Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-29

you know I nave these froublesE lof ne
told exactly my ailments. ''Oh, never
mind" he said. "how know II; j know
it, and he excused himself to go on
with his writing.
We'll" said my friend. as ! reseated
myself by his side, what do you think
now" 81 don't know what / think; but
l shall never leave this car until have
put myself under his care. VIII you
now tell me something about DR.. Flowers
work as a physician"
I'm the first place" he said. you
must not confound DR. II. G. Flower with
any other physician Of his name. There
are those who like to shine in his light
There is but one DR.. Flower who has
startled the world from time to time.
during the last fifteen or twenty years
by his marvellous cures and wonderful
examinations, and this is DR. Il. c.
Flower. Sick people should notice the
initials. and thus avoid mistakes.
"Dr. Flower treats all chronic DIS
eases. but his specialties seem TO lie in
the treatment and cure of consumption.
cancer. tumor, paralysis; nerve, heart.
and kidney diseases. In the treatment
Of these diseases he is master; | do not
believe he fails in one case in ninety"
II have investigated Or. X. G. Flower
practice almost continuously for the last
fourteen months in the interest Of our So
ciety OF Scientific Research.
"He does an extensive practice in every
. State in the Union. Ills home Office Is
-, Columbus avenue, Boston, Mass. But
If YOU would know more OF DR.. X. {.
Flower. Of his cures. OF what he does for
the sick. send cents in stamps to the
Flower Medical Company, so Columbus
avenue. Boston, Mass. for his new work
entitled Science OF Health. This book
will be sent to any sick person free.
II have seen Or. Flower make upwards
Of seventy examinations of men, women
and children, representing all kinds of
diseases. from all sections Of our country,
and from foreign countries. Without ask
ing a question he has accurately and in
detail told each and every one their
troubles | hold that when q man can
do this he is not likely TO doctor his pa
tents for the wrong trouble.
His cure of Mrs, John l.. Horn (wife
Of the leather king, of Norway, Me, OF
cancerous tumor Of the womb without the
knife. without pain. and without blood,
after two CD, tons had failed and the
growth had returned more malignant than
ever. will never cease TO be regarded as
almost Il miracle.
His cure of Mrs. \. T. Longley, OF
Washington. -. G.. and Mrs. McOmber.
of Boston Spa. y. Y, Of similar troubles,
after the leading physicians and surgeons
had pronounced their cases incufable, are
facts which will never die.
His miraculous cures Of Theodore Har-
ringtOn. of SOuthbrdge, Mass, Of fun
gus. cancerous growth OF the stomach,
after he had been pronounced incurable
by the leading physicians OF the country.
and had come home from Hot Springs
To die.
Mrs. l.. H. Selling. Of Galveston, Tex,
Of cancer Of the tongue; Mrs. William
Pettus. Of Golad. Tex. twife Of Texds's
great cattle king. Of floating kidney and
tumor: Minerva Lewis. OF Gonzales. Tex.
of consumption in advanced stages; II. II.
Poyey. Of Evansville, Ind, Of cancer OF
stomach and consumption OF bowels; Mrs.
". 5. Phelps. of Burlington. VT, OF sugar
diabetes; Dr NJ. +. Brooks. OF Portland,
Me. of cancer OF the stomach; Mrs. Jo-
seph Cromwell, OF Xenia, o.. Of fatty de-
generation OF the heart; Mrs. j. n.
CIough. HOlyoke. Mass, Of eight years
larneness; Mrs. j. -. Clarke. JonesbOro e,
Ga. OF paralysis Of the spine ana limbs,
and double curvature Of the spine; W. II.
Morris and wife. Wilmington. Del, Of
complicated and almost fatal diseases.
Now. these people / have just men,
toned represent the wealth. culture. and
misunderstanding of their respective
communities. More prominent people than
these are not To be found They will all
tell you what ! have told you. and very
much more. They will all tell you If II
had not been for Dr. X. G. Flower OF
Boston. they would have been in the ST.
lence Of their graves to-day.
"Notwithsta my extensive investi-
cation OF Or. Flowers practice ! am I'M
able TO tell YOU how he makes his eXami-
nations and performs his wonderful cures,
but | know that he does them--that he
can tell any sick man in the world his
trouble better than the patient can tell
him, and that he performs every day or
his life cures which by many are regarded
as miracles. cures of the most desperate
and malignant diseases. when given up
as incurable by others"
"PittsburC" cried the brakeman:
"change cars for Cincinnati and the
West"
IL stopped over in the Iron City, my
friend going TO Cincinnati, while the Doc
tor went on to Chicago 10 meet his en-
gascments of the morrow; but | did not
leave him until | had arranged for him
10 treat me for the ailments he so mystic
riOtislN discovered"