The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-07-13

is well known. His miraculous cures OF the
most desperate and abandoned cases when
given up as incurable by leading physicians
has caused the Inter Ocean of Chicago. Gin
cinnsti Enquirer and New York Tribune 10
say If miracles were ever performed. many
Of DIR. r. c. Flowers cures belong to that
class of wonders. The Cincinnati Enquirer
recently interviewed numerous prominent
people in all sections of the country regard
ing DR.. Flowers treatment of patients.
Here is what they say. They speak for
themselves:
A Wonderful Cure.
William Mix, a prominent lawyer and
wealthy gentleman of 1914 Third avenue.
Louisville, KY: DR.. r. c.. Flower. Of Bos-
ton, Mass, cured my wife several years
ago of the most terrible and dangerous dis
eases woman can be heir TO. 1 consider DR..
Flowers cure of Mrs. Mix almost miracul-
Gus. / had spent thousands Of dollars on
prominent physicians in Louisville and New
York without any help. After several
months under the best specialists of New
York she continued to grow worse, and I
brought her home in the deepest despair.
Under these conditions L took her TO see
DR.. Flower. He told her her trouble better
than she could have told him, without ask
ing a question. In a few months under DIR.
Flowers treatment she was entirely cured.
and has enjoyed ever since the finest health.
AS a physician DIR. Flower leads the world,
l believe. He is a great man, his judgment
is the highest authority. AS a man Or.
Flower is one OF the most pleasing, enter
tanning and cultured gentlemen you ever
met, and a man of the highest integrity.
Marasmus.
Henry ID. Posey, 65 Chestnut street,
I~xrar Cxy;lIo T-I ofl sT r0.cs1A- nr
Flower the greatest physician i'm all the
world. 1 don't believe there was ever such
a doctor, and l doubt If there will ever be
another, and 1 form my judgment from
his work.
Il was a living skeleton when / went
to see DR.. Flower, over a year ago. 1
could not eat anything, not even milk,
without great distress. i had wasted TO a
shadow; / had given IN hope, and was given
up. 1 resolved as a very last resort to con-
suit DR.. Flower. 1 did so. He told me
all my trouble without asking a question.
Then / knew L was in the presence of a
man who knew his business. / put myself
under his care, and improved Immediately,
and am a sound, well man to-day. You
can say for me 1 believe he has no equal
on EARTH
Fibroid TumOr.
Mrs. James Z. Smith, of Corydon, Ind,
said: when / went TO see DR.. r. c. Flow
err, about a year ago. L was suffering with
a large advanced tumor. / lad consulted
and been treated by all the best doctors
in this section of the country. They all adj
vised an operation, and stated that unless
L had one performed L would live but a
few weeks, and it was by no means GER
tain that an operation would help me. DIR.
Flower told me my troubles, their origin
and growth, without asking me a question.
He stated that in his opinion al operation
would prove fatal; on the other hand, lie
believed / could be successfully treated and
cured without an operation. 1 placed my
self under his treatment and began to i'm
prove Immediately; to-day / am a well
woman-no tumor, no pain, strong and hap
py. 1 wish every sick person knew of DR..
Flower"
Paralysis and TumOr-A Miracle.
Mrs. VIM. Deakyne, of Sheridan. Ind,
said: about a year ago L visited DIR.
Flower. / was then helpless, in a par
alyzed condition.; went on crutches when
ever / went out. A terrible tumor in
creased my already abnormal size rapidly.
L measured over three and a 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 oversight. My nerves were
shattered, and I had no memory. Not one
of my friends ever thought L could be
helped. The physicians had given me UP
as incurable. DR.. Flower had told me my
troubles without asking me a question, or
how they came upon me-. l took a course
of treatment under him, and, thank God,
1 am to-day a well woman. Look at me
tumor gone, natural in size, sight restored,
4 can walk for a mile and not feel tired.
Why, sir, 1 believe DR.. Flower to be the
greatest man of this age. He is a marvei
"a giant in his work. Several of my &C
quaintances he has cured in the same way.
The people in Sheridan speak of this cure
as wonderful and miraculous"
Consumption.
IT was a sufferer with consumption" said
Mrs. John d. Becker, 13 John street, Evans
vile. Ind. 81 had doctored with numerous
physicians without relief. AS a last resort
(and the lady laughed as she added. Or.
Flower is always the last resort,) / went
TO see DIR. r. c. Flower. He told me all
about my troubles without asking me to
say a word. So pleased was L with the
examination that 1 placed myself under
his care, and began to improve Immediately,
and to-day am a we'll woman. Ten months
ago i could do no Work, could scarcely
walk, spent my time lying down or i'm a
rocking chair; now / can 20 any kind of
work, walk as much as when / was a
young girl. 1 cannot speak too highly Of
my physician" said this cultured and re-
fined woman. 'Dr. Flower is a great man,
an honest, candid man. He Is smart, quick
and keen, and wonderfully fascinating.
don't think the sick have any cause 10 fear
if under his care"
Confirmed Invalid.
Mrs. Joseph Cromwell. Xenia, o., said:
81 was a helpless and confirmed invalid
when / went TO see DR.. r. G. Flower. /
could not walk 100 feet without sitting
down. Besides. L was a nervous wreck.
He diagnosed my case accurately. i began
TO improve Immediately under his treat
ment. Can now skip. run and do what !
want. Am well. 1 think DR.. Flower a
medical wonder"
Chronic stomach Trouble.
Rev. S. w. Keister, Dayton. O.. said II
went to see DR.. II. G. Flower as a last
resort. He told me my troubles better than
1 could have told him; he cured me OF a
dreadful stomach trouble and nervous ex-
haustion. consider him the most wonder
full physician living"
Saved from 81 Fatal Operation.
Mrs. c. f. McOmber, of Ballston spa. y.
Y, said: "Dr. r. c. Flower. OF Boston,