The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-14

great confidence in himself, and has
good reason to have. Idon's think he ever
met defeat, and IL he did dom, think
he would recognize it, or would be long
in turning 1t to victory. He Is most
pesceably inclined, but when forced to q
fight he is the most dangerous and de-
termined foe man ever had.
But the most wonderful feature OF
this wonderful mans life IL his ability
to diagnose accurately any disease In
man. woman or child without asking y
question or even being told thing.
am absolutely certain that there is not
sick man or woman on this earth,
don't care how subtle and complicated
their disease, but that IL DR.. Flower
could take them by the hand he could
tell them their exact condition better
than they could tell him, and without
asking question or being told any
thing; and furthermore, belieye no is
the only living man who can do SO I'M
less It Is his eldest son, r. G. Flower,
Jr., whom, l understand, has Inherit
the same gift. And when q man cau
tell patient his disease accurately and
In detail without having had previous
knowledge. he is not likely to make
mistakes in treating his patients.
Here is tabulated and condensed
statement" said Prof. McComber,
from authentic reports of DR.. R. O..
Flowers wonderful and almost mirscu-
lous work in curing the sick, and any
sick person within reach of DR.. R. G.
Flower should not fail to see him."
Miss Sallie w. Daniel, Wenonda, Va,
cured OF spine trouble after going on
orutohes and being helpless for seven
years. Also of nervous prostration.
W. j. Reynolds, Fall Creek, Va,
cured Of galloping consumption; also Of
stomach and bowel consumption after
having been given up to die.
c. b. Reynolds, Fall Creek, Vs..
cured OF gastritis of stomach, bronchial
consumption and chronic cstarrh.
Mrs Martha Beems, London, Va, of
cancer abscess, which had advanced to
q malignant state, and she had been
given up as incurable.
Mrs. Thos. Startling, Byrdsville, Va,
OF paralysis Of left leg, kidney trouble,
humorous condition Of womb and ova-y
snd bronchial consumption.
j. Ii. Allen, Box Elder, Va, OF cancer
trouble of stoma ch, catsrrh and ner-
vous prostration.
Mrs. j. D. Clark, Jonesboro, Ga, one
OF the most prominent women, and .
member OF one Of the leading families
ture of the spine, and of condition of
utter helplessness for years, except
wnen in braces or on crutches.
John Bowles, Of Richmond, Va. sew.
eral years ago in the last stages of con-
sumption, after various treatments and
an operation on the lungs, came to see
DR.. r. G. Flower as last resort. Ii
was long, hard fight, but the young
nan was cured, actually arising from
the shadow OF the grave. Call many OF
these things miracles or what you nsy,
the fact remains that with all the world
to help them, II IL had not been for DR.
R. G. Flower, these people would have
been in their graves.
A little book sent free to the sick on
receipt Of four cents in stamps, called
Health and Happiness" by Dr.
Flower. Should be in the hands oil
every sick person on this earth.
Address DR.. 4. G. Flower, at his
home office, $50 Columbus avenue
! Boston, for this book.
"WAshipgton City" cried the con-
ductor; "chsnge cars for the South and
West" And this interesting group
scattered on their different journeys.