The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-07-18
DR.. R. C. FLOWER
AND HIS CONGRESS OF PHYSICIANS
MIRACLES IN MEDICINE.
Lame Throw Aside Their Clutches
and waIk-Cancer, Consumption and
Chronic Troubles Cured in n Mys-
terious Manner.

the name Of Or. r. c. Flower Of Boston.
His miraculous cures of the most desper-
ate and abandoned cases when given up
as incurable by leading physicians has
caused the Inter Ocean OF Chicago, Gin
cinnati Enquirer and New York Tribune
to say if miracles were ever performed,
many of Dr. r. c. Flowers cures belong
to that class Of wonders. The Cincinnati
Enquirer recently interviewed numerous
prominent people in an sections Of the
country regarding Or. Flowers treatment
Of patients. Here IS what they say.
They speak for themselves:
4 Wonderful Cure.
William Mix. prominent lawyer and
wealthy gentleman OF 1914 Thrd-ave..
Louisville, KY: Or. r. c. Flower of Bos-
ton. Mass. cured my wife several years
ago of the most terrible and dangerous
diseases woman can be heir 10. con-
slider Dr. Flowers cure Of Mrs. Mix al
most miraculous. I had spent thousands
of dollars on prominent physicians In
! Louisville and New York without any
help. After several months under the
best specialists Of New York she con-
tinued to grow worse, and 1 brought her
! home in the deepest despair. Under these
conditions I took her to see Or. Flower
He told her her trouble better than she
could have told him, without asking a
/ question. In a few months under DR.
! Flowers treatment she was entirely cured
and has enjoyed ever since the finest
] health. As physician Or. Flower lea IS
the world, I believe. He is a great man.
! his judgment is the highest authority. As
man DR.. Flower is one Of the most
/ pleasing, entertaining and cultured gem
! tlemen you ever met. and a man OF the
/ highest integrity.
NarasmuS.
Henry D. Posey. 6I5 Chestnut-st.. Ev-
ansville Ind, said: Il consider Dr.
Flower the greatest physician I'm all the
word. 1 don't believe there was ever
such doctor, and 1 doubt If there will
ever be another, and l form my tudg-
ment from his work
L was living skeleton when + went
10 see Or Flower over a year ago. L
could not eat anything, not even milk
without great distress. / had wasted to
a shadow; L had given up hope and was
given up. j resolved as a very last re-
Sort 10 consult DIR. Flower / did so He
toid me al my trouble without asking a
question. Then / knew I was in the pres
/ ence OF man who knew his business
/ put myself under his care and improved
D a..
To-Day. You can say for me 1 believe he
has no equal on earth"
Fibr0id Tumor.
AIRS. James L. smith of Corydon. Ind
said: When l went to see Dr. r. c..
Flower about q year ago / was suffering
WIN a large advanced umor. had
consulted End been treated By all The best
doctors in this section of the country
Ihey I'll advised an operation. and stated
fe- I d ~
I'VE out few weeks, and il was by no
means certain that an operation would
help me. Or. Flower told me my troubles.
their origin and growth. without asking
me question He stated that I'm his
opinion $50 openatioA would prove fatal:
on the aotser, hand. he believed / could
be successfully treated ana cured with
out an, operation I placed myself under
MS treatment and began 10 improve i'm
nlediately; today ! am q well woman-no
tumor no pain. strong and happy. /
wish every sick person knew Of Dr.
Flower"
Paralysis and Tumor-A Miracle.
Mrs. VIM. Deakyne OF sheridan. IND.
said: About year ago 1 visited pr
Flower. j was then helpless, In a par
alyzed condition: went on crutches when
ever | went out. A terrible tumor in
creased my already abnormal size r3pid-
~. i measured over three and half feet
around the waist and over four feet
from hip to hip. The disease has settled
in one limb. and / had no use OF it; was
also fast losing my eyesight My nerves
were shattered, and ] had no memory.
Not one OF my friends ever thought 1
could be helped. The physicians had
given me up as incurable. Dr. Flower
had told me my troubles without asking,
me question, or how they came upon
me. / took a course Of treatment under
him. and, thank God, / am today well
woman. Look at me-tumOr gone
natural in size, sight restored, memory
good, nerves like iron, no crutches-I can
Walk for a mile and not feel tired. Why
sir, believe Or. Flower to be the great
est man Of this age. He IS a marVel-a
giant in his work. Several of my ac-
quaintances he has cured in the same
way The people in Sheridan speak Of
this cure as wonderful and miraculous.
Consumption.
/ "I was a sufferer with consumption. -
said Mrs John D. Becker. 1913 John
street, Evansville Ind. 4 had doctored
with numerous physicians without re-
lief. AS a last resort (and the lady
laughed as she added: DR. Flower Is
always the last resOrt,O 1 went to see
Or. r. G. Flower. He told me all about
my troubles without asking me TO say
animation that 1 placed myself under his
care, and began 10 improve Immediately,
and today am a well woman Ten
months ago L could do no work. could
/ scarcely walk, spent my time lying down
| or in a rocking chair; now / can DO any
I kind Of work, walk as much as when j
I was a young girl. L cannot speak too
/ highly Of my physician" said this cul-
tured and refined woman. 'Dr. Flower
Is a great man. an honest, candid man.
/ He is smart quick and keen, and Won
I derfully fascinating. l don't think the
sick have any cause to fear if under
/ his care"
Confirmed Invalid.
Mrs Joseph Cromwell, Xenia, o., said:
! I was a helpless and confirmed invalid
when / went to see Dr. r. c. Flower. l
| could not walk 100 feet without sitting
! down. Beside, 1 was a nervous wreck.
| He diagnosed my case accurately. / be-
| gan improve Immediately under his treat
ment Can now skip, run, and do what
i want. Am well. L think DR.. Flower a
] medical wonder.
Chronic stomach Trouble.
Rev. S. w. Keiser, Dayton, o., said
! II went to see DR.. r. c. Flower as a
last resort He told me my troubles bet
ter than 1 could have told him; he cured
| me of a dreadful stomach trouble and
nervous exhaustion. 1 consider him the
most wonderful physician living
saved from a Fatal Operation.
Mrs. C. e. McOmber of BalIston Spa.
| N Y said: DR.. r. G.. Flower of Boston
| cured me of an enlarged, fallen. tnfiamed
| and ulcered womb. An operation by
numerous physicians was the only thing
advised, with no hope of being success
full I had been given up as incurable,