The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-02-05

when given up as incurable by nearly all
the physicians of the country.
Mrs. NJ. c. McOmber, Balston Spa, y.
Y. of the most malignant internal growths
when givenup as incurable aud abandon
ed to the knife by the leading physicians
Of the State.
Mrs. ViroQua Day, Of Broad Ripple,
Ind, was cured Of most malignant can
cerous tumor cf the womb. after health
and life had been deSpaired of by the best
physicians.
Mrs. Horn. wife Of the Maine tanner, j.
S. Horn, of Norway, Ne, was cured OF
similar trouble, after two operations had
been performed and the growth had re-
turned. and she had been given up as in
durable by the most eminent physicians
of the east.
DIR. NJ. F. Brooks, OF Portland, Me. one
of the most brainy, cultured and promi-
nent men of the east, was cured by Dr. H.
C. Flower of a fungus growth in the
stomach, after it had ruined his health
and almost taken his life.
Rev. S. w. Keister, Dayton, Ohio, was
cured by DIR. R. c. Flower of nervous
dyspepsia and Catarrh of the stomach al
ter having given up all hope ofreliei.
Mrs. Josephine. Boardman, Norwich
VT, was cured Of a desperate and deyel-
oped case of blood poisoning and cancer,
after all hope had been abandoned.
Mrs. j. Z. Pettus, wife Of the million
aire ranchmau, Galveston, Texas was
cured by the Doctor of terrible blood
trouble and tumor, after being pronounc-
ed incurable by the best skill of the state.
Miss Minerva Lewis, prominent Socl-
ETY. and church woman, of Gonzales, Tex
as, was cured of a most aggravated and
developed case of consumption, when all
other kinds of treatment had failed her.
Mrs. S. R. Curtis, Rush, Texas, was cur
ed of Bronchial. lung and heart troubles
after she had gone into an advanced
state of decline and had been given up as
incurabe.
Mrs. Joseph Cromwell, Xenia, O., was
cured Of valyular heart trouble, after
having tried the leading physicians of the
state and given up as incurabe
Miss E. A. Marshall, Stowe, VT, one of
the most beautiful and accomplished
young women of New England, cured OF
bronchial and lung consumption.
Mrs, j. A. Clough, of Holyole, Mass,
cured of lameness of eight years stand
ing, after going on crutcnes for five years.
Mrs. j. D. Clarke Jonesboro, Ga, one
of the most prominent women, and amen
Der of Of one of the leading families Of the
South, cured Of double curvature Of the
spine, aud OF condition of utter helpless
ness for years, exec when in braces or on
crutcheS.
Theodore Harrington, Southbridge,
Mass, one Of the largest manufacture.
and mos prominent men Of New England
cured of fungus cancer Of stomach and
catarrh Of the bowels, after he had been
given up by numrrou, physicians as in
durable, and had returned from Hot
Sprinss Ark, to his home to die. Has
gained since his cure 4S pounds in weight
H. D Posey, Evansville, Ind, a promi-
nent business man Of Evansville, anc
Henderson, Ky, cured of a cancerous form
OF disease of the stomach and liver.
Mrs. E. H. Selling, Of Galveston, Tex.
cured of cancer of tongue, after the most
malignant phases had extremely develop
ed.
Mr.. Hines, the prominent ranchman, o-
Pearsall, Tex, cured of serious compli.
cation of chronic troubles,
Those who would know more of DR.
Flower, his great work in the sick room
his power amid the shades Of the grave
should send four cents in stamps to thu
Flower Medical Co., $50 Columbus Ave.
Boston, Mass, for his new work, "Scienct
of Health"
DR.. Flower does not cure all his pa
tients, nor does he pretend to, but tits SAT-
to say that he does not lose one in ninet!
of the thousands Of supposed incuablO
who come from all portions Of the WOrlC
for his help after being given up to die b!
the best skill OF their homes. Prof. r. f
Humiston, member Of the Royal Chemica
Association, Of London, at the last publi
reception he ever attended given at tn
Parker House, Boston, in toast on thu
physician Of the 10 century, said,
II consider DR.. R. c. Flower the great
est physician that has ever lived. ThougI
only young man he stands where man
as a physician, has never before stood
He has practice greater than
that Of any score Of physicians | lave eve
had any Knowledge of. have seen hin
in hundred cas GS examine men and wO
men with all kinds of diseases (all strang
ers to him,) and tell each one his diseas,
better than they could have told him. II
the more malignant diseases, such as can
Ger, tumors, consumption and heart troub
les, he is at his best. | haye seen hin
grapple with death itself and when no ont
believed thatth patient could live an houl
he has laughed at the situation and re-
stored them speedily to health; anC
though only young man, he has attained
to the highest eminence in his profession
and has carved out a career Of successes
more facinating than the dream of two
worlds. Prof, L. O.Webber, in Hartford
(Ct Telegram.
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