Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-10-20
EXCITING INTERVIEW ON a R. a. TR,Is.
Sick and Almost Dead People Brought Back 70
Realth-A Preacher snd Manufacturer Say
What They Think.

Kealth-A Preacher sad Manufacturer Say
What They Think.
II don't believe in miracles in this age
Of the world" said the Rev. J. +. Folsome
to your correspondent as he boarded Inc
train at Old Orchard for Boston. "Bnt, :"
continued the reverend gentleman, as we
Journey toward the hub, "if what | am
told is true you have in the cure of the sick
in New England as genuine miracles az
they had 1900 years ago."
The reporter expressed some doubts, the
minister waxed warmer. But remembering
verse of scripture, your correspondent
reminded Rev. Folsome that in olden times
the blind was made to see, the deaf hear,
the lame walk and all diseases cured almost
as by magic.
"Just so, just So" calculated Brother
Folsome, as the downward motion OF his
index finger beat the air. ut is just such
wonderful cures and cures performed every
day, that want to tell you about.
"a friend of mine, and medical gentle
man, has Just concluded an extended and
thorough investigation of work and practice
of prominent Boston physician, and l tell
you the cures this physician is making every
day resemble the cures performed in Bible
times. Here are some or the facts given
me by my friends"
Mrs. F. X. Hinckley. Lee, Mass, was
great sufferer from valyular heart trouble.
chronic congestion of the base of the brain
and with kidney and catarrh troubles. She
consulted this physician, began to improve
Immediately, and in few months was
cured. She had been treated by numerous
physicians without help. Mrs. Hinckley is
one of the most prominent and influential
women of Western Massachusetts.
Mrs. Jacob Haley, Shelburne Falls,
Mass, was a victim of jsundice and gall
stones. She suffered
A Hundred Deaths
a hundred times. The best physicians had
failed to help her or even give her relief
She placed herself under the treatment OF
the physician allude to, when she was i'm
mediately relieved and soon permanently
cured.
Mrs E. L. Field, Mount Herman, Mass,
was miraculously cured of broochial and
lung consumption by the same doctor at an
advanced stage of the disease after her ply
sicians had given her up to die.
Theodore Harrington, Southbridge, Mass,
one of the largest and most prominent manu-
facturers in Massachusetts, says: Eight
years ago he was given up by the leading
physicians of New England as incurable,
that he as suffering with a fungus coDdi-
ton of the stomach and catarrh of the
bowels, that he had run down ia flesh from
l76 to lis pounds, he could scarcely walk
or talk-he could eat but little, and that did
him no good. that his family physician, the
leading physicians in Boston, Worcester.
Lowell and Providence had pronounced
him incurable. BY the advice of physi-
clans he went to Hot Springs, Arkansas.
only to be informed by the experts at the
Springs that there was no cure for him.
That he returned to his home in dying
condition, expecting to live but q few days.
That while lingering between death and
life his attention was, called to the miracu-
lous cures being performed by DR.. r. C.
Flower, of Boston. As last resort with
great difficulty he went TO Boston 10 con-
suit DR.. Flower. "Imagine my surprise, |"
said Mr.. Harrington, "when the doctor told
me all my trouble from the day was first
taken sick until that hour without asking
me question. knew was in the pres
ence of a man
Who Knew His Business,
and the hope that lay buried arose again in
my de spairipg soul. l put myself under the
doctors treatment, began to improve i'm
mediately, and in few months was per-
mainly and radically cured. / regained
my lost flesh, my life and vitality of youth
This was eight years ago. have been in
perfect health ever since. / am 10
years of age, and never felt
better in my life. am attending to all my
business affairs with the ease of younger
DAYS. DR.. Flower has cured other members
of my family in the same wonderful way.
"Now, sir" said DIR. Folsome, "this is
the story told by one of the most reputable
and leading men of New England. II this
is true land no one who knows Mr.. Har-
rington " ill doubt word he says then DR..
Flower must possess an intuition which en-
ables him to detect disease, with power
over disease little less than the divine"
look ut this case" continued my friend ::
"sNIiss Hattie Haines, Hoosick, N. Y, a
lively and beautiful woman, had been a
great sufferer from womb and ovary
troubles. After various treatments and
failures her physicians prevailed upon her
to have her womb and ovaries cut out
as a certain cure for her msladies. As
last resort this poor suffering lady con-
scented to have the operation (and thus be-
came unsexed for life) to regain her health.
The fearful operation was performed, the
woman sent home not cured as she had
thought she would be, but suffering worse
than before. From that time on she grew
rapidly worse. In this state of dispair and
anguish she was taken to consult DR.. r. G.
Flower. The doctor took charge of the
case, the woman improved Immediately,
and in 10 months was permanently cured"
Miss Z. A. Marshall. Stowe, VT, one of
the most beautiful and influential young
women of New England, and of most in
fluential family, had consumption, the
hectic flush told every day the swift pro.
gress of the disease. As last resort she
consulted DR.. r. C. Flower. He took the
case, she improved Immediately, rapidly
and in few months was cured. She is
perfect type of health today.
Mrs. Jerry Booth, Vergennes, Vt, was