The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-17
DIR. r. c. FLOWER OF BOSTON.
TO Visit Southern Texas the latter Part
of February.

To Visit Southern Texas the latter Pars
OF February.
Our readers will be glad to know that
DR.. r. C. Flower, who was prevented by
sickness from filling his engagements In
Southern Texas during January will visit
professionally the following places in
Texas during the latter part OF February
and early part of March:
Temple. Texas, Central House. Thurs
day. February 70; Galveston, fremont
House, Friday and Saturday. February
u and %; Houston, Lawlor House. Mon
geaumon, " erasyy Ieo ouss wednesday
FEBRUARY Is. San Antonio, Menger House,
Thursday and Friday. February e and y.
corpus christi, Constantine Hotel, Mon
day, March :; Cuero. Mutt Hotel, Tues,
day March B. from / O'Clock p. m. until
Thursday, March 8. O'Clock p. m; Fla
tonic, Central Hotel, Friday, March :, and
Pass, Maverick House. Monday, March Q;
II Paso.. Wednesday, Thursday ana
Friday. March II. l2, IL.
!. DIR. X. 6. Flower has demonstrated,
Tor years that he can accurately and
scientifically diagnose any case without
asking a question or being told anything
about the patient.
:. lie has made upwards Of $4,000 ex-
aminations during his practice, and never
asked question. and never made mis-
take.
3. No other physician has even been
able to accurately make these phenomenal
| diagnoses OF disease except the Doctors
eldest eldest son, Dr. r. C. Flower, Jr; lie
gift DIR. Il. C. Flower, Sr., the DR..
Flower the people of Texas have been
ACQUAINTED with for years. visits profess
towns and cities In the State, thus en-
abllng his patients and the sick general
| ~ TO visit him at easy stages
| & Ahntlt cor A.
patients are treated and cured at their
5. Or. n. c. Flowers practice differs
| in many respects. His patients repre-
! sent the wealth. Intelligence and position
Of the country He has treated and cured
He has at this time under his care and
treatment In Texas alone upward OF 400
patients. Among his Texas patients are
people of such prominence as Joel Huey
thankerl, Corsicann and Dallas; ]. Jester
| Cbanker), Tyler: Benjamin Cain tat
tiorneO:, Tyler; Mrs $. r. Curtis. Rusk;
\ Selling merchanD. Galveston; w. y.
! pettus tranchmam, Goied: James
McFadden tranchman, Victoria; J. c.
Warden (ranchman). Victoria; G. q.
liam prisdale cotton merchanD. Plumb
"a DeMintel attorney. liondo city
Miss Minerva Lewis. Gonzales; Mrs,
S Frank. Stephenville; Mrs, l.. A. Phil
lips. Waxahachie; Mrs Van Ness Lew
Is, Abilene: Mrs. j. S. Nennble. Coleman
and hundreds of others.
In detail some OF the above notable
cases were of the following complicat ted
or aggravated disorders in their most
malignant form. Mrs. s. II. Curtis oil
Rusll and Miss Minerva Lewis of Con
7Alcs were cured of consumption whcr
they had been given UP by the best skill
Of tho country as incurahle and left t.
die. Mrs. w. A. OBuclD Pettus of Goliad
Texas, was cured OF tumor and floating
kidneys after leading physicians OF Sar
Antonio had pronounced her incurabe
Mrs j c. Warden of Victoria was curec
nf cancer Of the womb and tumor after
having been pronounced nv leading ply
slcians OF Galveston and San Antonio al
incurahle. and that II was impossible foI
her to live three months. Mrs. T.. A. Sell
ing OF Galveston was cured Of cancer @
the TONGUE when given IN TO die. Joe
Huey OF Corsicnna was cured of a fun
r. Paxton OF Fort Worth was cured o
and kidney troubles
pr r G Flowers cure Of the veteran
actor, Joe jefferson, fourteen years ago
after he had been pronounced incurnhl
by the leading rYSSsiciars of The Eas
lwili never cease to he talked about an,
more than his miraculous cure of tn
president nf the Pennsylvania railroad o
paralysis in 1850
Or. Flower viii deliver In AL the abov
cities and towns excent beaumont M
new lecture on "Health. Happiness an
Beauty OF Women" See special an
luouncament