The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1893-10-19

specialist In New Ork che continued
to grow worse and brought her home
In the deepest despair. Under these
conditions tOnk her to see DR.. Flow
or. He told her her Iroubles better
than she could nave told hlm withou,
asking q question. In q few months
under DR.. Flowers treatment she WAS
entirely cured and has enjoyed ever
since the finest health As physi.
clan DR.. Flower leads the world. I
believe. He is a great man; his judg-
ment Is
THE HIGHEST AUTHORITY.
AS ruan DR. Flower 10 one of the
most pleasing, entertaining and cul.
tured gentlemen you ever met, and q
man OF the highest integrity
Mrs. Peterson, 46 Thomas street,
Indianapolis Ind said: IT had bean
pronounced incurabIe by The leading
physicians aud surgeons of Ind ianap0.
lis, Cincinnati ana Chicago. Diseases
were OF u female nature coupled with
bl 'od and nerve troubles L had
given up all hope. I was awaiting
my end, when was told that anyone
sending two 9 cent stamps to DR.. r
q. Flower, $50 COlum hus avenue, Bos.
ton, Mass, would receive free of
charge his new work entitled Science
OF Health and Problem LII @. sent
for the work and In a few days re-
ceived 1t. had only read few
pages when hope filled my soul; all
tear left me. felt IL L could see DR..
Flower he could cure. In a ehort
time afterward he vi ,ited Indian polls
and l went to see him. he told me
my troubles without asking me q
question better than 1 could have told
him. L put myself Immediately I'M
der his care and in few months was
cured.
Joseph Kaalska, 39l Rice street, st.
Paul, Mimi, said that he had
been cured by DIR. r. G.
Flower of one of the most
terrible chronic cases of rheumatism
and inflammation of foot, limb and
spine; that he had previously doctoreu
with the leading physicians of Il.
Paul and Minneapolis without either
beIp or encouragement; that he WAS
constant and terrible sufferer when he
went to see Dr. Flower; hIs knee was
three times its natural size and he
was almost helpless; that he began to
improve immediate under the ..doc
TORS treatment and In q few months
was cured
Mrs. II. A. Jones, juneau. Wis ;,
said DR.. r. 9. Flower had gu bstan-
TALLY cured her OF an immense tumor
after the best physicians had pro.
nounced her incurable and given her
just six months to live.
J. J. Edwards OF juneau, Wis, said
nn 4
cured h wife of supposed malig
nant growth in the stomach; THAT he
had suffered for 10 years with the dis
ease, hut during the last few months
preceding her visit to DR. Flower she
mad grown wIr+e rapidly and was
finally pronounced incurable; that she
began to improve Immediately under
the DOCTORS treatment and in a few
months was entirely cured; that che
was in the best of health today.
w. Fl. Morrison, Esq, Madison,
Wis.,, one of the best known and most
prominent men in the state of Wis
cpnsln, for yenrs connected with the
state university, ard superint endent
of the Farmer' Institutes of WiscOn.
sin. said: Eyes, / know DIR. X q
Flower If Boston, well, and l am
frank to cay to you that believe he IL
the greatest man of this age any way
you take him. You want to know
my experience with him? 1t is briefly
this: Nearly eight years ago l came
to Madison from Milwaukee, where l
had been taking medical treat nent
and baths 70, nearly u year without
any benefit. There was scarcely any
thing that l could eat; could not
sleep; my nerves had broken down.
The doctors gave me only three
month more to work. 1 was in q
state of despair, and had given up.
My wife had u friend, Mrs. DR.. Wing
han cured Of q terrible disease, who
urged her to have me to go to the doc.
tor. To please my wife went, though
1 had no faith. Imagine my surprise
when Dr. Flower began telling
me my troubles In detail with
O1t asking me question land with
out knowing who was) better than |
could have told him. This gave me-
confidence. Can you do anything ior
me- asked. Il can cure you,' was
his calm reply. 1 put myself under
his care In few months was cured
sound and we'll. have been In per
iect, splendid health ever since.
have known OF many of DR. FOwler's
cures that are wonderful consider"
continued Mr. Morrison, "that DR., r
G. Flower is one Of the most wonder al
physicians and men that ever lived,
and one of the best men. He Is doing
ali immense amount of good In this
world and will continue to do 80"
The Toledo Blade recently publish
ed an account OF several of DIR. r. g.
Flowers seemingly miraculous cures.
A mOng these were III. ID. Posey, b15
Chestnut street, Evansville, Ind, OF
consumption OF blood, OF stomach and
nervous prostretioD; Mrs John d
Decker, 103 Johns street, Evansville
Ind of bronchial and heart trou BILE
with nervous prOstration; Mre. James
E. Smith, Cory don, Ind OF large and
advanced tumor; Mrs. VIM. Deskyn,
sheridan, Ind, Of advanced case OF
paralysis and tumor; Mrs. edward
Riley, Rossville, Ind, of marssmus,
heart trouble, with nervous prostra-
ton. Mrs. H. Clapper, Seatield, Ind,
of large fibrOId tumor Of cancerous ma
ture. BY special investigation / have
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