The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1893-04-05

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81 could just distinguish day and
night and was a perfect wreck. Doc
tors had pronounced my trouble pa
ralysls of the optic nerve. Ihave now
been under DR.. Flowers treatment
few months and my general health is
excellent, am strong and hardly con-
scious that L have nerves. My sight
is improving so rapidly that as l sit
talking l can see you so plainly that J.
can distinguish every feature, know
| sail soon read without difficulty,
His power OF mental healing is Won
deriul and in my opinion more won.
derfut than the medical treatment"
Mrs Ara Treadwell, No. 1856 McAfee
street, Atlanta, Ga, said, "When 1
went to see DR.. r. G. Flower | was
using two clutches | had rheuma.
tism badly and one of my hips was
dislC Gated. Ii was with difficulty l
could walk even with crutches. After
little while under his treatment !
laid aside my clutches and took cane.
"Now L can walk a mile and nv
general health is perfect.
Cup to the time L began using his
medicines 1 had not walked for year.
He is most wonderful man. His
diagnosis of the case is marvellous,
He tells you your trouble without ask.
ing you q question"
H. l.. Hill, Montezuma, Ga, was
seen: ~ had been paraiyzed," said
Mr.. Hill, "for three years when 1 first
read of DR.. r. G. Flower and his Pc
culiar cures. 1 went to see him in
April last. 1 began to improve i'm
mediately after L commenced his
trestment.
"My condition when 1 visited him
was this. My limbs were apparently
dead and the muscles we've wasting
away. l had but little use of them
and but little use of the lower organs
OF my body. L have gained in flesh,
and muscles have hardened and
strengthened. L can today walk all
over the house without help. My
general health was never better than
II is now, while, when L first visited
him, it was very bad. 1 could eat but
few things then. 1 can eat anything
L wish now without discomfort andlit
does not hurt me. None OF us can say
enough in praise OF DIR. Flower as
man and physician" continued Mr..
Hill. as he walked with me to the
door.
hO oOON0 SUdI6ul6uUS are from
prominent disinterested mon and
women, many of whom represent
large business interests, leading fam
lilies and the best blood and chivalry
OF the South. Men and women who
would not tell what was not true for
either health or life and consequently
establish beyond doubt the following
facts, II human testimony is to be re.
| lied upon.
First, that DR.. r. c. Flower, by his
keen intuitional perception cap most
accurately diagnose the disease of
anyone without being told.
Second, that his cures are more
like miracles than ordinary cures, and
that his skill is so phenomenal as to
entitle him to the credit given him
for years at his home. r.,s,
Third, that because others have
failed, it is no sign that this Boston
specialist cannot cure a desperate
case.
His specialties seem to be cancer.
consumption, tumor, paralysis, rheu.
matism, heart and stomach troubles.
AS one of his patients said, "He hand.
les these diseases as / would a play
thing"
Those who would know more about
his treatment of diseases, both medi-
cally and mentally, of his ideas and
theories of health, life, happi.
ness, hould send five &c stamps
to the r. G, Flower Medical Com
paDy, $50 Columbus avenue, Bos-
ton, Mass, for book recently pub.
Jished' entitled 1.-THE Science of
Health and the Problem of Life"
This work also contains four or five
OF DIR. Flowers able and interesting
lectures and Table Talks on Physioak
Degeneracy, Proper Generation, SeM
Government, Immortality of the HUI 4
NAL Life, Evils OF the Bar-room" ands
other subjects.
For want of space we have only pub
llshed the statement OF few of many
OF the patients cured by DR.. R. c.
FloWor, but have endeavored to ee-
iect someone from the different CEN
tres OF the South, as far as we have
investigated. AS a result of our ef-
i0rts we are convinced that DR.. r. G.
Flower as healer bears a charmed
lie and brings with him to the sick
PED the magic wand of health and
life.
Ihls week 10 yards cross bar Main
SOCK for zoe at the Bargain Store.
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