of treatment to
remove 1t. have seen dozens come to his
Office on crutches and go away well, while
in other cases it has taken months of faith
full treatment to give them the use of their
limbs
u NOlldu WHO CONSULTED Dr.
Flower about large stone cancer in her
breast. The doctor touched it and then
turning away said: 1T will never trouble
you again. l saw the woman eight DAYS
after, and the cancer had entirely gone.
l have had the pleasure of witnessing DR..
Flower examine some eighteen or twenty
people, all strangers to him. In every in
stance he has described each PERSONS dis
ease in detail better than the person could
have told him
Doctor Flower is never excited over any
case, and never seems to think that a
serious 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 the sick man
can safely feel that if help fails himS else
where that still there is hope.
The R. G. 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 I am convinced by the
brain and skill employed, by the facilities
for doing, and the result of my daily obser-
vations for weeks, that the Drs. Flower
and their associates cure the supposed in
curables Of every chronic disease in the
most marvellous and speedy manner, and
in way different from anything known in
modern times. These doctors never treat |
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 Heath, Happiness and /
Youth" which is sent free of charge on re-
ceipt of two-cent stamp. It will do every |
one good, and should lead the sick and |
dying into new conditions ef health and 1
life.