Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-11-14
A MAN OF DESTINY IF NOT
OF FATE.
Miracles in the Sick Room.
An Exciting Ride on the
Pennsylvania Limited.

! am frank 10 say that | am naturally
fascinated with success. ] worship at tho
Shrine of Intellect as I do at no other
altar. Brains will always come TO tho
front always dominate, always control.
| was recently riding with the Rev T.
O. Gllett on the Penn. Limited from
Philadelphia to Pittsburg My attention
was carly attracted 10 a gentleman in the
section opposite who was busily engaged
in giving diCtation 70 a stcnogra pher
DO YOU know that gentleman" asked
Mr.. hllett. Il do not" I replied. though
soem to be unable to keep my eyes off
of him" II will tell you about him tfor
know him welD,' said my clerical friend.
in the lowest tones His history Is the
most remarkable unwritten history Of any
living man Some people think he bears
Il charmed life--others. that he il born
man of destiny and that his donRs are
the DEGREES OF fate, while those vino know
MIN best say his success and triumphs are
the result Of his ability and nothing elise
But, let this he as it may, his life Is
success, in fact, a. succession Of successes
and the most brilliant successes.
Who is he?' / asked. - will tell you
after Il while; but to go on with my story.
In the first place he is a physician and in
my opinion the most noted and successful
physician OF this age. His practice, in my
Judgment, will exceed that Of any dozen
physicians of prominence in the world.
lie is largely and extensively interested in
the business and cornrerclnl world He
! Is one of the finest speakerg and PLEASING.
and FASCINATING orators on tho Arooric, n
platform.
Personally he is a man Of quiet and
, plca4lng dcrnean5r. easy to approach ana
EFT is said by those who know him hest
tina. ha never saws q word against any
one. NET even nj. worst enemy. His ito
1 s. on, Of action. rather than words. OF
! deeds rathe1 than pretcnsioas.
'"ThA- a,utieiDau H. H.. r. C. Flower
OF Boston"
OR Flower" aid "yyhv have
hr.yvu him A. j ulvsic,an roi. t1sqv years
; had supposed he was a vcry much older
l man"
DR. Flower As lecturer Is one Of the
= finest On the American platform. II YOU
1 ovc,, have the oooortunity don't fail to
$ heal. him.
BuI .-..u v1u come 10 Or Flower :
real life IT is thst OF a physician. In the
treatment and cure VI chronic diseases he
mas ,., oousI in the world His wonderful
. ability. to- accurately diagnose any dis
r. Gaze without asking d question which hs
t doc. with all his patients. makes him
! sou. at after bv The sick everywhere AVID
10 makes him master Of disease.
% I'm jh. first place. you must not con
found l. r. O.. Flower with any other
& physician of his name. There are those
% who l4yo 20 shine in his light There is
b,,, one H. Flower VINO has startled the
world from time 10 time during the las
II % o.. sp.,Dar- by his marvellous cures and
s. wonderful examinations and this Is Dr.
" x. O.. Flower Sick people should notes
g t., initials and thus avoid mistakes.
i 'D. rIuNc' treats all chronic diseases.
II n,u his .uecialttes seem to lie in the treat
>, mem ana cure of consumption, cancer,
$ tumor. paralysis. nerve heart. and kidney
8 diseases. In the treatment OF these dis
eases he is master: l do not believe ne
fails in one case in ninety.
Il have investigated DR. Il. c. Flower
practice almost continuously for the last
fourteen months. He does an extensive
J. practice in every State in the Union.
But if you would know more of DR.
r. c. Flower of his cures of what h.
Z does for the sick, send cents in stamp,
ye to the Flower Medical CO.. $50 Columbu.
o. avenue. Boston. Mass, for his new WORK
- entitled Science OF Health. This boob
IS WIFI be sent to any sick person free
.d - have seen DR.. Flower make upward:
rs of 20 examinations of men, women anC
IS children. representing all kinds of disease.
ar from all sections Of our country and from
I'll foreign countries. Without asking Z
* question he has accurately and in detail
As tod each and every one their troubles.
)f hold that when Il man can do this he i.
ic not likely to doctor his patients for tn,
le wrong trouble
Or His cure OF Mrs. John L. Horn. (wif,
ye of the leather k!ng,) OF Norway. Me o
IN Generous tumor of the womb without tn,
ID knife. without pain. and without blood
~ after two operations had failed and m
ia grow III 4ldu returned more malignant thal