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

CONSUMPTION.
81 was sufferer with consumption"

WIS q SIftStCA Win
said Mrs. John D. Becker, lO3 John
street, Evansville, Ind. Il had doc
tored with numerous physicians with
out relief. AS last resort land the
lady laughed as she added: DIR. Flower
is ALWAYS the last resort,O Invent to
see DR.. r. c. Flower. He told me all
about my troubles without asking me
to say word. So pleased was with
the examination that / placed myself
under his care. and began to improve
Immediately. and today am a wen
woman. Ten months ago l could do
no work, could scarcely walk. spent my
time lying down or in rocking chair;
now l can do any kind of work, walk
as much as when was a young girl. l
cannot speak too highly of my physi--
cian," said this cultured and refined
woman. ''Dr. Flower is great man.
an honest, candid man. He is smart,
quick and keen, and wonderfully fas-
cinating. l don't think the sick have
any cause to fear if under his care"
MARASMUS.
Henry D. Posey, els Chestnut street,
Evansville, Ind, said: IL consider DE.
Flower the greatest physician in all the
world. l don't believe there was ever
such doctor, and doubt if there will
ever be another. and | form my Judg-
ment from his work.
81 was living skeleton when l went
to see DR.. Flower, over a year ago. l
could not eat anything, not even milk,
without great distress. Ihad wasted to
to shadow; had given up hope and
was given up. resolved, as a very
last resort, to consult DR.. Flower. L
did so. He told me all my trouble
without asking a question. Then L
knew was in the presence of man
who knew his business. l put myself
under his care. and improved immedi-
ately, and am a sound. well man today.
You can say for me l believe he has no
equal on earth"
FIBROID TUMOR.
Mrs. James Z. Smith of Corydon,
Ind, said: When l went to see DR.. r.
C. Flower about year ago l was suf-
fering with large advanced tumor
had consulted and been treated by all
the best doctors in this section of the
country. They all advised an opera
ton, and stated that unless l had one
performed / would live but few
weeks, and it was by no means certain
that an operation would help me. Dr..
Flower told me my troubles, their
origin and growth, without asking me a
question. He stated that in his opin-
ion an operation would prove fatal; on
the other hand, he believed l could be
successfully treated and cured without
an operation. l placed myself under
his treatment and began to improve
Immediately; today l am well woman
no tumor, no pain, strong and happy.
l wish every sick person knew of BE-
Flower.
PARALYSIS AND TUMOE-A MIRACLE.
Mrs. VIM. Dcakync of Sheridan,
Ind. said: About year ago / visited
DR.. Flower. / was then helpless, in a
paralyzcd condition; went on crutchcs
whenever l wctInt out. A terrible tumor
increased my already abnormal size
rapidly 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 l had no use of
it; was also fast losing my eyesight.
My nerves were shattered, and l had
no memory. Not one of my friends
ever thought l could be helped. The
physicians had given me up as incura-
Bile DR.. Flower had told me my trou-
bles without asking me a question, or
how they came upon me. | took a
course of treatment. under him, and,
thank God, am today well woman.
Look at me-tumor gone, natural in
size, sight restored, memory good :,
nerves like iron, no crutches-I can
walk for mile and not feel tired.
Why, sir, l believe DIR. Flower to be
the greatest man of this age. He is a
marvel-a giant in his work. Several
of my acquaintance he has cured in
the same way. The people in Sheridan
speak of this cure as wonderful and
miraculous.