The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-26


without asking question. Then
| | knew was In the presence Of man
who knew his business, l put myself
under his cure. l improved immedi'
Rtely, and am asound, well man to-day
You can say for me ! believe he has no
equal living"
Mrs. James l. Smith, Of Corydon,
Ind, said: "When went to soc DR., X
Flower about year ago was suffering
with large advanced tumor ] hV
consulted and been treated by oil ths
beat doctors in this section OF the ooun.
try. They all advised an operation, and
stated that unless had one performed
/ would live but a tow weeks, and 1t was
by no means certain that an operation
would help me. DR.. Flower told me oil
my troubles, their origin and growth,
without asking me & question, Ae
stated that in his opinion an operation
would prove fatal; on the other hand,
he believed l could be successfully
| treated and cured without an operation,
| placed myself under his treatment
and began to improve immediately; to-
day l am we'll woman-no tumor, no
pain, strong and happy. ] wish every
sick person knew Of DIR, Flower"
~ was q sufferer with consumption"
said Mrs, John D. Becker, t03 John
street, Evansville, Ind. II had doctor
ed with numerous physicians without
relief. AS last resort" land the lady
laughed, as che added; 'Dr Flower is
always the last resort" N went TO
see DR., II. @, Flower. He told me oil
about my troubles without asking mo to
say word. 80 pleased was l with the OK
animation that / placed myself under
his care. l began to improve immedi'
ately, and to.dayam well woman. Ten
months ago could do no work, could
scarcely walk, spent my time lying
down or In q rocking chair; now / can
do any kind Of work, walk as much as
when was young girl. ! cannot
speak too highly OF my physician" said
this cultured and refined woman, "Dr
Flower Ia great man. an honest, can
did man. He 10 smart, quick and keen
and wonderfully fascinating. / don't
think the aick have any cause to fear
II under his care"
Mrs. William Deakyre, Of Sheridan,
Ind, said: "About year ago visited
DR.. Flower. l was then helpless In a
paralyzed condition; went on crutches
whenever ! won't out. A terrible
tumor increased my already abnormal
size rapidly. / measured over three
and half feet around the waist, aud
over four feet from hip to hip. The
disease had settled in one limb, and
had no use Of It. i was also fast losing
nv eyesight, My nerves were shat
tered. had no memory. Not ono OF
my friends ever thought l could be
helped. The physicians had given me
up as incurable. DR.. Flower told me
my troubles without asking a question,
or how they came upon me, i took a
course of treatment under him, and,
thank God, am to-day we'll woman.
Look at me-tumor gone, natural In
size, sight restored, memory good,
nerves like iron, no crutches--1 can
walk for mile and not feel tired.
Why sir, / believe DR.. Flower to be
the greatest man Of his age. He is a
marvel-a giant in his work. Several
OF my acquaintance he has cured in
the Same way. The people in Sheridan
speak of this cure us wonderful and
miraculous"
Mrs. Edward Riley, OF Rossville, Ind,
said: "Yes, am glad to tell anyone
what Dr.. Flower has done for inc. l
had been helpless invalid for years,
continued they pleasing little lady, as
smiles lit up her face. II was helpless
with what had been pronounced incur
able heart trouble. | was broken
down wreck--could not walk and could
hardly breathe. Every organ seemed
diseased. was a skeleton. As last
resort was urged to consult DR.. r. o.
Flower, OF Boston Mass, as he had per-
formed several wonderful cures, both
here and in Frankfort, Ind. went to
soc DR.. Flower during one Of his visits
to indianapolis. Twas carried in to sec
him. had no hope. Without asking
me question ho told all OF my troubles,
and from that moment / had every
hope. ! began to improve Immediate
~ after commencing his treatment, and
here ! am to-day practically we'll wo-
man, doing what | want to do and GO
ing where desire. have sent great
many patients to him, and they are all
delighted. | never heard OF any other
doctor or man like him."
Mrs. Henry Clapper, Of Seaaeld,
Ind, said: CDR. r. Q. Flower, of Bos-
ton, was the ablest and most skillful
physician this world had ever seen
since the days Of miracles" and to all
this good lady stated her husband said
amen. II had, " continued Mrs. Clap.
per, what several able physicians pro-
nounced tlbroid tumor. Ny size was
| -, aoak.oru oni ,vnot,inu 1on,,nn al Iha
time, and suffered excrutiatlng pain.
/ also had catarrh and stomach trouble
An aggravated form OF asthma, &C.
companied with nervous prostration. l
had given up all hope OF ever being
cured, or ever being helped, when /
read an account In an eastern paper OF
DR.. Flowers wonderfulcures, and how,
by sending two two.cent stamps to
his address, No. $50 Columbus
avenue, Boston, Mass, | would obtain,
free oil charge, valuable work by DR..
Flower, entitled Tho Science Of Health
sent for this book, which shortly
came. Az road II | iclt that he could
help me. felt ] was under the intiu.
ence OF great mind. And lot inc tell
you, every sick person In this country
ought to send to Boston and got this
book. 1t lie worth q fortune to every
homo Well, to make my story short,
about eight months ago / went
TO 500 DR.. Flower He Immediately
told mo oil my troubles without ask.
ing u question. ] put myself under his
treatment Look Mt tue now-tumor
gone, all other troubles gone. am a
we'll,
HAPPY, HAPPY WOMAN
Tho most hopeless Of the sick necd
have but littlo foar II DR.. Flower