The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-06-10


there is such q man as DIR. Flower"
FOSTER KING. Zoar. Mass. said be was
celiehted with his treatment: Thinks Dr.
Flower the greatest man IN the world HIS
cure. he said was wonder TO himself ana
every body else.
MRS. JOHN WHITAKER. Charlemont. Mass:
had grippe and pneumonia which lett
me with q bad cough. 1 was very III when
nrst went TO DIR. Flower, and would nave
had consumption In O short time II the
cough had run on. L have taken treatment
three months. Ny cough has all gone. aud
am a perfectly we'll woman.
i have every confidence In MS skill ana
ability, and consider him the grandest man
on EARTH"
Mrs. J. A. CLoUGH, Holyoke. Mass. an
Interesting and pleasing lady. said that Dr.
X. 4. Flower had done worlds for her. she
went on clutches To see him. now she goes
without them. Her troubles were of long
stsndin and she was given up as incnrable.
Dr.. Flower, she said. told her and her hus-
band both their troubles perfectly without
asking any questions
Mrs. WALLACE MORGAN. Northield
Farms Mass. Had cancer in the left ovary
and was drOpsical. Several doctors " wanted
to operate on her. "Dr. Flower" she said.
mas cured me. He has done what all
CHAs. b. MOORE, Riverside. Mass. NIT.
| Moore was not in when | called. but his
wife said his cancers had disappeared. He
had two in the lower lip and had one cut
his general health is good. She said the
way DIR. Flower treated cancers is wonder
full.
Mrs. JOSEPHINE BoARDMAN. Norwich.
Vermont: Before going To DR.. Flower
had been gwen mp % die by several physl-
clans who pronounced my disease blood
poisoning and cancer
After q few months treatment with DR..
Flower am entirely cured. / was confined
TO my BED for several years and almost par
L
X. ii. BKowN. Norwich. VT: when l
consulted DR.. Flower was suffering with
cancer of the stomach: had employed o
number of good physicians without the
/ slightest relief. Had been ill for years.
| His diagnosis was wonderful charges reas-
enable. His mental method OF healing Is
| the greatest thing ever heard OF. / am
| perfectly we'll after seven months treat
| ment."
Mrs. JOSEPH X. SPRAGUE, Brewster, n.
y: Il had been Ill for ten years when
| went TO DE-. X. G. Flower. After the irst
| months treatment felt that he had helped
ME wonderfully. Was in a terrible condi-
| ton; had nervous prostration and cancer
| Gus stomach trouble; also suffered with ter.
rible headaches. Had been given mp as in
| durable by all doctors ana had gwen up all
| hope myself. But. thanks to DR.. Flowers
| skill, am a we'll woman to- day and able to
attend TO my household duties and do just
| what like.
lie also cured my son of enlargement of
| the liver.
Il don't believe there is any need of any
one dying if they will place themselves
under his care
Such is the testimony and calm declara-
lions of many of the most prominent men
| and women in the New England States
Does DR.. Flower cure all the sick people
who go TO see him. Is sometimes asked.
Our answer Is that he does nor, but that
he cures q larger amount of the mahgD ant
chronic troubles by his methods than ever
m ral af al 40 w m his nnr q ra
miraculous 1t would seem that If there
was one ray of hope and the patient would
consult the Doctor before that ray had
gone. that he would have but little to fear.
Personally Dr.. Flower IN very pleasing
brilliant, keen and smart. always agree
able and always in q good humor. Not only
is he master of his profession and all the
IDtr!cacies of his work, but he has at his
command every facility that means cen
give him TO speed the cure of his patients.
'Dr. Flower possesses the faculty of
pleasing and inspiring his patients In a
wonderful manner" says Prof. Argyle. II
have seen scores OF people consult him,
who. at deaths door with come terri BILE dis
ease. were In despair. awaiting the end
come from his presence full of hope ana
Joy, and In every way feeling better, and
who permanently improved after that
hour"
What he does to these dying sufferers L
cannot tell yOu-he charms them and cures
them in miraculous way.
L In TACT the DOCTORS Wn0le FAMILY pos
sesses to q high degree an intellectual and
magnetic influence on others. His gifted
| sister Elizabeth Flower Willis, the most
| brilliant humorst, elocutionist and i'm
| ,personator of the present day. possesses the
wonderful faculty OF making One-half of
the audience laugh and the other cry and
| vice versa. or whispers so that her gentle
| voice falls like thunder peals in the rear
| of the house, while It floats like whispers
| around the platform and her facial ex.
pressions are such that one side of her face
| is that of anguish and the other that of
| supreme delight.
| Those who once hear and see this charm
| ing lady will never fail the second time nor
| will they ever forget the ecstacIes of the
| hour.
| DR.. A. H. Flower, Dr.. r. C. Flowers
| gifted brother, who 10 associated with him
/ In his practice. IL one of the most careful
and skIllful ply slcians of the East
Il. y. Flower. another brother Is the able
| and scholarly editor of the Arena. Thus
| the different members OF this gifted family
| have forged to the front in their different
| professions. widening their paths of use.
fulness with the rising and setting of
| every sun.
But returning to my subject. If a lawyer
| / would say that the facts as presen ted
warrants the belief that there is no good
reason for the i'll to suffer. or the sick to
dis as they do. for Dr.. X. c. Flower, with
his skill ana his methods and means, has
| demonstrated and Is demonstrating that
| these varied and terrible chronic diseases
| when given up Incurable by ordinary
practice are by his methods successfully
| treated and cured.