Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-25
A MIRACLE.

| 4 MIRACLE.
| Mrs. ]. D. Clark of Jonesboro, Ga.
said: 81 had a supposed incurable spinal
trouble. double curvature, beside other
serious and almost fatal troubles, wo-
man helpless in braces and on crutches.
The most prominent physician IN At
lanta had treated me, the hospitals had
had me for treatment. and they had
all given me UP as incurable. In TINS
helpless, suffering and dying condition
was taken to DR.. Flower, when az
most, as by magic, he restored me 10
perfect health. / don't pretend to say
how he did it, but he did il"
TERRIBLE CASE OF RHEUMATISM.
Joseph King of King & Daniels,
Columbus, Ga, said: had been a
rreat sufferer for years from inflamma-
tory rheumatism. ] had been treated
BY the leading physicians of this Sec
ton of the country without any ma
terial benefit. I was pronounced IN
durable. In this condition and at a
time when l was suffering most terri
blv. went to see DR.. r. c. Flower
during one of his visits to Columbus. l
began to improve Immediately under
his treatment-the pains all left me,
nv helpless limbs became the vigorous
limbs of young man. / am well
man TODAY, and you can say for me
that DR.. Flower is the most wonderful
man ever knew.
DANGEROUS TROUBLE.
Brown McCullum, capitalist of Long
Branch, Ga, said: ''Dr. II. c. Flower
cured him of most serious and adj
vanced cancerous trouble after numer-
GUS physicians had failed and l haa
given up all hopes of cure"
4 CATARRH AND DYSPEPSIA.
E. S. Martin, president Georgia
Alabama Business College, Macon, Ga,
said: For more than Is years / had
suffered from catarrh and dyspepsia. l
was wan and emaciated; my nerves
were all unstrung and life seemed one
long nightmare of terrible suffering. A
few months under DR.. Flowers treat
ment has reknit my nerves. re-ener-
gized my whole being and dissipated
the gloom with which l was envel-
oped."
CONSUMPTION OF STOMACH AND BOWELS.
/ NJ. NJ. Moody (merchanO, Long
Branch, Ga, said: ''Dr. r. Z. Flower
cured me of consumption of stomach
and bowels after the best doctors of
my country had failed TO even give me
relief. l was at deaths door when
DR.. Flower took my case"
NEURALGIA.
! Mrs. William A. McAndrews, Union
Springs. Ala, said: l have been radi-
cally and sonndly cured of neuralgia
and nervous prostration by DR.. r. G..
Flower, after other physicians had
failed to cure me and had pronounced
my case incurable.
CONSUMPTION OF BOWELS.
Mrs. Taylor, wife of Dr. William
Taylor. Salem. Ala, said: | owe my
life to Dr. r. G. Flower. When l first
consulted DR.. Flower / was suffering
from consumption of the stomach and
bowels. | was helpless and gradually
wasting away. / improved immedi-
ately under his treatment; | have now
new lease of life. Just look at me: |
am a happy, vigorous woman. My
husband advises bad chronic cases to
consult DR.. Flower.
BLOOD POISON.
I Rev. l. N. Eley, Union Springs, Ala,
Il. y hnI fSr
years with disease, deeply seated,
which had poisoned my blood. Numer-
Gus physicians had treated me without
any favorable results. AS last resort
went TO see DR.. Flower, placed myself
under his treatment. began to improve
Immediately and was soon well man.
1 believe Dir. Flower is an instrument
in Gods hand to cure the sick when
others fail.
/ CONSUMPTION AND HEART DISEASE.
! Thomas DAILY, corner Government
and st. Emanuel streets, Mobile, Ala,
said: If man was ever raised from
the dead DR.. r. G. Flower of Boston
raised me. had been doctored by the
leading physicians of Mobile and New
Orleans for consumption, heart and
kidney troubles, and by those physi-
clans given up as incurable and left to
die. In this helpless condition l went
to see DR.. Flower. He told me all my
troubles without asking me a question.
placed myself under his treatment,
improved Immediately, and in few
months was cured.
! RHEUMATISM AND SPINE DISEASE.
Joseph Koalska, 391 Rice street. St.
Paul, Mimi, said that he had been
cured by DR.. r. G. Flower of one the
most terrible chronic cases of rheuma-
tism and Inflammation of foot, limb and
spine; that he had previously doctored
with the leading physicians of st. Paul
and Minneapolis without either help or
encouragement; that he was constant
and terrible sufferer when he went to
see DR.. Flower; his knee was three
timos its natural Size and ba woo o1y,ost