The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-05-29

BILE which had nearly wrecked health,
life and brain; Mrs. S. R. Curtis Rusk,
Tex, of complication of diseases which
had brought her into a speedy and quick
decline; L Cert of Corsicana, Tex. of
most serious head and heart trouble;
Geo. B. Paxton, Fort Worth, Tex, of
lumbago. sciatica, and nerve trouble,
after score of treatments had failed to
relieve; ]. III. Pope, Bazette, Tex, of
hemorrhoids, stomach disease and catarr
hal consumption of bowels; Andrew
Houston, Tex, of catarrh, throat and
bronchial disease, chronic and far ad-
vanced; D. T. Crawford, Of Ennis. Tex,
of bronchial and lung consumption;
James Mckee, Mt selman, Tex, of
consumption of the lungs; Mrs. ]. c.
Warden, Victoria, Tex, of cancer of
stomach. fungus bowels and womb.
This woman, when she first consulted
DR.. r. c. Flower, was losing flesh at the
rate of half pound day, suffered death
almost every hour of her life. She had
been pronounced incurable by the lead
ing physicians of San Antonio. She
is today one of the healthiest women of
the United States. Miss Mollie Stout of
Goliad, Tex, of kidney and ovary
trouble, marasmus form of consumption
and hemorrhages Mrs. J. E. Pettus, Co
lad, tumor fungus and kidney disease,
when given up as beyond help. Mrs. Ike
West, San Antonio, Tex, of fungus OF
stom ach, consumption of blood and ner-
vous prostration. AS lady friend of
hers said: Before Mrs. West consulted
DR.. r. c. Flower she was the sickest
woman to be alive, q silent but terrible
sufferer, though her sweet spirit kept
her from murmuring.O Miss Mi
nerva Lewis, Gonzales. Tex, of con-
sumption. Mrs. Selling, Galveston, of
cancer of tongue"
But why name more? If you visit
Texas, as you say you are arranging to
do, you will find his patients in every
town and in every business. The names
have given represent many of the
most prominent families in the state of
Texas-men and women who possessed
every facility for being successfully
treated, but failed to receive help
until they consulted DIR. R. c.
Flower The prominence of these
people, the serious and malignant
phases of their diseases, the quick relief
and permanent cures under DR.. Flowers
care voices to the sick everywh ere that
they can find help even in the worst
cases. If you visit Tyler and Corsicana,
(Tex.) as you say you expect to, then see
in Tyler Benz Kahn and Mr.. Jester, one q
prominent lawyer, the other bank pres
! 1dent: and in Corsicana, Joel Huey. the
mayor of Corsicana, and almost any Of
the business men; they will tell you of
the wonderful cures of DR.. r. Z. Flower,
when all other help had failed. But if
you are in Texas in May you will likely
see DR.. Flower, as l understand he will
spend his time professionally during May
in Texas" At this the clergyman ex-
cused himself to participate in the dis
cussion of another subject by another
gathering of the members of the Y. NJ.
G. Ar Robert Bancroft in Austin
(Tex.) Statesman.
Word has just been received from DR.
R. c. Flowers Boston offices that he will
visit the following places in Kansas on
dates named:
Wichita, Hotel Carey, Monday, June
8; Topeka, Hotel Throop. Tuesday, June
4; Kansas City. Kan, Ryan house
Wednesday, June 5.