The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-04-03
PROFESSOR EMERSON OF UNIVERSITY OF
VERMONT

tended. Upon the WHOLE the cyclopedia
may bs pronounced the best for the prac.
teal man. s. +. EMERSON.
Wild Enthusiasm
OVER DIR. r.. FLOWERS CUREs-How THE
SICK GATHER FROM THE ENDS OF THE
EARTH TO SEE HIM.
Chicago people like anything that is
great Anything which promises TO 90
ahead of anything else wins Immediately
the Chicago mans admiration. The sue.
cess recently attending the opening of the
Flower Medical Company's western offices
in Chicago and the ga herring of the sick to
see DR.. X. G. Flower from all over the West
and Nor Invest was an instance. His cures
of cancer, consumption, tumor, paralysis,
rheumatism and nerve trouble, his aim )st
supernatural and unerring diagnosis OF
disease, his ability to tell every sick man
and woman their diseases and the hidden
causes accurately without ask ig question,
the cures he has made and is making every
day has demonstrated tn 1T as a diagnosti.
clan of disease and healer of the worst
and most abandoned cases DR.. r. Flower
of Boston has no equal in the world.
After the recent attacks upon DR.. Flower,
his quick and plucky fight and grand
triumph and defeat of his enemies, the
Flower Medical Company opened branch
offices at the Leland Hotel, Chicago. From
the opening day and every day after wards,
when it was known that DR.. Flower would
be there, crowds gathered by hundreds to
see him. 1 have been there eight days
studying this great throng of sick people in
search of health. Many are cured instantly,
new life seeming to come upon them
when they enter the doctors presence
while with others it requires months OF
treatment but they all seem to be finally
cured
r h, FOL xr,tt 81 H., ~
r. G. Flower five, ten and fifteen years
ago, of all kinds of chronic diseases. These
patients We're from the city and from va
riOus cities and towns in the West and
Northwest from the wheat fields of Mani.
toba, the lumber camps of Puget Sound,
the salmon waters of Oregon and the mines
of the Rocky Mount aims. These patti ants
have brought their sick friends to see the
doctor
1 never saw such enthusiastic psople as
DR.. Flowers patients In fact, tn9y wor-
ship him. "Love him." said an old lady
He cured my only child of consumption and
my husband of malignant cancer after both
had been given up to die. Had it not been
for DR.. r. c.. Flower l should have been
childless and widow to day. l have
brought my husbands sister to DR.. Flower.
Her left side is paral -zed.
DR.. Flower divides his time between Bos.
ton and Chicago. making occasional trips
through the S )uth and Northwest.
TALK WITH THE DOCTOR.
After two days trial / secured an in
terview with DR.. r. c. Flower. He is of
the same young, happy, cheerful DISPOSE
ton he was fifteen years ago. He does not
look as II ever a sorrow or trouble had
crossed his threshold.
Take a seat" said the doctor. Now
what can do for you?''
Il wish to ask you a few questions if you
can give me the time"
Certainly"
"You don't seem to worry, doctor, over
these recent attacks upon you"
"Certainly not; and why should l? l
have done nothing but what meets the APP
prevail and justification of every man,
woman and child, and this you know If you
are familiar with recent events"
This continued ovation" 1 said, ION the
part of your patients must be gratifying"
ITO be sure it is, but this continuous ova.
ton, as you call it, is what have in every
section of the country 1 visit, and almost
every day of my life. In the states have
been visiting professionally for twelve or
fifteen years have the largest crowd of sick
people come to see me. This shows do
my york and do it we'll"
How many patients, doctor, do you see
a m onth?"
About 5000"
"When you examine patients do you al
telling you anything?"
Always"
DO you ever make mistaken"
Never"
"How can you detect hidden internal
disease?"
"Ah," said the doctor, with shrug of
his shoulders, that is different thing.
You must not ask me to try to explain it,
but do it,
81 have trouble. doctor; what is it?"
"Canker of the mouth and stomach, and
occasionally neuralgia of the left eye," was
the quick reply.
Right" 1 said, "but how did you
know2'
81 have just said you must not ask me
how"
"Do you cure all your patients?"
We do not; but should say we cure
ninety per cent or more; and then you must
remember nearly all our patients are those
afflicted with the most malignant diseases
and given up by other physicians to die"
What about your cure for the liquor,
morphia, opium. tobacco and cocaine
h ibts?"
1--WE absolutely cui them when all others
have failed, and I think can safely say we
never fail. The treatment does not require
nurses or hospital service. 1t is pleasant to
the patient immediate in its action, quick
In its cure and permanent in its results.
We only need, to complete a cure from
three to four weeks Of the patients time the
patient can do what he likes, board where
he plsases; all we require is three minutes
of his time three times day."
But Rad this book II you would know
more of our trea -ment or cures, or consult
almost any OF these people you see waiting
in the parlors."
And without further ceremony the doctor
excused himself to see the clsmoring tn rong
waiting admittance.- L. Lake, " d., in
Lafayette (Ind) Journal.
1t has just been learned from the Flower
Medical Companys Boston Office that DR..
h. @. Flower will visit professionally the
following places on dates given: Pittsfeld,
Mass, American House, Monday, April s;
Springfield Mass, Cooley's Hotel, Tuesday,
April 8; Brattleboro, VT. Brooks House,
Wednesday, April TO- White River juno
ton, VT, Junction House, Thursday, April
IL; Burlington, VT, Van Ness House, FRI
day, April r.
If the care OF the hair were made part
OF a lady's education, We should not see so
many gray heads, and the use OF Halls
Ii ID. 4 L..