The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1893-10-19
The WEST SPEAKS.
THE MOST WONDERFUL CURES OF MOD.
ERIN Or ANCIENT TIMES.
Thirty.two Thousand Sick People Success
fully Treated in One Year.
The Incurabls Chronis Diseases No Longer
q Terror.

have no preliminsries to offer, nc
explanations to make. was ap.
pointed to investigate the best know Il
man III America, a man known pro
fessionally through his miraculous
cures and daring feats from Nova
Scotia to the Golden Gate, from the
Hudson bay to Cedar Keys, almost as
well as in his home. refer TO DR.. r
q. Flower of Boston; who has not
heard of him? Many cases are on
record of DR.. Flower being called to
the deathbed when lite was vanishing
or the patient supposed to be dead
when almost by magical feat the
change 10 stopped, health enthrones
itself, the cure Is made. How he does
these things he does not say, but he
does them, and is doing them all the
time.
Personally DR.. Flower is very popu
lar. He has moro friends than any.
body L ever knew-everybody who
knows him likes him and to know
him ia to like him. He is 43 years OF
age, entering his prime. He is young
in every sense of the word, and under
all circumstances his large full face is
radiant with smile. He Is a man OF
remarkable faith and lives in the
atmosphere of hope. He believes In
the brightness of the rising sun rather
than the setting sun; in the twilight
of dawn rather than the twilight of
night.
He is shrewd and keen to an ex-
treme, highly educated. a natu, g
highly poetical and most fascinating
conversationalist The late Edwin
Booth used to say: "He Is the most
magnetic man 1 ever knew, and de.
lightfully 81; you can't resist him,
and you don't want to-" True, he has
bitter enemies (tbough you never hear
him say a word against one). On the
other hand, look at his fri nds Let
it be announced that DR.. r g. Flower
can be consulted at q certain date at
any city or town Ia the United States
and on that occasion crowds gather to
see him. His enemies are tie jealous
elements In the profession; his friends
are the people, who gather around
him like birds to the water courses.
DR.. Flow Jr averages upward of 49,
600 patients under his care all the
lime, and over $4,000 cases v. arly.
He treats chronic diseases exclusively,
but when IL comes to treating cancers,
JUNIORS, consumption, nerves, heart.
kidn 'ys and the digestive functions, l
speak advi1edly wnen say don't
believe he fails 10 one in so OF these
terrible malaties, when given up by
the general practitioner to die.
In this branch of practice Dr. r. G..
Flower knows his business. In this
field
HE IS KING.
DR.. Flower in no way interferes with
the practice of other physicians. He
only seeks the patients others can not
cure. To use his own words, II don't
want patients other doctors can cure,
[ onl y want this supposed incurables,
as have every facility and means on
this earth for helping them"
DR.. h. G. Flowers special work in
his large practice Is in the examina
ton of the patients and consultation
with his associates. This is ell he
has done for years, but this is the key
to the most wonderful practice of the
age. His examinations are most
wonderful phenomena. He never
asks the sick man to tell him any
thing. The moment the patient
comes into his presence, he will tell
him his troubles in detail better than
the sick man can tell him-able to
read the interior condition of a sick
man without asking a question, the
doctor Is not likely to doctor him tor
the wrong trouble. On the oher
hand, he Is sure to doctor him for the
right thing. Most Of Doctor Flowers
patients are treated at their homes
Doctor Flower always has from one to
three stenographers (shorthand
writers) with him. He has the his
tory of every case taken down in
shorthand and written out in full and
put on file in his office.
In the East DR.. Flower is a power
His influence with the masses is very
great. This Is seen In the legislative
halls, in business and the avenues of
finance. / never knew such love and
devotion among patients as is daily
manifested by DR.. Flowers patients
In the East. But how is it in the
West? After an extensive investlga-
ton, am able to let the West speak
for itself.
w. 8. Bacon, q prominent business
man OF TItfin, o., SAID: eyes, DR.. r
g Flower cared me several years ago,
when I was in a dreadful condition
and pronounced inCurable He madea
young man out of me. ! should not be
alive today except for DR.. Flower
Rev. 3. W, Holster, Day ton, o,
said: 81 went to zee DR.. r. @. Flower
as last resort He told me my
troub les better than / could have told
him: He cured me of dreadful
stomach trouble and nervous ex-
haustion. l consider him the most
wonderful physician living"
Mrs. Joseph Cromwell, Xenia, o.,
said: II was helpless and confirmed
invalid when | went to see DIR. r. G.
Flower. cOul not walk 100 feet
without sitting down, nor upstairs;
besides [ was a nervous wreck. He
diagnosed my case accurately. be-
gan TO improve Immediately under
his treatment Can now skip, run
and do what l want. Am well. l
think DR. Flower medical wonder.
A. e Sprsgue, Esq 1854 East Main
street, Columbus, o, said DR.. r G.
Flower had cured him of a nervous
trouble which had incapacitated him
for business for several year9, and not
only him but several of his friends