Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-22
4 Speedy Flight TO the Capital of
tie Nation.

In the spring of 1856 wealthy lady OF
Cincinnati sent for her physician TO
make an examination and explain her
great suffering. The doctor returned later
in the day with two other physicians.
Mrs. Cunningham noticed their serious
manner. and jokingly said: NOW. doctors,
l want you TO cure me up quick; l am
booked for trip TO England two weeks
from Saturday on the Umbria, and l
don't want to disappoint the party"
Madame" said one of the consulting
physicians. L am afraid you are booked
for another kind Of voyage-I am sorry
to tell you you have a most malignant
cancer. and it is not likely you can live
ninety days" The woman, as a natural
consequence. WAS greatly alarmed; she
realized that she was in the jaws of
death. without a chance in ten thousand
for her escape.
The trouble was in her throat. Her
family physician quietly on the side sug
gested that she so Immediately to Bos-
ton and consult DR.. K. c. Flower. who.
though a stranger 10 him. he believed,
was the greatest living specialist in the
treatment and cure Of cancers. tumors,
consumption, paralysis, and nerve trou-
bic.
Mrs. Cunningham went 70 Boston, and
received promptly an answer that Dr.
r C. Flower was at the Riggs House
Washington. D. c.. on professional
visit Of few days. In two hours she
was on board the Baltimore and Ohio
limited for Washington. On the day fol-
Ia fa...- 4 at he
tors parlOrs. IN the Riggs House.
Or. Flower" she said, Il have called
on YOU for an examination" To all out
ward appearances she was in perfect
health. Imagine her surprise when Dr.
Flower said TO her: Madame, your
mother died with a cancer, you have
been troubled with a scrOfulOus humoI
ever since you were vaccinated. twenty
two years ago. About fifteen months age
You were either struck on the throat or
choked by some one and now you have
a cancer in the throat"
"For Gods sake" she said. Doctor.
what kind Of a man are you? Every
thing YOU have told me is true 10 the
letter"
Never mind how 1 do these things,
was the Doctors reply.
"Can you help me, oh, cart you help
me?" she cried.
1T is my opinion" said Or. Flower;
that / can save your life, but what
you do you must do quick"
Mrs. Cunningham did not 90 to Eng
land on the Umbria, but, nine months
after Dr. X. G. Flower dismissed her
cured and sound, and she went on the
Levonth on a voyage around the world
She is healthy, happy woman to-day.
THE above nara i've" says Rev. Il. ..
Ir1r
OF the three physicians who passed the
death sentence upon Mrs. Cunningham IN
Cincinnati
Il have prosecuted my investigation OF
DR.. r. c. Flowers work as a physician
for three years past" says Mr. Farms
worth. land l might sum up my in
vestlgations as follows:
First. that Dr. II. c. Flower, OF Bos-
ton. as a diagnOstician has no equal in
the world He can tell accurately the
disease Of any man, woman. or child
without asking a question or being told
a thing, better than the patient can tell
him: that he never makes a mistake. and
consequently. is not likely 10 treat his
patient for the wrong disease.
Second, he is the only living man In
my opinion, who can do this wonderful
work In this infallible way.
s.Tbird. in cancer. consumption, tumor,
naralysis. heart and nerve troubles, he
rarely ever falls to cure. / think IL IS
safe 10 say of these supposed incurabie
maladies he does not lose one In eighty.
Fourth. DR.. r. G. Flower ana ms
able associates carry under his care ana
treatment references of 1900 patients all
the time, and nearly all Of these pa
tents have been given up as incuraDle
before coming TO the Doctor.
Fifth. nearly all these patients are
treated at their homes; under his I'M
proved and well adapted system OF treat
ment he is able to treat nearly all his
uatients al their homes as successfully
as If they lived In Boston. In Dr.
Flowers treatment OF a patient there
Il practically no guess-work. Toe mo
meut sick man enters Dr r. 1.
Flowers presence, he knows he is ~
me presence of man who knows anu
his disease from its origin
down"
the cures performed by DR.. X. 6.
Elo,yer every year NUMBER thousands
,,,no lint for the skill Of this wonderful
,,,,,sician would be in their graves. II the
stck would know more OF Or. X. I.
l.iovyer I'm the sick room. his great work.
t,s miraculous cures. by sending 4 cents
A. hostage stamps 10 the Flower Medical
comnany. $50 Columbus avenue, Boston
Mss they will receive, posiase-paid' MS
nv work. Science Of Worth" winch, 10
n,,o,v sick man and woman, Is worth
ser,,re This work also contains seVeral
~ DR. II. c. Flowers lectures.
VI ~ Il. JAMES WARD.
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