The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-07-25

aCnes Hau been given up as lncuraDle by
all doctors and had given up all hope my
self. But, thanks to DR.. Flowers skill, |
am well woman to-day and able to attend
to my household duties and do just what
like. He also cured my son of enlargement
of the liver 1 don't believe there is any
need of any one dying IL they will place
themselves under his care"
FUNGUS STOMACH.
DR.. Brooks, of Brooks 81 Evans, prom
ipent dentist of Portland, Me-, said: " | am
an admirer of Dr. X. G. Flower. l consider
him the ablest physician of the age. Why,
sir, he can tell a sick person his disease
without knowing anything about him or
asking him question, just as easy as he
would read his name. He has most sue
cessfully treated and cured me of very
serious and dangerous internal trouble
which threatened not only my immediate
health, but life fungus Of the stomach). 1
was almost incapacitated for work, was
wasting away and rapidly losing my
strength. Under his treatment l sprang
into health have gained in strength and
| flesh, and am now young again. DIR. Flower
is to me marvel, an unsolved wonder. He
is the most fascinating and genial man you
| ever saw. He is quick and brilliant, and IL
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 Pitts
field, n. H., says: CDR. r. @. Flower Of
Boston cured me 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 incurable. In this con-
dition l applied to DIR. Flower, and in a few
months were permanently cured, for in ten
years [ have had no return of the trouble"
Mrs. A. G. Thompson is one of the best
known women in New York and New
England, her husband being for over twenty
years one of the leading heads of the Fifth
Avenue Hotel.
THROAT AND LUNG TROUBLE.
Rev. P. R. Danley, Ga w. Edmond street,
Springfield ILL.,, said: CDR. r. G. Flower
saved my life, He cured me of throat, lung
and heart trouble. | was physical wreck
and would soon have been in my grave. /
improved Immediately under his treatment,
and in few months was permanently
cured"
BLOOD POISONING.
Mrs. Joseph Boardman, Norwich, Vt,
said Before going to DR.. Flower had
been given up to die by several physicians,
who pronounced my disease blood poisoning
and cancer. After a few months treat
ment with DR.. Flower am entirely cured. /
was confined to my bed for several years
| fectly well.
CANCER OF BREAST AND NECK.
Mrs. Hiram Bond, Haverhill, Mass, land
wife of one of the largest shoe manufac-
turers in America) said: Or. Flower
cured me in 1882 of cancer of breast and
| neck, also tumor of womb and left ovary
| had three operations performed, but in
each case the cancer returned more violent
than before. | was pronounced incurabe
by the leading physicians of New England
In this condition 1 went to see DIR. r. c.
Flower of Boston, He cured me, removed
every trace Of cancer, tumor and bad blood
and all this without the use of knife
was under Dr. Flowers treatment about
twelve months. He has cured many of my
friends of similar diseases.
GAsTRITIs
Hon. j. Willard Rice of Boston said:
CDR. r. G. Flower cured me of gastric
stomach trouble which threatened not only
my health, but my life, and that after the best
skill of New York and Boston had failed to
give me relief. DR.. Flower is one of the
most able, learned and skillful physicians
of this age, besides he is a most genial and
fascinating man and:as brilliant as a star"
STOMACH AND cATARRH.
j. H. Tucker, prominent farmer Of
Lebanon. Conn, said: "Dr. R. G. Flower
has cured me of most serious stomach and
| bowel trouble, together with an aggravated
chronic catarrh and nervous prostration. I
was in absolute despair when l visited DR..
Flower. / had been disappointed by doc
tors in their attempts to cure me. No
sooner did I begin Dr. Flowers treatment
than began to improve; my cure seems
miraculous. Look at me; 1 am in the
finest of health; l owe it all to him. And
that is not all. DR.. Flower told me my
troubles when visited him without asking
me question, better than could have told
him."
MALIGNANT TUMoR.
Mrs. A. T. Longley, sol Massachusetts
Avenue, N. E., Washington, d. g., said:
Eight years ago DR.. r. G. Flower of Bos-
ton cured me OF malignant tumor of the
womb and ovary after all kinds of treat
ment and operations had failed He stop
ped the hemorrhages and removed these
eating growths without pain and without
the knife" Her husband, A. 7. Longley,
the superintendent of government seed de-
partment, said he knew Of other cures
equally wonderful.
RHEUMATIC MIRACLE.
Mrs. j. B. Shrier, Jr., 81 Spring street,
Charleston, s. c., said: II can truly say
that by the skill of DR.. r. c. Flower 1 es-
capped most horrible death. l had had
rheumatism for eight years, but lately it de-
veloped chalky joints. l was informed at
ter being treated by the leading physician
|
disease and that amidst great suffering
would gradually turn to stone. Besides my
continual suffering l was helpless, had but
little use of any of my limbs, was suffering
from insomnia and nervous prostration. In
other words, was helpless, ruined and
abandoned wreck. In this condition was
taken to see DIR. X. G. Flower during one OF
his visits to Savannah. Under his treat
ment began to improve Immediately, and
to-day 1 can walk as fast and well as any
one; use my limbs freely; the swelling in
my joints has disappeared; sleep well; my
nerves are strong and my cure is consid-
cred by all my friends as miraculous es-
cape from death"
FROM HELPLEssNEss TO PERFECT HEALTH
Hutson Lee, the well-known insurance
man of Charleston, S. c., said: My oldest
son was restored by DIR. h. G. Flower from
helplessness to the perfect use of his limbs,
after the best physicians in our country had
failed to give him the slightest relief"
MIRACLE.
Mira II ID Clark Of TouaahOrO Ga. said