Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-20
ability, and consider him the grandest

0oIlty, Auu cOnelQer nm tne SEaHoest l man on earth.
 Mrs. J. A. Clough, Holyoke, Mass an interesting and pleasing lady, said that Dr. R. 0. Flower had done worlds for her. She went on crutches to see him; now she goes without them. Her troubles were of long | standing, and she was given up as incura- | ble. Dr. Flower, she said, told her and her | husband both their troubles perfectly with ! out asking any questions.
 Mrs. Wallace Morgan, North6eld Farms, Mass: Had cancer in the left ovary and was dropsicsl. Several doctors wanted to operate on her. "Dr. Flower" she said, mas cured me. He has done what sll oth- CTS failed to do."
 Charles B. Moore, Riverside, Mass Mir. 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 out before going to Dr. Flower. He Ia well, his general health is good. She said the way Dr. Flower treated cancers ie won derful.
 Mrs. Josephine Boardman, Norwich, Yer mont: Before going to Dr. Flower l had been given up to die by several physicians who pronounced my disease blood poison ing and cancer.
 "Atter few months treatment with Dr. Flower am entirely cured. was con- fined to my bed for several years and al most paraly zsd. To-day am perfectly we'll"
 R. H. Brown, Norwich, vt.: "When I consulted Dr. Flower was suffering with cancer of tue stomach; had employed number of good physicians without the slightest relief. Had bsen ill for years. His diagnosis was wonderful, charges reasonable. His mental method of healing is the greatest thing I ever heard of. I am perfectly well after seven months' treat ment"
 Mrs. Joseph R. Sprague, Brewster, N. Y: 'I had been i'll for ten years when 1 went to Dr. R. Flower. After the first months treatment felt that he had helped me wonderfully. Was in terrible con- ditiCu; had nervous prostration and can cerous stomach trouble; also suffered with terrible headaches. Had been given up as incurable by all doctors and had given up all hope myself. But, thanks to Dr. Flow CTS skill, am we'll woman to day and | able to attend to my household duties and ! do just what I like.
 He also cured my son of enlargement | of the liver.
 II don't believe there is any need of any 1 one dying if they will place themselves I under his care."
 ! Such is the testimony and calm dsc!ara- tions of many of the most prominent men ' dLd VOuiCu III llo NOW EuRthuu ELdt6S. l Does Dr. Flower cure all the sick psople who go to see him, ia sometimes asked. Oar answer is that he doee not, but that he cures larger amount of the malignant chronic troubles by his methods than ever l find relief elsewhere. In fact his cures are | miraculous. It 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 l fear.
 l Personally Dr. Flower Is very pleasing, brilliant, keen and smart. Always sgsee I able and always in a good humor. No; l only is be master of his profession and sl l the intricacies of his work, but he has al his command every facility that means can give him to speed the cure of his patients
 "Dr. Flower possesses the faculty ot | pl-aeing and inspiring his patients in ( | wonderful manner" says Professor Argyle "I have seen scores of people consult him who at death's door with some terrible dis ease were in dispsir awaiting the end come from his presence full of hope and joy and in every way feeling better, snd
 who permanently improved after tha hour"
 What he does to these dying sufferers cannot tell you-he charms them and cures
 them in a miraculous way.
 | In fact the doctors whole family DOS
 seEses to high degree an intellectual anG
 magnetic influence on others. His gifted
 sister, Elizabeth Flower Willis, the mos
 brilliant humorist, elocutionist and imper
 sunator of the present day, possesses tho
 wonderful faculty of making one half O.
 the audisuce laugh and the other cry, ant
 vice versa, or whispers so that her gentl'
 voice falls like thunder peals in the rear O.
 the house, while :it floats like whisper
 around the platform, and her facial ex pressiona are such that one side of her fac,
 is that of anguish and the other that O
 supreme delight.
 Those who once hear and see this charm
 ing lady will never fail the second tim,
 nor will they ever forget the eostacies O
 the hour.
 Dr. A. H. Flower, Dr. R. 0. Flower
 gifted brother who is associated with hin
 in his practic, @ is one of the most carefu
 and skillful physicians of the east. B. o. Flower, another brother, is th
 able and scholarly editor of the Arena
 Thus the different members of this gifted
 family have forged to the front in thei I different professions, widening their path
 of usefulness with the rising and settin, |, l of every sun.
 But returning to my subject If a law yer I would gay that the facts as presented
 warrants the belief that there is To goot
 reason for the ill to suffer, or the sick [.
 die as they do, fer Dr. R. O. Flower witt his skill and his methods and means ha
 demonstrated and is demonstrating tha
 these varied and terrible chronic disease
 when given up as incurab!e by ordinar, practice are by his methods successfully
 treated aud dcured.-Albany, NY, Journal
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