The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-26
MODERN MIRACLES.
DEATH STAND BACK.
Statement of Prominent Indian
iaus.

Mans greatest study from the cradle
Of humanity to the present hour has
been to End something which would
prolong life and perpetuate health. In
front Of every soul, from the Graded
babe to the lettering sire, lies the grave,
whose yRwning jaws encompass every
inch OF liie'a circle, and consequently,
atsome period in this circuit, death Is
reached, and to many along this Jour
ney are aches aud pains, diseases OF
flesh aud bone, OF blood and tlbre, nerve
and brain, ION. that might live al'
ways here said Confucips' percepter,
"Oh, that these pains might leave me"
said Plato. Poor Merchandise, "On,
that this eating sore might be healed,
Rochkeas, III my pAralyzed legs would
only move" And such has been the
repeated cry and wall throughout the
earth Ut all times and In all ages.
Youthful Scion cured the sick OF all in
curablo diseases, No pestilence stood
in his way, 10 disease defeated his will,
but in his work OF love he died young,
and again the black pail oil sickness and
sorrow, death and mourning, hearse
and funeral shaded the fair Nile, Per-
sia, Ceylon, India and twice Europe
have had their wonders who cured tho
incurable Of almost every disease or
fata. But they died without imparting
their secrets oil power, and man comes
aud goes Rs before, lie continues a sue
cession OF cradles and graves,
Many scientists believe we arc near
ing the end OF this dark history; that
lie will soon be perpetuatod indeh'
nitely on this earth arm in arm with
health.
In my investigation OF these things
my attention has been called to the
work and the seeming miraculous cures
and supernatural examinations OF O
physician In Boston, Mass.
The eastern world has been frequent.
ly excited over his miraculous cures.
lhave for years watched his work, and
recently Investigated carefully, and
from what have seen aud ascertained
land this Ia what anybody can readily
find out) l give II aS my cool and DELHI.
crate opinion that In the treatment Of
the supposed incurable chronlctroubles
he is absolutely master, that he handles
them as readily as q mother would her
babe, and toys with most forms Of
death az a child would lite rattle. Aa
strange as it may sound, can truthful.
ly say l have seen death walk out OF
the room rs he entered. l have seen
him approach the deathbed when the
life Of the patient was connected with
this earth by few breaths only, and
in a few minutes theIpatient was out OF
danger and on the road 10 health.
In the spring Of 1880, the president
OF tho Pennsylvania railroad tele.
graphed this physician from Portland,
Me-, that he was suffering excruciating
pain from rheumatism Of the heart;
that nothing did him any good. As
quick as q flash came tho answer, In
thirty.fve minutes you will be we'll. In
thirty.fve minutes he was up aud
about free from pain. He told me Of
his cure few weeks afterwards just "a
/ have related II.
About twelve years ago this phyaician
was called to Philadelphia, by telegram,
to see the son Of Bryon Woodward, who
was dying with spinal meningitis. Mr..
Woodward Is prominent lawyer, q
man Of means aud a devoted father to
HE family. He had done everything 10
save the life OF his child that money and
effort could do. The best medical skill
OF the city had been watching at the
bedside and had agreed in their opinion
that the boy would die. Then 1t was
that this doctor was hurried to the
bedside. Ono member Of the family
said, as he entered the door: "You are
too late, Dr.. Flower, our poor boy hos
gone; he ia just alive, that is ALL" A
lady attendant remarked: ut IL use
less to try to do anything; death has
him." 10 this DR.. Flower replied:
DEATH MUST STAND BACK.
And putting u drop of something on
the boys tongue and placing his hand
on his temples for few minutes, he
turned to the boys mother and said
"Here ia your boy. give him back
AS the child opened his eyes, and
said:
MAMA, MAMA"
In q few minutes DR.. Flower left the
house. The boy improved rapidly and
was soon we'll, and to-day he is q
healthy, fine-lookingyonn man.
These kind Of things Dr.. R. @. Flower,
OF Boston, has been doing for years,
and the sick come to see him from all
parts OF the world, aud are cured.
Chronic cases frequently take months
to cure. though many are cured almost
instantly.
Eastern papers frequently speak of
his miraculous cures. DR.. Flower dis.
claims anything miraculous in his
cures-says his treutmentt 10 thoroughly
scientific; that he understands his bus
mess and that he has every facility at
his command this world affords to
treat properly any case.
( Possibly the strongest feature in DR..
Flower curing the aiCk when all Others
fail lies in the fact that he never treats
q patient for the wrong disease. lie
possesses such q keen intuitional per
oepsien that he can detect disease az
rapidly as no would read a book, and he
mover asks u patient to tell him his dis
ease, but as soon 40 no sees his patient
will tell him his trouble In detail with
out asking him question.
l have seen him examine scores Of pa
tents telling each one all about HIN.
self without ever being told anything.
/ have talked to hundreds Of his pa
tients, and they have oil told mo the
same thing. Dr.. r. Y. Flowers ability
to detect the interior condition Of a
man 10 as vol established as that he
lives.
II 10 no oxNggeration TO say that DR..
r. @. Flower docs largely the chronic
practice OF tho cast In faCt tho moro
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