The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-11-05

In the world OF this great PRACTICE ne
is its head, its life, Its center and ita
associated with him. He Is the most
cheerful man In the sick room i ever
knew. The moment you come into hia
presence you feel that be will cure you.
He is the most pleasing gentleman i
ever met. and in my judgment the great
est living physician
sit was DR.. r C. Flower who fourteen
years ago cured in this city the Preai-
dent of the Pennsylvania railroad Of
hopeless paralysis From that day 10 TINS
his miraculous cures have startled your
country at frequent Intervals such
cures as that Of Miss Ella Belts. South
Norwalk, CT, from hal pls saness TO perfect
use of her limbs: Mrs. a. IT. Lonely Of
Washington, D. c., Of malignant hbroid
growth of the womb, and all Of these
cures permanent. His recent cures Of
such men and women IS Dr. d. f..
Brooks, Portland, Ne, Of cancerous
trouble OF the stomach; OF Mrs. Jhenta
Deyksan, Sheridan, Ind, OF a monatroua
tumor and - years case Of paralystai
the wife Of the Hon. William MIX OF
Louisville, Ky, or malignant ovarian
disease, coupled with head and nerve
troubles; of u. III. Posey, 615 Chestnut
street. Evansville, Ind, Of consumption
and catarrh of stomach; Of bliss
Minerva Lewis, Gonzales, Tex, Of con-
sumption; Of the wife of Rev. T. n Cars
well, Gonzales. Tex, OF heart disease ana
1908 Decatur street. Houston Tex or
three tumors; Joel Hueys Corsicanai
Tex, Of fungus growth on liver; Ars. ha
Selling, Avenue i and 22d street, GAl-
weston, Tex, Of cancer Of tongue, ID evil
dence beyond dispute that Dr. II g.
Flower in the treatment and cure on
chronic diseases is master; that most OF
his cures are men aid women given up
by other physicians as incurable. Dr.
Flower is the head, the examiner aud
H4s -1.~Te.
tice, while the treatment and details aro
attended to by his associates.
HYour worthy secretary who has known
DR. r. G. Flower for many years, has
told me many Interesting bit of his
history while be was in the practice Of
the law. For, a some Of you know the
doctor was educated for law, practiceu
several years, lost bis voice, went into
the practice Of medicine and has never
been able to quit it. tt was in 1874
twenty years ago) that DR.. r C. Flower,
not a practicing physician then, was
called to Mobil Q to defend man
under arrest, charged with arson After
a desperately fought case he succeeded
in acquitting his client On his return
north at a little station south of Frank
lin, Tenn. mob Of Infatuated men sur
rounded the sheriff. who was endeavor-
ing to get a negro on the train. thou
sand men, many Of them with masks on
their faces, cried out:
Hang Himi Hang HINT
A rope was thrown around his neck, and
in another moment he would have been
swinging to a limb, when r. @. Flower,
moving his hand, cried out from the rear
platform: sGentlemen, hear me before
you hang this man. You are southern
men, and I am glad as such to address
you. This great crowd ia represented by
soldiers who few years ago wore both
the gray and the blue. Your records
we're those Of courage, Of daring and
valor. You we're brave men then, and
believe you are brave men today. You
are southerners; men Of chivalrys men
easily excited, quick to resent an evil,
but, gentlemen.
You Are Not 1Iurderers,
And don't believe you want to murder
this man in cold blood. You don't want
to stablish a precedent Of mob law,
which may some day be visited upon
some Of you. Let the law, beg you,
take its course. You will feel better az
you think it over; better when you 40 Cd
your beds tonight, and better ia the ST.
lence of your last night on earth Az
this the leader OF the mob cried out ag
he threw the rope down: 81 reckon you
are right, young man. We will let the
law take its course, and tbs sheriff hus-
tied the frightened negro into the car"
But enough. Col Olcott only exc
presses what thousands know, and if DR.
r. c. Flower should ever return to the
practice of law be would at an early day
carve his name on the highest round Of
a great reputation.
The great interest the world now has
in DR.. Flower is Rs a physician, e a
healer, when ali others fail and death
approaches
He has been the one hope aud rescue
for thousands Of the sick and dying in
years past when hope from all other
sources had failed, and il he lives he wil
be the light and help Of those hOpeleasiy
and helplessly diseased for years 10
come
As there are other DR. Flowers Of res
cent history, patients should take notice
of the initials and remember there i8 bus
one DR.. r. G. Flower-the elder Or.
FlOwer-fhe DIR. Flower who has made
the name famous in medical practice
whose patients are in all sections of che
country and all countries Of the civilized
world.
We are reliably Informed that DR. ll
c. Flower has arranged 20 visit the fol
can be consulted by the sick close %
their homes:
wichita, Hotel Carey, "wednesday.
Atchison, Hotel Byram, Thursday.
Nov. To-
Fort Scott, Interstate Hotel Friday.
Nov. It,
This will be glad tidings Of great JOY
to many q 80 called incurab bic invalid.
He will undoubtedly DO eagerly consult
ed by a goodly number Of our most iu-
the case heretofore, whom he has favored
this vicinity with his distinPuished pres
ence aud professional acumen.
Those interested in the wonderful car
reer of this marvellous man who send
four cents return postage stamps 70 the