Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-08-10


Throw Aside Their Clutches and Walk
Cancer, Consumption and Chronic Troubles
Cured in a Mysterious Tanner.
Our readers are we'll acquainted with the
name of DR.. r. c. Flower Of Boston. His
miraculous cures OF tbs most desperate and
abandoned cases when given up as incurabie
by leading physicians has caused the Inter-
Ocean Of Chicago, Cincinnati Enquirer and
Netr York Tribune to say if miracles were
ever performed, many of DR.. +. G. Flowers
cures belong to that class of wonders. The
Cincinnati Enquirer recently interviewed nu-
merous prominent people in all sections OF
the country regarding Dr. Flowers treatment
OF patients. Here is what they say. They
speak for themselves.
Wonderful Cure.
VIM. Mix, prominent lawyer and wealthy
gentleman OF 1914 Third avenue, Louisville,
KY: DR.. r. c. Flower of Boston, Mass,
cured my wife several years ago of the most
terrible and dangerous diseases woman can
be heir to. l consider DR.. Flowers cure OF
bIrs. Mix almost miraculous. l had spent
thousands of dollars on prominent physicians
in Louisville and New York without any help.
After several months under the best special
!sts of New York she continued to grow
worse, and brought her home in the deepest
despair Under these conditions took her
TO see Dr. Flower He told her her trouble
better than she could have told him, without
asking question. In a few months under
DR.. Flowers treatment She was entirely
cured, and has enjoyed ever since the finest
health. AS a physician DR.. Flower leads the
world, 1 believe He is n great man, his
Judgment is the highest authority. AS man
DIR. Flower is one of the most pleasing, en-
Pertaining and cultured gentleman you ever
met, and a man of the highest integrity.
narasmus.
Henry D. Posey, 6l5 Chestnut street,
Evansville, Ind, sad - consider DR.. Flow
OF INC kss physician in all the world
= -ou believe there was ever such doctor,
and [ doubt If there will ever be another,
and form my judgment from his work.
az was a living skeleton when [ went to
see DR.. Flower, over year ago. could not
eat anything, not even milk, without great
distress. l had wasted to a shadow; had
given up hope and was giyGn up. | resolved,
as a very last resort, to consult DR.. Flower.
did so. He told me all my trouble without
asking question. Then l knew [ was in
the presence Of a man who knew his bust
ness. put myself under his care, and i'm
proved Immediately. and am n sound, we'll
man today. You can say for me believe he
has no equal on earth"
Flb7oId Tumor.
Mrs. James f. Smith of Corydon, Ind, said:
When l went to see DR.. II. O.. Flower about
q year ago | was suffering with large adj
Eanced tumOr. l had consulted and been
treated by all the best doctors In this section
of the country. They all advised an opera
ston, AID stated that unless l had one per-
formed would live but few weeks, and 1t was
by no means certain that an operation would
help me. Dr. Flower told me my troubles,
their origin and growth, without asking
me q question. He stated that in his opinion
an operation would prove fatal on the other
hand, he believed l could be successfully
treated and cured without an operation. l
placed myself under his treatment and be-
gan to improve Immediately; today [ am O
well woman-no tumOr, no pain, strong and
happy. l wish every sick person knew OF
DIR. Flower.
Paralysis and Tumor---A Miracle.
Mrs. VIM. Deakyne OF Sheridan, Ind,
said About year ago | visited DR.. Flower.
was then helpless, In paralyzed condition
went on crutches whenever l went out. A
terrible tumOr increased my already abnormal
size rapidly. | measured over three and d half
feet around the waist and over four feet from
hip to hip. The disease had settled in one
limb, and had no use of it was also fast
losing my eyesight. My nerves were shat
tered and had no memory. Not one of my
friends ever thought could be helped. The
physicians had given me up as incurable. DIR.
ing me question, or how they came upon
me. took a course of treatment under him.
and thank God, am today we'll woman.
Look at me-tumOr gone, natural in size,
sight restored, memory good, nerves like
iron, no crytches-I can walk for a mile and
not feel tired. Why, sir, believe Dr. Flower
TO be the greatest man of this age. He is a
marvel giant in his work. Several of my
acquaintance he has cured in the same way.
The people in Sheridan speak OF this cure as
nj a mir
Consumption.
az was a sufferer with consumption" said
Mrs. John d. Becker, 103 John street Evans
vile, Ind. 81 had doctored with numerous
physicians without relief. AS q last resort
(and the lady laughed as she added: 'Dr.
Flower is always the last resort II went to
see DIR. r. O. Flower. He told me all about
my troubles without asking me to say q word.
So pleased was | with the examination that
placed myself under his care, and began to
improve Immediately, and today am we'll
woman. Ten months ago | could do no work,
could scarcely walk, spent my time lying
down or in a rocking chair: howl can do any
kind of work walk as much "a when was q
young girl. Icannot speak too highly of my
physician" said this cultured and refined
woman. '.Dr. Flower is a great man an hon
est candid man. He is smart, quick and
keen and wonderfully fascinating 1 don't
think the sick have any cause to fear if under
his care"
Confirmed Invalid.
Mrs. Joseph Cromwell, Xenia, O., said:
was helpless and confirmed invalid when I
went to see DR.. r. G. Flower. l could not
walk 100 feet without sitting down. Besides
was a nervous wreck. He diagnosed my
case accurately. | began to improve imme-
d1ately under his treatment. Can now skip,
run and do what 1 want. Am well, and
think Dr.. Flower medical wonder.
Chronic Stomach Trouble.
Rev. S. w. Keister Dayton. O. said az went
to gee DR.. r. Flower as Il last resort. He told
me my troubles better than l could have told
him; he cured me of II dreadful stomach
trouble and nervous exhaustion. l consider
him the most wonderful physician living"
Saved From a Fatal Operation.
Mrs. G. e. McOmher. of Ballston Spa, n
T., said: Dr. II. c. Flower of Boston, cured |
me of an enlarged fallen, inhamed aud ul-
cered womb. An operation by numerous |
physicians was the only thing advised, with |
no hope held out of its being successful. I |
had been given up us incurable, and had |
given up all hopes of ever being cured, when |
as last resort my husband took me to see
DR.. r. Q. Flower. was under his treatment |
for a few months, began to improve immedi- |
Gtely, and III few months was cured.
0astritis.
Mrs. Eta Miller (wife of Mr.. Miller, the |
merchanO, OF BinGhamton, n. Y, says: I |
had been a great sufferer for years with stom-
ach trouble. l had been treated by the best
physicians in New York, who all in time gave
my case up as incurabie They had treated |
me for gastritis. catarrh and cancer of stom-
ach, for nervous dyspepsia and consumption
of stomach and bowels. As last resort l |
consulted DR.. r. c. Flower, and he took my
case, and In few months was permanently |
cured.
Nervous Prostitution.
Mrs. Joseph r. Sprasue, Brewster, N. Y:
al had been ill for ten years when went to
DIR. R. @. Flower. After the first months
treatment felt that he had helped me wonder
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