The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1894-07-28

trouble; also suffered with terrible mead
aches. Had been given up rs incurable by
all doctors and had given up all hope myself
But. thanks 20 DIR. Flowers skill, am well
woman today and able 10 attend TO my house
hold duties and DO just what like.
He also cured my son Of enlargement OF
the liver.
Il don't believe there IL anv need OF any
one dying II they will place themselves under
his care"
Fungus Stomach.
Dr.. Brooks, Of Brooks Il Evans, promi-
nent dentist OF Portland, Me-, said II am
an admirer OF DIR II. T.. Flower / consider
him the ablest physician Of the age Why,
sir, he can tell a sick person his disease with
out knowing anything about him or asking
him question, just az easy as he would read
his name. He has most successfully treated
and cured me oi very serious and danger
Gus internal trouble which thre ttened not
only my immediate health. but life fungus
OF the stomach.) was almost fncapacitated
for work, was wasting away and rapidly los
ing my strength. Under his Treatment /
sprang into health, have gained in strength
and flesh, and am now young again. DR.:
Flower Is to me a marvel. an unsolyed
wonder. He IS the most fascinating and
genial man you ever saw. lie Is quick and
brilliant. and it makes one feel well and
young To talk with him"
The Worst Of Blood Troubles.
Mrs. A. G.. Thompson late Of Fifth Avenue
Hotel, New York, now OF Plttsheid, n. II. says:
DIR. X. Z. Flower, of Boston, cured mo over
ten years ago Of the worst blood trouble man
or woman ever had. 1t was eating the flesh
rapidly from my bones. | suffered all the
misery and torture Of time every hour OF my
life. All the leading physicians OF New York
and New England had treated my case and
all had given me up as incurabe. In this
condition applied to DR.. Flower, and In a
few months was permanently cured for In
ten years 1 have had no return OF the trou
ble"
Mrs A. G. Thompson is one OF the best
known women in New York AM New Eng
land her husband being for over twenty years
one OF the leading heads Of the Fifth Ave-
nue. Hotel.)
Throat and Lung Trouble.
Rev. p. r. Dan'ey. GA W. Edmond street,
Springfield, Ill, said "Dr. II. &. Flower
saved my life. He cured me OF throat, lung
and heart trouble. | was a physical wreck
and would soon have been in my grave. l
improved Immediately under his treatment
and IN few months was permanently cured"
Blood Poisoning.
Mrs. Josephine Boardman. Norwich, VT,
said "Before going DR. Flower l had been
given up to die by several physicians, who
pronounced my disease blood poisoning and
cancer.
"After few months treatment with DR..
Flower am entirely cured. / was confined 10
my bed for several years and almost paral-
yzed Today / am perfectly we'll
Cancer Of Breast aud Neck.
Mrs. Hiram Bond, Haverhill, Mass, (and
wife OF one of the largest shoe manufacturers
in America), said "Dr. Flower cured me in
1892 of cancer OF breast and neck. also tumor
Of womb and left oyary. l had three opera
finna parformat htt in each tho
returned more violent than before. l was
pronounced incurable by the leading physl-
clans OF New England. In this condition |
went TO see DIR. Il. G. Flower OF Boston. He
cured me, removing every trace of cancer,
tumor and bad blood. and all this without the
use Of a knife. without pain or my losing
drop OF blood. 1 was under DR.. Flowers
treatment about twelve months. He has
cured many Of my friends of similar dis
eases"
Gastritis.
Hon. J. Willard Rice OF Boston, said: "Dr.
II. 9. Flower cured me Of n gastric stomach
trouble which threatened not only my health.
but nv life, and that after the best skill OF
New York and Boston had failed to give me
relief. d.. Flower il one Of the most able,
learned and skiful physicians Of this age,
besides he is most genial and fascinating
man and "a brilliant as n star"
Stomach and Catnrrh.
J. H. Tucker. n prominent farmer OF Leba.
non, Conn. said DR. Il. &. Flower has
cured me OF u most serious stomach and
bowel trouble, 10 ,ether with aggravated
chronic cstarrh and nervous prostration. /
was i'm absolute despair wnen l visited DR..
Flower | had been disappointed by doctors
in their vain attempt TO cure me. No sooner
did begin DR.. Flowers treatment than be-
gan to improve; my cure seems miraculous.
Look at mo / am In the finest OF health; |
. oil 20, bi,, AMI thnt IL all DR.
Flower told me my troubles when l visited
him without asking mea question, better than
l could have told him"
1alignant Tumor.
Mrs. A. r. Lonyley. sol Massachusetts, ave-
nue. y. f., Washington. ID. c., said: Eight
years ago ID r. G. Flower, of Boston. cured
me oi malignant tumor OF womb ald ovary,
after all kinds Of treatment and operations
had failed. He stopped the hemorrhnges and
removed those eating growths without pain
and without the knife. Her husband, A. L.
I.onglsy. the superintendent OF government
seed department, said he knew OF other cures
equally wonderful.
Rheumatic 1iracie.
Mrs. J. r. Sirier, ,Jr.. II Spring st. eet, Char
lesion, ;. c., said Il truly eau say that by
the skill OF ID, X. C.. Flower. | escaped a
II ost horrible death. hal had rheumatism
for eight years. but lately it developed chalky
Joints. was informed after being treated
by the leading physician of this city, that
there was no cure for my disease, and that
amidst great suffering / would gradually
turn To stone. Besides my continual suffer
ing was helpless, had but little use for any
OF my limbs. was suffering from insomnia and
nervous prostitution. In other words, was
a helpless ruined and abandoned wreck. In
this condition was taken TO see Dr. II. Q.
Flower during one Of his visltA 10 Savannah.
Under his treatment began TO improve i'm
meiiatey aud today can walk as fast and
we'll IA anyone; use my limbs freely; the
swelin ia my joints has disappeared; sleep
well my nerves are strong, and my cure Is
5nsidered by all my friends as miraculous
escape from death.
Erom hcipiessness to Perfect Health.
Hutson Lee. the well-known insurance
man OF Charleston. :. c.. said; MY Oldest
son was restored by DIR. Il. c. Flower from
helplessness to the perfect use OF bis limbs
after the best physicians in our country had
failed to give him the slightest relief
A Miracle.
Mrs J. ID. CLARK, OF Jonesboro, Co., said /:
az had "A supposed incurable spinal trouble.
doubls curvature besides other serious and