San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-02

that there was no help for me;
that at best | could live but few
weeks.
81 was under DR.. Flowers treat
ment about eight months, and have
just been dismissed by him as
cured-
TUMoRS ALL GONE
Cured of Brights disease: lungs
cured. Never did / feel as we'll in
my life as do now.
"My wife has recently visited
Texas, and there learned of some
of the most remarkable cures.
"Mrs. j. c. Warden, of Victoria,
Tex, was cured by DR.. r. G.
Flower of cancer of stomach and of
fungus cancer tumor Of womb,
after the local physicians and
medical celebrities of San Antonio
had pronounced her case absolute
ly inturable.
"Mrs. William Pettus, the wife
of the great ranchman and cattle
king of Goliad, Tex, cured of float
ing kidney and tumor, after being
pronounced by the leading physi-
clans of the South as beyond all
hope; Mrs. Bette Irwin, San An
tonic, of catarrh, throat and
bronchial trouble and marasmus,
a slow wasting form of consump-
ton; Mrs. A. w. Charpiot, West
field, Tex, of womb and kidney
troubles and nervous prostration,
after being helpless invalid for
years; Geo B. Paxton, Fort Worth,
Tex, cured of chronic lumbago
and sciatica of years. standing;
Mrs. S. r. Curtis, Rusk, Tex, of
bronchial, lung and heart troubles
in the most advanced stages; Mrs.
Mary Wright, Eldorado, Kan, of
heart trouble; J. n. Harshman,
Eldorado, Kan, of heart and kid
ney trouble.
"The cure, | understand, of Mrs.
E. H. Selling, of Galveston, Tex,
of cancer of tongue by DR.. Flower
has been the talk and wonder of
that country for years.
'But DR.. r. C. Flowers practice
is distributed alike all over the
western world. The sick come
| from every where to see him. They
come nearly dead, and go away
| we'll.
"Brother Robert Jefferson was
just telling me of two remarkable
| cures:
"TheOdore Harrington, South
| bridge, Mass, one of the largest
manufacturers and most prom
inent men of New England, cured
| of fungus cancer of stomach and
catarrh Of the bowels, after he had
been given up by numerous ply
sicians as incurable and had re-
turned from Hot Springs, Ark, to
his home to die; has gained since
his cure As pounds in weight; III.
ID. Posey, Evansville, Ind,
| prominent business man of Evans
vile and Henderson, KY, cured
of cancerous form of disease of the
stomach and liver"
elbow does DR.. Flower perform
these curesm asked a half dozen
voices. "God only knows" re-
piled Prof. Weykoff, "but he does
it. He is man of great skill and
experience. No,physicianin this age
has had the experience he has had.
Besides he possesses almost a spir-
itual gift in diagnosing disease.
He never asks his patient a qHes-
ton, and tells each one in detail
his disease without being told, l
have talked to hundreds of his
\ patients, and they have all told
me that he told them their troubles
better than they could have told
him."
"Gentlemen," said the Rev. w.
| o. West of Minnesota, Il have in
vestigated most thoroughly DR..
r. G. Flowers work. l believe
there are other DIR. Flowers, but
only one DR.. r. c. Flower, who
has cured in seemingly miracu-
lous ways thousands of incurables
all over this world.
CDR. r. @. Flower is master OF
his profession; he is a most fascin-
ating personality; a man of great
faith and will power.
He seems to cure incurable dis
eases as though they were slight
defects. His cures are the work
of God, and the brain of a great
man. We cannot tell how he per-
forms these cures, but the world
knows that he accomplishes them.
His enemies may say of him what
they please, but all admit that
he is man of great brain, of I'M
limited resources, has a personal
magnetism which is irresistible, is
born orator-whether talking to
one person or one thousand; a