The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-08-28
A JUDGES EXTRAORDINARY
EXPERIENCES.
ONE MANS WONDERFUL POWERS
IND YORK AGAINST DEATH.


physician, his opponents minister and
railroad superintendent. They were
a genial crowd.
"Boys,' said the judge, 81 have
just been to Chicago to consult a very
distinguished Eastern physician at his
Western office. He is the most won
derful man 1 ever saw. l do not be-
lieve there was ever another man like
him. He took my hand, and, without
asking me question, told me every
thing that was the matter with me and
almost every important event in my
life."
Chow did he do it?" asked one of
the quartette.
Howl" replied the Judge. How?
l would give all my life but one year
to know how and be able to do it my.
self. l saw him examine eight people,
all having different diseases, from diff
ferent sections of the country, and all
strangers to him; he told each one their
disease accurately in detail without
asking a question. The sick gather to
see him by hundreds and thousands.
His cures, as told by his patients, are
miracles. The worse the case, the easier
he seems to handle it,"
"Who is this doctor?" asked the
clergyman.
CDR. r. G. Flower of Boston, Mass,
but he has offices at the Leland Hotel,
Chicago" said the judge. 81 have
known of DR.. Flower for great many
years, and l have frequently come
across his patients who have been
cured, and they all tell the same won.
derful stories of his diagnoses of dis
ease and his cures.
"Mrs. Aaron Goddard, Ill Congress
street, Cohoes, N. Y, was cured of
malignant cancerous tumor of womb;
j. G. Cornue, Croton Falls, N. Y, was
cured of liberation of bowels, catarrh,
stomach and heart trouble; S. L. Doane,
SO Church street, Hartford, Conn, was
cured of bright's disease in last stages,
being given up to die and unable to
turn himself in bed; Charles Reeves,
30 Asylum street, New Haven, Conn,
was dying of complication of phthisis,
bad catarrh, liver and stomach trouble,
and is to-day well man; Mrs. Henry
Blake, 80 Westminster street, Worces-
ter, Mass, was cured of tumor growth
in womb and ovaries; Mrs. Jared Booth,
and liver trouble, being in very bad
state when she first saw DR.. Flower;
George E. Brooks, Vernon, VT, was
brought from being helpless paralytic
to strong and active man; &. D. Shib-
les, Knox Station, Me-, was cured of
liver and stomach trouble and wasting
away daily; Mrs. Fred Clark, Good
wins Mills, Me-, was cured of cancer Of
stomach, complicated with nervous
prostration and violent head trouble.
"But, friends, why 90 farther?
have accumulated the evidence of hun
dreds of such cures. In fact, the cures
performed by DIR. r. C. Flower read
like the miracles of olden times.
I" An interesting feature of DR.. r. Z.
Flowers practice is his peculiar way of
diagnosing disease. He never asks a
sick person to tell him thing. The
moment he takes the hand of such a
person he can tell their disease better
than they can tell him. All of these
cures | have just given you are of
who represent wealth, standing and in
telligence and members of some of the
first families of our country. They will
inform you that DR.. Flower told their
diseases the moment he first saw them,
without asking a question. This is DR..
Flowers universal way of examining
people, and when he can tsll sick per-
son his trouble in detail without asking
a question he is not likely to doctor him
for the wrong disease. firmly believe
DR.. R. G. Flowers power of diagnosing
disease is divine gift, and that makes
him master of malignant diseases.
"The people whose names l have
given you can communicate with and
verify what have said, and much more.
&C But if you would know more of DR..
r. G. Flower and his work enclose four
cents in stamps and address his office,
$50 Columbus Avenue, Boston, Mass,
and you will receive free and postage
prepaid copy Of his new work, en-
titled Science of Health which should
be in sick room and every family in the
land. This work contains three or four
of DIR. Flowers lectures"
"But how does he do these wonder
full things?" asked the minister. 81
have read for years of his wonderful
cures"
at is the work of God and the brain
or great man, said the first speaker.
eve cannot tell how he performs these
cures, but the world knows that he &C
composites them. His enemies NAV
say Of him what they please, but all adj
NIT that he is a man of great brain, of
unlimited resources, has a personal
magnetism which is irresistible, Is a
born orator, whether talking to one per-
son or one thousand; thinker who
never ays his studies down, and, in
the treatment and cure of disease, is
master of every phase there is to meet.
Talk to him five minutes or listen to
him lecture and you will be convinced
that he has no living superior ia his
profession"
indianapolis" cries the brakeman;
"change cars for Columbus, Louisville,
Terre Haute and Evansville; this train
goes to Cincinnati. Three of the
quoted changed for their homes, while
The judge continued in the through
sleeper To his destination in the sunny
South.-E. Max Williams, in Columbus
(O) journal.