The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1893-12-21
LARGEST MEDICAL PRACTICE
In the Nworld-Miraculou Cures Of Prom
inent Texas People.

ures, L would rather shake the dirty
hand of q successful bootblack than
t kidcovered hand of medical fail
ure. The day has gone by when any
thing counts in medicine las in bust
ness] but success. The successful
physician who cures patients when
others fail, will come to the front,
while the unsuccessful doctor will re.
main in the rear and abuse him.
Perhaps the largest, most success
full and extende medical practice of
modern times, is that of DR.. h. G.
Flowers of Boston, Mass. This great
practice is operated exclusively
by the Flower Medical Go.
in harmony with the plans and ideas
of DIR. r.. G. Flower, The Flower
Medical company employ large staff
of skilled physicians, but so great has
the practice become that they find it
necessary to establish permanently in
every state in the Union one of their
staff physicians.
DR.. r.. G. Flower is the consulting
physician to the staff, directs and
manages the entire practice and in
special cases examines.
| Patients unable to consult DR.. Il. Z.
Flower personally, or visit the central
office in Boston, should visit some one
of the Flower Medical company staff
ply sicians in his, or the state nearest
his home. This staff physician, who
is thoroughly competent, skilled and
equipped, will make careful, scien-
tific examination of the case. He can
then tell the patient what can be done
for him, the time of treatment his
case will require and what the cost
will be. If the treatment is taken the
examining physician transcribes i'm
msdiately a full description OF the
case to the central Office in Boston,
when directly under DR.. r. G. Flowers
manag ement the treatment is pre-
pared with full instructions and sent
directly to the patient. From now on
| the patient is treated from the office of
! the Flower Medical company, all his
correspondence is with the Office and
he is directly under the care of DIR. r.
G. Flower.
In obedience to your instructions L
called on DIR. Flower at the Audito-
rum hotel, Chicago. His parlors were
crowded with patients as they always
are. L am representative OF
THE AUSTIN STATESMAN L said
as [ handed him my card.
am returning to Texas
from Boston where have been in
vestigating your practice. Can you
answer few questions? Yes, if you
make them brief Ia it true, doctor,
that you will soon have a staf physi.
clan In every state in the Union 1t
is. How many patients have you
now under your care? About l4,0OO.
Is it true that you intend building
somewhere in the South a large SAM
tarium? That is my intention now.
Would you mind giving me the names
of some of your southern patients, that
THE STATESMAN might through in
vestigation verify the wonderful re-
ports we have heard of your practice
in the East? 1 am perfectly willing
to give you the names of any mum Der
of my patients with the understand
ing that you will not use any of their
names without their consent. AS
YOU establish your staff physicians
throughout the country will
you travel less or more? Very much
less, In fact, L am needed at home all
the time, Notwithstanding have as.
ISOLATED with me all the professional
skilled help we can possibly utilize.
selecting few names and address
es from several hundred, your cores
pondent started in on investigation OF
DR.. r G. Flowers patients in Texas
with the following results:
A prominent San Antonio physi-
clan said he had watched carefully
DIR. r. G.. Flowers work for the past
10 wears; that he was the most re.
markable man he had ever known
and in his opinion the most wonder.
full physician of this age. Why sir,
said the physician, have seen pa.
tients cured by Or. Flower when at
deaths door with diseases the
medical profession consider incura.
BILE. Years ago my old time
friend Joel Huey of Corsicana was
permanently cured by DR.. r. O.
Flower of supposed ineurable dis
ease. From tina day to this Mr.
Huey has enjoyed the finest health
managing bis various banking insti-
buttons with the activity of young
man. A brother doctor of Austin told
me few days ago of a most remark
able cure performed by DR.. Flower
ur on the little child of Or. Taylor Of
Paige, Tex. Sever prominent pny'
SlCla0S nau prOuOuuCeu Vho OHllu III
durable; it was suffering from mon
strous abdominal growth, was In a
morose condition ard mentally affect
ed. Would eat nothing scarcely ex-
cept Chalk, slate pencils and such
like. 1t was pitiful sight. AS 9
last resort the father took the child tC
see DR.. r. G. Fowler. This was last
May. DR.. Flower took the case; the
child began to improve at once, and IL
today a we'll child. am free to con
, f.ss that don't know how DIR. Flower
, cures these seemingly incurablo cases
but am as frank in saying that he
does it"
Internal cancerous trouble cured
Mrs. VIM. f. Noonan of Hondo City
Tex said: ~ was suffering from {
most serious and maligant wont
trouble accompanied by violent hem
: orrhages. l had been treated by fou
r of our best physicians, who gave M
\ local treatments. l grew rapid,
worse until my life was despaired OF
}. when my husband took me to see DR.
: r. G. slower, who at once told me m.
troubles without asking me ques
No aaid onorotiOn yU0ul