Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-06-21
MODERN MIRACLES.
Marvellous and Miraculous Cures
DIR. r. o. FLOWERS
DIR. R. O. FLOWER.
College of Practising Physicians

Flower of Boston, His name Is o
household word as great physician,
a great healer and wonderworker at
the death-bed. 1t was he who cured
Col Thomas Scott, president Of the
Penn. X. r., when stricken down with
paralysis and abandoned as incurable
by the leading physicians Of the world.
1t was DIR. X. G. Flower who cured
Joe jefferson (the great comedian) and
restored him to the stage, after he
had been given up as incurable by the
foremost medical skill Of both contin-
ents
1t was DIR. II. G. Flower who cured,
several years ago, and restored him to
the ministry, Rev. j. w. Phelps Of
Chicago (presiding elder, Pasadena.
CALI. And OF DIR. Flower, Rev. Mr..
Phelps says; ale is the greatest med
ical wonder of this age"
DIt was DIR. Flower who startled the
world some years ago by the cure Of
Mrs. 5. ID. Clark of Jonesboro, Ga,
from absolute helplessness to the fin
est health Of youth. Mrs. Clark's dis
case was spinal trouble, double cur
Nature OF spine, paralysis Of limbs.
! She had been in this condition for
years and abandoned as incurable by
the leading physicians and hospitals
Of thecountry.
Also the cure Of Miss Minerva Lewis
! (thc great church and society woman)
OF Gonzales, Tex. Of consumption
when in the advanced and last stages.
OF joel Huey, the banker of Corsicans,
Tex, cancer OF the liver. after the
finest skill Of the continent had failed
To relieve. The miraculous cure Of
the wife Of the Hon. VIM. Wise OF
Louisville, KY, Of nerve trouble which
had nearly wrecked the brain. and
generous trouble. which had nearly
consumed the life, and that after DIR.
VIM. Hammond and other prominent
physicians had sent her home as in
durable to die.
The speedy rescue aud permanent
cure of Mrs. A. 4. Longlcy. sol Mass
b achusetts Ave, Washington, ID. c..
of terrible cancer tumor OF womb
= and ovaries (without pain, without
r blood and without the knife, after
:. the leading surgeons of Baltimore and
y Washington had pronounced her case
y ncurablc and her days numbered.
y His cure OF IL. ID. Poscy. Gl5 Chest
It nut ST., Evansville, Ind. Of consum-
o ption Of the stomach. was little less
than miraculous.
:. The cure of Mrs. DIR. Wing Of Elk
h horn, Wis, Of canccrous tumor, is
e evidence Of DR.. Flowers power when
:, all other powers fail.
The cure Of Mrs. Joseph Cromwell,
Xenia, o., of nervous prostratloni Of
c the wife of Hon. John Hopkins, Ellis
worth, Me, Of fatty degeneration of
: the heart; OF Roy. p. X. Danley.
!, Springfield ILL.,, OF catarrh and
e stomach trouble; Of Hon. j. Willard
d Rice, Boston, of supposed incurable
l. case of nervous prostration; and all
- OF these cures when given up by ply
a sicians to die, Is evidence that DIR. X.
l. G. Flower, with his college of physi'
r clans, can cure when all others fail,
Z and that his cures are permanent.
., HOW THIS WORK Is DONE.
r DR.. r. c. Flowers college physi-
a clans make professional trips in var
"a ious sections Of the country. and soon
DIR. Flower expects to have II college
l. Tor STAN physician in every State in
3, the Union. Those afflicted with SER
n ious chronic disease-diseases other
" physicians cannot cure-should con-
40 suit one OF DR.. Flowers STAFF physi-
& clans at some point near to their
'r home, This physician makes care
full examination OF the case, and writes
!! out full diagnosis OF the disease, and
q. forwards it Immediately to DIR. Flower;
r. the patient II then treated from DR..
er Flowers office, and his case Is under
z, the doctors direct supervision. 1t
= makes no difference whether the pat
lent is examined by DIR. Flower or by
a one of his college physicians; the re-
NJ suits are, in either case, the same,
be and the treatment identically the
same.
The college physician, upon exam
H. ination, tells the patient how long
IL treatment will be required to cure
y him, and arranges with him as tc
y, terms Of treatment. DIR. Flowers
terms for treatment are so much q
month, or so much for the estimated
time TO cure. DR.. Flower furnishes
everything necessary for the treat
III ment, with full directions, and takes
the entire care Of the case.
III Thus DIR. Flower is able to give his
We patients the most skilled and scienti'
fc treatment, and his patients are
ct carefully examined from time to time