Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-03
SoUTHERNsRs INTERVIEWED.
Many Claim His Cures 10 Be Almost MIraOu.
lOus-HIs Methods No Less Wonderful
Than His Surprising Success Many
Supposed InourabIe Cases Cured.
From the pldladelphla ,Ymesl

AANA Anhy ANNNAA NfANAAAhN
is instantaneous aud safe travel aud In.
stantanscus and permanent cure Oh
disease.
Forty or sixty miles an hour will not
longer satisfy tho ambition Of this, age.
Drop a nickel IN the slot aud You are
there 1000 miles away" Is the method oil
travel Americans are now looking Tor.
Quick cures, permanent cures, cures OF
the once supposed incurnble diseases ore
what the sick Of the country are de-
handing at the gates Of science aud NJ
the hands Of the great specialists and
healers Of this age.
More progress has been made in meli-
cine the past twenty-five years shan In
the four hundred years precsdiag. And
the profession which has always been
one Of experiments seems destined 10
soon become one Of science, capable OF
coping with any disease and from which
all mistakes viii be eliminated. The
greatest improvement, the most important
discoveries have always been made by
specialists.
Among the noted specialists Of this
country there u one who ia his peculiar
specialists seems 70 excel In the most
wonderful way. He seems to be the
master of diseases and the cong CON
sidered incurable diseases seem 10 be toys
In his hands The Eastern and Northern
press have abouuded with his miraculous
cures for years, The wealthy from nll
parts of the world have sought and
found help at his hands The greatest
journals Of this country and Europe are
constantly recording his cures which read
like fairy tales and would vie with
ancient miracles. Thousands seek his
MD every year from oil parts Of the
earth. They come to him sick aud go
away well. they come lame ana 80 away
cured. He has built costly institutions
and large sanitariums. In fact seems TO
DO In the perfeoting Of his practice
whatever his heart inclines 10. We re.
fer TO DIR, II. G. Flower Of Boston,
Mass, though the reader by This time
VIII surmise of whom we spenk.
The late Prof II. +. Humuston. who
for years was professor IN the Cleve.
lnnd Medical college, said, In nu article
TO the Chicago Times, II have investi-
gated Dr. II. @. Flowers practice for
months aud unhesitntingly say that II
there are such thugs as miracles nova.
days he Is performing them. have seen
him cure the lame paralyzod and help
less who have been for years on their
crutches In an incredulous short time.
nave seen the most advanced and
! abandoned cases of cancer aud tumOr
brought TO him and Immediately relieved
and speedily cured. | have seen him
| 90 into the death chamber whore all was
| darkness, tears and sObs. aud In a few
! moments change the CLASSY eve. the ley
| III aud limbs into health smile. and
warmth. He Possesses the intutional
| ability OF telling diseases without being
told anything. i have seen him meke
hubdredes Of examinations without
making a mistake. yet he never asked
the patient question. | have rot been
| able TO ascertain how he makes these
cures He says there Is nothing mirac-
| ulous In them but does not explnin the
modus opperandi. In his presence the
most chronic diseases seem 20 take new
| leases of life aud the most complicated
diseases seem TO be toys In his hands"
| But leaving out the East aud the North
| the home of this great specialist, we have
| extensively investigated Or. Flowers
work IN the South. Some enthusiastic
| patients have never been seen, in fact
| the Doctors patients almost Worship
him. Here IL what some Of them say,
| A. Il, Longley, corner Massachusetts
| avenue and First street, $. u. WASH
| lngton, ~. C, said, We all love DR.. r.
| y, tlower. lie cured my wife several
| years ago IN the most marvellous way
Of hbroid tumor. when given up TO die
! We had made every effort but no doe
! tor had ever beeu able TO helm her.
| The disease seemed plaything in his
hands. lie cured her speedily" Mr.
Longley Is prominent Washington citl.
zen and superintendent of the government
| seed department
Mrs. Carrie III. Marshall. No. 10Y
| Sixth street, Washington. ID. c.. said
II owe my life TO DR., II. c. Flower,
and also my health 70 him. Ny troubles
stomach and head troubles He has
cured me when Numerous physicians
failed TO help me, said this bright-eyed
woman with emphasis. II am so well
and we are all so happy
| Mrs. w. IL, Poat, Granite Va, said !.
'pr. r. c. Flower Of Boston as good as
| raised me from the grave. This every
| body declares who knows anything about
my cnse. ] had been treated and given
| up to die by the best physicians Of this
state had a ,eancerous trouble, could
not retain food on my stomach had
wasted away and was waiting the end
| / had frequent and most violent spasms
Of stomach and bowels. My sufferilgs
were unbearable began TO improve
immediately after commencing with DR.
| Flowers treatment and improved rap
| idly. j nm q well woman today, well
aIal sound" The husband who was pres
eat, added that all his wife had said was
| true and that he knew several others
whom DIR. Flower had cured in the same
manner.
Stephen H. Furnace. No. "a Meadow
Bridge road, Richmond, Va, said: "Dr
| II. O. Flower Of Boston has cured me Of
terrible case Of paralysis and rheuma-
tism, NV lower limbs were helpless
| and my right arm nearly So BY the as
Stance Of friends ! was taken to see
him on crutches. ! was very feeble
could scarcely move had been given up
by the best physicians in this country
| as incurnble and was expecting 10 die
As soon as Or. Flower saw me he told
me how my troubles came upon me and
what diseases ] had had la past life
without asking me a question. better thar
| could have told him. / began 20 improve
| Immediately under his treatment aud IN
few months was cured. ] am enjoying
/ excellent health today"
John l.. Bolts. No. 3OS South Laurel
street, Richmond, Va, said that be had
consumption. q result of the grippe. and
| frequent colds That one lung had an
nbscess in H. The doctors performed an
operation and that he grew rapidly worse
under Il. He had wasted 10 4 skeleton
and was confined 20 his bed Besides he
was suherirg from violent spasms which
/ frequently made him unconscious. That
he was given up as incurable and was
| waiting his death when, as last resort
bis family took him TO see DR. Il. c.
! Flower upon his visit 20 Richmond last
Il eurirtg At that time he could not walk
alone. That under the doctors treat.
ment he began TO Improve Immediately
! He soon stood erect. something he had
not done for a long time. That be had
Gained ~ flesh and strength ahd great
yigor. The spasms had stopped and that
his friends did not know him when they