The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-27

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cancer. when all hope had been aban'
dOned.
"AIra. J. H. Petlus, wife OF tho mil
l~ionaire rRnchinan, Of Galveston, Texas,
Was cured by tho doctor OF u terrible
blood troubla and tumor, aitor being
pronounced iuourablo by the best skill
OF tho state"
"Alisa Minerva Lewis. . prominent
society and church woman, OF Gonzales,
Texsy, was cured Of u most aggravated
and developed case OF consumption,
whom all other kinds OF treatment had
failed her.
"Mra S. r. Curtis, Rush, Texas, was
cured Of bronchial, lung and heart
trouble, after shG had gone into an nd
yauced state Of decline and had been
given up as incurable.
"AIrs. Joseph CromW we'll, Aenin, o.,
was cured Of vatvuiHr heart trouble,
after having tried tho leading physl'
claus OF the state and given up as in
durable.
"Miss E. A. Marshall. Stowe, VT one
Of the most beautiful and accomplished
young women OF New England, cured oil
bronchial and lung consumption.
"Mra. j. A. CIough, lIolyoke, Mass
cured OF lameness Of sight years stand
ing, and going on crutches for five years.
"Mrs. j.. d. Clark, Jonesboro, Ga,
ons Of the most prominent women and
q member of ons OF tho leading families
OF tho South cured Of n double curvature
OF the spine, and from q state OF utter
helplGssnesi for years, except when in
bracOs or on CrutcheS.
Theodore Harrington, Southhridge,
MaSa., one Of tho largest manufacturers
aud most prominent net in New Eng
laud, cured OF fungus cance OF stomach
aud catarrh Of the bowels, after lie had
been given up by numerous physicians
% iucuFabls and had returned from Hot
Springs Arkansas, to his home to die.
fias gained since his euro foTty'sight
pounds in weight.
III. d. PossY, Evansville, Ind, q
prominent busineIa man Of Evansville
and IGendorson, Ky, cured OF a cancer,
Gus form Of disease Of tho stomach and
liver.
"But friends why 20 farther, l have
accumulated tue evidence Of hundreds
Of such cures. In fact tho cures per.
formed by DR.. r. G. Flower read like
tho miracles OF oldeu times,
IAN interesting feature OF DR.. X. Q.
Flowers practice is his peculiar way of
diagnosing disease. lie never asks q
SICK person to tell him a thing. The
moment he takes the hand OF auch u
person hu can toll their disease better
than thoy can tell him. All these cures
! have just given you. are OF prominent
people, men and women who represent
wealth, standing and intelligence
aud members Of some OF tho first
families Of our couuiry. They will in
form you that DR.. Flower told their dis
eases tho momeu no first Jaw them,
without asking u question. This Is DR..
4. G. Flowers universal way Of examin-
ing people and when no can tell
a sick person hiA trouble in detail
without asking q question, he is not
likely to doctor him for the wrong dis
ease. II firmly believe DR.. Il c. Flowers
powsr OF %diagnosing disease ia q divine
gift aud that IL makes him master Of
malignant diseases.
Tho people whose names | have
given, you eau communicate with and
verify what | have Aaid, and much more.
''But II you would know moro of Dr..
r. Q. Flower aud his WORK, enclose 4
cents in stamps and address his office,
$50 Columbus Avenue, Boston, Mass,
and you will receive free aud postage
prepaid, a copy Of his new work entitled
Science Of HEALTH which should be in
every sick room and every family in the
land, This work contains three or four
OF Dr.. Flowers lectures"
"'Buthow does liza do these wonderful
thiugsT' asked Miss Williams, | have
read for years OF his wonderful cures
1T is tho work Of God, aud the brain
Of q great man" replied the first speak.
or. I'VE cannot tell how he performs
these cures, but the world knows that
he accomplished them. His enemies
may say OF him what they please, bat
oil admit that he Ia 4 man ofGreaG brain.
OF unlimited RESOURCES. has n personal
magualiim which is irresistible, is q
born orator-Whe!her talking to one
person or one thousand; q thinker who
never lays hia studies down, and, IN the
treatment and cur Of disease, il master
Of every phase there is to meet Talk
to him five minutes. or listen TO him
lecture, and yon will DO convinced that
no has no living superior in his profess
sion.
"'BuAalo change carsn and the con.
EcrsRiion was brought to an abrupt
end" RoRERr T. SHAW.