Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1894-03-14

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marvellous powers otherwise con
sidered. We are sincere in believ
ing that no language could draw
the real merit of DR.. R. C. Flower
and we sincerely testify to the full
extent of our ability to express il
human language our lofty estimate
of this king Of fealthly physicians.
"Mrs. Pettus, wife of VIM. F
Pettus, of Goliad, Tex, said: ]
have been for years in most crit.
cal condition. The best physicians
of our country have done their best
for me, but. had all given me up
to die. They suggested a change
of climate and told my husband ]
could not possibly live two years,
In this condition of despair went
to see DR.. Flower, placed myself
under his care, began to improve
Immediately, and was soon per-
manently cured. DR.. Flower is the
most wonderful doctor and wonder
full man I ever knew. He has treat
ed and cured with the same success
our oldest SON. Mrs. Pettus is one
of the most interesting and infu-
entail women of south Texas, and
Lo one is better known throughout
the State than her husband, fire.
quently known as Buck Pettus,'
one of the largest ranchmen and
cattle kings of the State.
"J. G. Wessendorf, cashier of the
First National Bank of Belleville,
Tex, said: DIR. R. C. Flower, of.
Boston, cured me of a serious COM
plication of diseases after numer-
Gus physicians had failed to give
me relief. sincerely recommend
all suffering and sick to consult
DR.. Flower
"Mrs. D. C. Green, 1908 Decatur
street, Houston, Tex, said: Five
years ago I was treated and cured
by DR.. R. C. Flower after given up
is incurable by the most prominent
He removed from me-
;welve tumors without the knife,
'educing me to my normal size.
He also cured me of a very serious
,atarrh and throat trouble. Had
t not been for DR.. r. G. Flower |
should have been in my grave to-
lay
"Mrs. e. H. Sterling, avenue l.
md Twenty-socond street, Calves
on, Tex, said: When I first
onsulted DR.. R. C. Flower, of Bos-
on, I was suffering from a terrible
ancer of the tongue and had giyey
N -noz-calE IA-ss--::- 1.--1' lIe1 r I
Gred me. I am perfectly we'll tols
lay. Everybody who knew N.Y.
ondition look upon my cure as
MIRACLE. DR.. Flower is the most
wonderful physician and wonder
ul man 1 ever knew. Go into his
presence and you feel his power
aMiss Ellen Smith, Market
street, Galveston, Tex, said: 1
lave been treated for the last six
months by DR.. R. c. Flower for the
worst skin trouble woman ever had.
t covered my body, my hands
we're badly eaten and covered witt {
lard brown. I began to improve
It once and am now nearly we'll '
Dr.. Flower cured my sister, form :
,rly Mrs. G. C. Sweeney, of this
,ity, now Mrs. J. Horan, of shreve1(
port, La, Of tumor and cancerous(
,rouble after various treatments
md operations had failed and she
1ad been pronounced incurable.
It was DR.. R. G. Flower who cured
D. Buckley, onr late city clerk: of
he terrible nervous shock and
orostration he was suffering with &
year and a half ago. He has cured
! great many of my friends; in
fact, I never heard of such a won
derful man.
"These are a few testimonials
from patients cured by DR.. R. G.
Flower when given NY by the n:odl-
cal profession to die. They are
mostly prominent men and women
we'll known in their communities
and generally throughout the
State. They stand as a wall of
witnesses all voicing the same
sentiment that if it had not been
for DR.. R. C. Flower we would
have bcen in our graves A pa
tient of DR.. Flowers told me of a
little work written by the doctor,
entitled, Science of Health 1t
gives a description of DR.. Flowers
life and work-numerous articles