Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1894-03-14
TEXAS MIRACLES.
Exciting Stories of Miraculous
Cures of Prominent Families
in the Lone Star State, as
Told by Themselves.

S The Austin (Tex.) Statesman
5 the State official organ, publishe
editorially the following wonderful
> statements and vouches for th
truthfulness of everything:
, GA prominent San Antonio ply
sician said be had watched DR.. R
; G. Flowers work for the past tel
years; that he was the most re-
markable man he had ever known
and, in his opinion, the most won
derful physician of this age. why
SIR said the physician, 4 have
seen patients cured by DR.. Flower
when at deaths door with diseases
the medical profession considered
incurable. Years ago my oldtime
friend Joe Huey. Of Corsicana was
permanently cured by DR.. r. G.
Flower of supposed incurable
disease. From that day to this
Mr.. Huey has enjoyed the finest
health, managing his various bank.
ing institutions with the activity
of a young man. A brother doc
tor of Austin told me a few days
ago of a most remarkable cure
performed by DR.. Flower upon the
little child of DR.. Paige, of Paris,
Tex. Several prominentphys
had pronounced the child incura-
BILE; it was suffering from mon
strous abdominal growth, was in a
morose condition and mentally
affected; would cal nothing scarce
ly except chalk, slate pencils, aud
such like. 1t was pltiful sight.
AS last resort the father took the
child to gee DR.. r. c. Flower. This
was last May. DR.. Flower took the
case, the child began to improve at
once, and is to-day well child. I
am free to confess that l dou't
know how DR.. Flower cures these
seemingly incurable cases, but am
as frank in saying that be does it,
"Internal cancerous trouble
cured, Mrs. VIM. F. Noonan, of
Hondo City, Tex, said: 4 was suf-
fering from a most serious and
malignant womb trouble, accom-
panied by violent hemorrhages. I
had been treated by four of our
best physicians. who gave me local
treatments. I grew rapidly worse
until my life was despaired of,
when my husband, took me to see
DR.. R. C. Flower, who at once told
me my troubles without asking me
a question. He said another opera
tion would develop my trouble into
appo appo1inf 1ineprsathellf 3 p,under IL,
prove Immediately from a helpless
condition in which I could not get
about without aid. I am now up
and about my work all the time.
am practically we'll. I took my
daughter, Clara, to see DR.. Flower
last spring. continued Mrs. Moo
nan; she was suffering from kid
ney trouble and was in an exceed
ingly nervous, depressed and
morbid condition. DR.. Flower de-
scrlbed her disease without asking
a ouestion-in a few months un-
der his treatment she was restored
to perfect health. We think DR.. H.
C. Flower, of Boston, the most
marvellous physician on this
earth
"Mrs. L. B. Allen, of Flatonla,
Tex, said: 81 had been a great
sufferer for years; had been con-
tinually doctoring with different
physicians, and all the time grow
ing weaker. As last resort l went
to DR.. R. C. Flower. He told me
my trouble without asking ques-
ton. I began improving lmme-
dlately under his treatment. He
has done wonders for me. | have
not enjoyed for sixteen years the
health I enjoy to-day. l am satls-
fed if it had not been tor 1T.
Flower I would have been in my
grave to-day
"Miss Minerva Lewis, Of Con-
zales, Tex, said: Il was at atdeath's
door with consumption. I thought
each night would be my last. My
physician told me he could do
nothing more and my friends
awaited the end. In this dying
condition and state of despair l
went to see DR.. R. G. Flower, OF
Boston, during onesof his visits to
the Menger house, San Antonio.
IDr. Flower described my case ac-
curately without asking question.
1 placed myself under mis- care