The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-26

consulted Dr. R. Q. Flower. Tho doctor
told her he would rather not take the
case.
"That MEANS" said the woman burst.
ing into tears, that you do not think l
will get well.
This remark seemed to disturb the
doctor. "Is your life OF very great i'm
portanCe or consequence to your fam
~ have sick husband and four lit
tie girls-my God! 10 leave them with
out mother and almost orph ans, near
ly kills me-"
This was more than he could stand;
big tears filed his large, gray eyes.
Don't cry, my poor child, l will cure
YOU OF this disease. ] will stand be-
tween you and death until your child.
rem are grown. By the help OF God
and the power | possess, l will cure
YOU"
He said this as il he meant it, and |
guess he did, for Mt the end OF nine
months that woman was we'll woman
and has been so to this day.
About this time joined a society for
psychological and scientific research.
Some Of DR.. Flowers cures were so sug-
gestive OF the occult, and his examine
tons so strange that it was decided by
our society to Investigate his claims and
practices. | was made the chairman OF
the committee appointed to make the
investigation. After months oil research
we arrived at the following conclusions:
First, that DR.. r. G. Flower possesses an
intuitional power or gift which enables
him to diagnose any persons disease in
detail and accurately without asking
any questions. Second, that he pos.
sesses an ability in the treatment OF
chronic diseases which is phenomenal.
Third, that his methods are different
from those OF ordinary practice and Pc
culiarly his own.
Here is what come OF the most prom.
inent PEG pie OF the East say about DR..
Flower, b eing part OF our investlga-
tIons.
Mrs. Mary L. Young, of 90 Harlow
st., Bangor, Me-, says on the l4th OF
December, 1891, my little girl was given
up as incurablo with typhoid fever.
Alter every hope was abandoned, and
she sinking through the last change, |
telegraphed DR. r. C. Flower the situa-
ton and asked him to save her. He tele-
graphed that he would do so, that he
would stand between my child and
death, and for me not to fear-and he
did-in the most wonderful way she
improved, Just as he said she would.
We all feel that she was brought back
to life. l don't know how he perform
ed the cure, only know he did So"
Hon. J. D. Hopkins. OF Ellsworth,
Me-, a prominent politician as we'll rs
business man, said, II regard DR.. r. G.
Flower, OF Boston, the most remarks
BILE, brainy and brilliant physician OF
this age. My wife and consulted him
some months ago. since which time we
have been treated by him and cured. |
need not 90 into the details Of our trou-
bles; they were serious but he has re-
moved them. | can't say when | have
felt better than l do now, not only
cured but seem to have returned to
my youth. DR.. Flower cured neigh
Dor OF mine in the same wonderful and
marvellous way, when given up to die
of very ugly internal cancer. | know
many OF his patients and they all hold
him in the same high esteem We do.
when Mrs. Hopkins and | went to
see him he told us our disease in detail
without asking single question. 1t is
Just as easy for him to read the inside
OF man and tell him all about him
self as it is to read book. 1t would
seem that his ability to thus examine
his patients was nothing less than a
divine gift."
DR.. Brooks, of Brooks & Evans, a
prominent dentist Of Portland, Me-,
said: 81 am an admirer OF DR.. K. @.
Flower. l consider him the ablest ply
stefan OF the age. Why, sir, he can tell
a sick person his disease without know.
ing anything about him or asking him a
question, just as easy as he would read
his name. He has most successfully
treated and cured me OF very serious
and dangerous internal trouble which
threatened not only my immediate
health, but life. was almost incapac.
itated for work, was wasting away and
rapidly loosing my strength. Under
his treatment Isprang into health, have
gained in strength and flesh, and am
now young again. DR.. Flower is to me
a marvel, an unsolved wonder. He Is
the most fascinating and genial man
you ever saw. He lis quick and brilliant,
and it makes one feel well and young
to talk with him."
Mrs. Fry, of 1893 Oak St., Lewiston,
Me-, said: "You see that little girl.
For several years she was troubled
with growth in her nose which had
been gradually film! 1T up. We fire.
quently had to have it partially re-
moved so she could breathe. The last
year it grew rapidly worse and assumed
a malignant phase. We we're advised
to have an extended operation as the
only thing that could save her health
and life, and with no certainty that it
would be successful. Dreading such an
operation, my husband took our daugh-
ter 10 DR.. R. @. Flower. The doctor
looked at the child moment, put his
hand on her nose, then turning to
her father said: "Your child will get
we'll now; she will never have any more
trouble And sure enough, continued
Mrs. Fry, "this monstrous diseased
growth faded away, entirely disap-
peared, and tho little girl has been in
perfect health ever since"
Some six years ago DR.. Flower per-
manentIy cured Mrs. John L. Horne,
OF Norway, Me-, OF an internal fibroid
cancerous growth, after the second
operation, and she had been pronounc-
ed incurable by the leading physicians
OF Portland, Boston and New York and
had gone homo to die. The Horne
family are so prominent in Maine that
n cure like this speaks well for the abil-
ity OF the physician.
Several years ago Mrs. A. G. Thomp.
son OF the Fifth Avenue Hotel, New