The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-06-03

all tell of his examination of their
cases in the same accurate and
wonderful way. | am thoroughly
convinced that there is kind of
fate or destiny about that man
which enables him to perfom almost
supernatural wonders in his profess
sion.
He is the most pleasing man
personally YOU ever met. Polite,
kind and sympathetic to an eX
treme; children are especially fond
of him, and never want, to leave
him. He is the most eloquent and
tacinating orator on the American
platform. His language is the ex-
preston always of the most beauti-
tul and poetical speech.
Socially he is genial and gener-
Gus; he is absolutely fearless. l
don't think he knows what fear Is.
He believes that whatever is is best.
That he is in this world to do a
work, and that he will stay here un-
til it is done. He has great conf
dence in himself, and has good rea-
sons to have. l don't think he ever
knew defeat, and if he did, | don't
think he would recognize it, or
would be long in turning it to a vic
tory. He is most peaceably in
clined, but when forced to fight
he is the most dangerous and deter
mined foe man ever had.
But the most wonderful feature
of this wonderful mans life is his
ability to diagnose accurately any
disease in man, woman or child
without asking a question or even
being told a thing. l am absolutely
certain that there is not sick man
or woman on this earth, l don't care
how subtle and complicated their
disease, but that if DR.. Flower
could take them by the hand he
could tell them their exact condi-
tion better than they could tell
him, and without asking a question
or being told anything; and fur
thermore, believe he is the only
living man who can do so, unless it
is his eldest son, R. G. Flower, Jr,
who, | understand, has inhel-
tied the same gift. And when a
man can tell patient his disease
accurately and in detail without
having had previous knowledge, he
is not likely to make mistakes in
treating his patient.
Here is tabulated and con-
densed statement, " said Prof. Nc
Comber, "from authentic reports
of DR.. R. c. Flowers wonderful
and almost miraculous work 10 cur
ing the sick, and any sick person
within reach of Dr. R. G. Flower
should not fail to see him
Mrs. j. E. Pettus, wife of the
millionaire ranchman of Galveston,
Texas, was cured by the doctor of a
terrible blood trouble and tumor,
after being pronounced incurable
by the best skill of the state.
Miss Minerva Lewis, prominent
society and church woman Of Con
zales, Texas, was cured of most
aggravated and developed case of
consumption, when all other kinds
of treatment had failed her.
Mrs. S. R, Curtis, Rush, Texas,
was cured of bronchial, lung and
heart troubles after she had gone
into an advanced state of decline
and had been given up as inCulable.
Mrs. E. H. Selling, of Galveston,
Texas, cured of cancer Of tongue,
after the most malignant phases
had extremely developed.
Mr.. Hines, the prominent ranch
man, of Pearsall, Texas, cured of
a serious complication of chronic
troubles.
A little book sent tree to the sick
on receipt of four cents in stamps,
called Health and Happiness" by
DR.. Flower, should be in the hands
of every sick person on this earth.
Address DIR. R. c. Flower at his
home office, 559 Columbus Ave,
Boston, tor this book.
Washington city!" cried the con
ductor; Change cars for the South
and West" And this interesting
group scattered on their different
journeys.