Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-08-31

SICK anu Almost Dead People Brought
Back to HeaIth---n Preacher and Man
ufacturer Say What They Think.
Il don't believe in miracles in this age Of the
world said the Rev. J. f. Folsome to your cor
| respondent as he boarded the train at Old Orch.
ard for Boston. But" continued the reverend
gentleman, as we iourneyed toward the Hub, IF
what am told is true you have in the cure of
| the sick in New England as genuine miracles as
| they had 1870 years ago"
| The reporter expressed some doubts the min
lister 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 dis
! eases cured almost by magic.
| Just so, Just So calculated Brother Fosome,
| as the downward motion of his index finger beat
/ the air. 1t is just such wonderful cures and
| cures performed every day, that want to tell
you about.
"A friend of mine, and a medical gentleman,
! has just concluded an extended and thorough in
| yestigation of work and practice of a prominent
Boston physician, and tell you the cures this
physiIen ss is maKnS i Every day resemble tne
| OF the facts as given me by my friends
Mrs F. X. Hinckley, Lee, Mass, was great
| sufferer from valvular heart trouble chronic
| congestion of the base of the brain and with kid
| ney and catarrh troubles. She consulted this
| physician began to improve Immediately and in
| a few months was cured. She mad been treated
| by numerous physicians without help. Mrs
Hnckley is one of the most prominent and n-
!
Mrs Jacob Haley, Sheburne Falls Mass, was
a victim of iaundice and gastones. 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 treatment of the physician allude
! to, when she was Immediately relieved and soon
| permanently cured
Mrs f. l.. Field, Mount Herman, Mass, was
| miraculously cured of bronchial and lung con
| sumption by the same doctor at advanced
stage OF the disease after her physicians had
| given her up to die.
! Theodore Harrington, Southbridge Mass, one
of the largest and most prominent manufactur
ers in Massachusetts, says: Eight years ago he
| was given up by the leading physicians of New
| England as lncurable, that he was suffering with
| fungus condition of the stomach and catarrh of
| the bowels that he had run down in flesh from
l16 to ll5 pounds, he could scarcely walk or talk
| he could eat but little, and that little 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 physicians he went to Hot Springs,
Arkansas, only to be informed by the experts at
the Springs that there was no cure for hun.
That he returned to his home in dying con
diton, expecting to live but a few days. That
while lingering between life and death his at.
| tention called to the miraculous cures being
performed by the DR.. r. c. Flower of Boston.
| AS a last resort with great difficulty he went to
| Boston to consult DR.. Flower Imagine my sur
| prise, said DR.. 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 presence of a man
Who Knew His Business.
And the hope that lay buried arose again in my
despaiTing soul. put myself under the doctors
treatment. began to improve Immediately, and in
a few months permanently and radically
cured. ! regained my lost flesh my life, my
vitality of youth. This was eight years ago |
have been in perfect health ever since. am 13
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 and my friends in
Nov, sir" said Mr.. Folsome, This is the
story told by one of the most reputable and
leading men of New England. If this is true,
and no one who knows Mr.. Harrington will doubt
a word he says then DR.. Flower must possess an
intuition which enables him to detect disease,
with power over disease little less than the
divine
Look at this case" continued my friend:
Miss Hattie Haines, Hoosick, y. Y, lively and
beautiful woman had been a great sufferer from
womb and ovary troubles. After various treat
ments and failures her physicians prevailed up
on her to have her womb and ovaries cut out
certain cure for her maladies. AS a last resort
this poor suffering lady consented TO have the op
Grafton (and thus became unsexed for life to re
gain her health The fearful operation per
formed, the woman sent home not cured as she
thought she would be, but suffering worse than
| before. From that time on she grew rapidly
worse. In this state of despair and anguish she
was taken to consult DR.. r. c. Flower. The doc
tor took charge of the case the woman improved
Immediately and in ten months was permanently
cured
Miss E. A. Marshall, Stowe, VT, one of the
most beautiful and influential young women of
New England, and of a most influential family,
had consumption, the hectic flush told every day
the swift progress of the disease AS a last re.
sort she consulted DR.. r. G. Flower. He took
the case, she improved Immediately, rapidly and
in few months was cured She is a perfect
Mrs Jerry Booth, Vergennes, VT was cured
by DR.. Flower of most terrible complication of
diseases; cured quickly and permanently when
her friends had given up all hope of cure.
The wonderful cure OF DR.. VI. T. Brooks OF
Portland, Me-, of fungus and gastric stom.
ach trouble which ruined his health, almost
NOR trouble without the knife without pain or
without the loss of blood, The cure of Chas. A.
mouth and tongne after other physicians had
failed to help him and given him up to die; the
cure of Mrs. Cora E. Talbot, South Paris, Me-, of
catarrh of bowels womb and, blood troubles,
when given up as incurable by other physicians
the speedy cure of Mrs Jennie Richardson, Den
mark, Me- of fibroid tumor when others had
given her up to die evidences the fact that DR..
r. c. Flower possesses a wonderful II not super
natural ability in treating chronic diseases that
he cures the most malignant diseases with the
same ease as lesser Affections That he possesses
the gift of detecting any diseases without being
told anything and consequently he don't guess at
[ what the trouble is. His patients all tell the
same story that he told their troubles without
asking question; that to come INTO his presence
inspires them with hope and life
Your reporter called upon DR.. X. q. Flower, at
his Office $50 Columbus Avenue, Boston, but he
could give him no time so crowded was he with
patients l succeeded in getting an interview
with a prominent banker from Corscara, Texas,
Joel Huey. He said he had brought his wife all
had two troubles, one paralysis, the other can
GER That no one in this country could help her
that DR. Flower had cured him 10 years ago of a
cancer trouble, and though DR.. Flower lived
1000 miles from Texas, he had larger practice
in the bad chronic cases of his state than any
dozen physicians in Texas
My candid opinion of DR.. Flower is that he
| understands man well as medicine. he is q
man of great ability, cheerful, thoughtful OF
little things and consderate of all IN distress
that he not only cures his patients, but he wins
, ! them as friends for life "
We have Just received word from DR.. Flowers
| Boston office that he will be in the following
i | places on the dates named;
Burlington, Vt, Van Ness House, Monday
Montpelier, Vt, Pavilion Hotel, Tuesday
, White River junction, junction House, Wednes
day Sept 5.
Brattlebcro, Brooks House, Thursday, Sept q
Thus atfoTding the sick an opportunity OF see
| ing him close TO their homes
Business Notice.