San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-01-14

her up. Come quick, come quick !!
For Gods sake, save her? Do save
her? Spare no expense. Answer
quickw
DIR. Flower answered:
81 come. Your wife will not die
till 1 arrive" In thirty minutes he
was in his private car, drawn
by special engine, track cleared
and flying at the rate Of forty
miles an hour.
1t was a
RACE FOR LIFE!
The doctor refused to talk to any
one on the way, and apparently
was keeping his mind on the dy-
ing woman.
He reached Denver at 1906,
noon. Was met at the depot by
Wit Chew, who, between sobs, said !:
81 am glad to see you, but you are
too late; Imogene is dying. She is
unconscious"
"Let US hasten to the house."
said the doctor. He found his pa
tient propped up in bed, gasping
for breath, two nurses tanning her,
cold up to her knees, and in half
unconscious state.
In less than minute DR..
Flower said:
81 discover a great accumulation
Of matter, Of pus, which is drown
ing out the lung and the heart"
He realized that the woman
was nearly gone. In less time
than it takes to write it, his in
struments were brought into play,
He made a deep incisision; the
heavy pus matter poured forth
until nearly two pints discharged.
In twenty minutes the patient was
comfortable, conscious and free
from labored breathing. In forty
minutes she ate light lunch,
After inserting drain tube, CIV
ing directions to the nurses, he pro.
nounced the woman out of danger,
babe the family good bye, and in
just one hour and fifty-five min
utes from the time his car stopped
In the depot, he pulled out for Chi
cago over the Burlington road.
Mrs. Chew improved rapidly,
and in a few months, under DR..
Flowers care through correspon-
dence, was entirely cured, and is to
this day a wonderful illustration
Of the phenomenal skill of the
most remarkable physician Of this
age.
Had DIR. Flower arrived an hour
later, Mrs. Chew would have been
dead. Had he not by his seeming
supernatural power detected accur-
ately her exact condition his COM
ing would have been of no avail. 1
state nothing new when l say DR..
R. @. Flower, of Boston, can de.
scribe to any man, woman or child
the nature of their disease better
than they can tell him, without
asking question, or being told q
word. No wonder he cures his
patients when all others tail, being
able to clearly detect the exact con-
dition of anyone, he is not likely to
doctor them for the wrong disease.
L voice the sentiment of the liberal
medical world, of tens of thousands
Of men and women cured by this
master mind, that in the treat
ment and cure Of cancer, consump-
ton, tumor, heart, kidney, and
nerve diseases he has no equal, and
has never had, in any age.
His cures of such cases as the
following speak louder than words;
Sumner Doan, 553 Asylum ST.,
Hartford, Ct, cured of Bright's
Disease, Hardening and engorge-
ment Of the liver, when in the
most advanced stages, and given
up by his physicians to die.
Mrs. j. r. Sprsgue, of Brewsters,
n. Y, cured Of cancer of stomach
and womb, when given up as in
durable by nearly all the physic-
ians of the country.
Mrs. NJ. 9. McOmb Der, Balston
Spa, N. ", of the most malignant
Internal growths when given up
as incurable and abandonment to
the knife by the leading physicians
OF the state.
Mrs. Viroqua Day, Of Broad
Ripple, Ind, was cured OF most
malignant cancerous tumor Of the
womb, after health and life had
been despaired Of by the best ply
sicians.
Mrs. Horn, wife of the Main
tanner, j. S. Horn, of Norway,
Me-, was cured Of similar trouble,
after two operations had been per-
formed and the growth had re-
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