Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1897-01-21
REMARKABLE Cures.
Science VS.. Experiment.
What Physicians Say About Thes
Cures.

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and talking freely with them. Nearly
400 people consulted DR.. Flower dur
ing his three days stay in our city,
says the Mail-Telegram of Fort Worth,
Texas. On every hand you would
hear such expressions as ''Dr. Flower
saved my life, u II would have been
under the ground today had it not
been for DIR. r. G. Flower" "Dr.
Flower cured my boy of paralysis after
eight doctors had given him up as in
lcurable." ''Dr. Flower cured my wife
of a cancer after three operations had
made her worse and the doctors had
given her up to die" cdr. Flower
cured my mother of tumor after our
home doctors and the best doctors of
st. Louis said nothing could help her
except the knife and that she would
most likely die in the operation, ""Dr.
Flower cured me and my sister
of consumption after numerous ply
sicians had pronounced US iucurable,
and we had returned from Mexico to
die" One ranchman said that he had
been unable to eat for four years any
thing but stale bread and milk but
since being treated by DR.. Flower he
had gained "A pounds, and could now
eat three big meals day.
! The late Prof. r, f. aumiston, of
Boston, and a member of the Royal
Chemical Association of London, in an
article before the Medical Society,
said DR.. Flowers method of examina-
| ton is without doubt science as ac-
curate and valuable as mathematics.
It enables the doctor to readily and
accurately ascertain the condition of
the patient and the development of
the disease from its incipiency. In a
word it lifts the practice of medicine
out of the dark, makes the physician
master of his profession, and while the
doctor may not always cure his
patient though he correctly diagnoses
and treats the case, instead of failing
nine out of ten cases as is usually the
case, be will not fail in one out of fifty
cases. I have seen the doctor ex-
anime 212 patients without asking q
question, and in each case be de-
scribed the patients disease accurate
ly in detail"
The following testimonials of pa
tients cured by DR.. K. c. Flower voice
the sentiment of thousands of his
patients.
DR.. J. S. Holman, a prominent ply
stefan of Rockdale, Texas, said: "Dr.
R. &. Flower Is one of the most sue
cessful men in this country. He
Icured me of phthisis, lung and bron-
chiai trouble. 1 was also suffering
with gastritis, suppressed urine and
catarrh. My cure is marvel to my
self and my friends. / consider DIR.
Flower the most wonderful physician
4 of the age"
Mrs. s. R. Curtis, Rush, Texas,
cured of bronchial lung consumption
catarrh of the stomach and prolapsus
uteri.
]. Copeland, Caddo. Texas, cured OF
gastritls, throat and bronchial trouble
anemic condition, nervous prostration
and exhaustion.
Mrs. T. s. Long, Beaumont, Texas
To hear this interesting and cultured
lady tell of the cure of throat and
bronchial trouble, prolapsus uteri
J partial paralysis, stomach and nervous
troubles, by DR.. Flower, sounds to the
listeners like one of the cures of Bible
times.
John w. Sloan, Jr., Victoria, Texas
cured of lung trouble, tuberculosis,
hemorrhages, night sweats, rectal
ulcers, catarrh, when the leading
physicians of the state mad given him
up to die.
G. w. Mills, Lockhart, Texas, said
he was nearly a dead man when he
went to see DR.. r. e, Flower, his
disease being phthisis and bronchial
consumption. He suffered with vio-
lent cough and kidney trouble. That
DR.. Flower had not only saved his life
but had cured his wife as well, He
had inherited phthisis, bronchial and
asthmatic trouble and coughed up q
pins Smucus day, almost tubercu-
Hosts, a,.uS kidney.
Mrs. 8. A. Pinchon, Yoakum,
Texas, cured of prolapsus uteri ner-
vous prostration, valvular heart trou-
BILE, gastritic catarrh and kidney
troubles.
Mrs. ]. G. Warden, Victoria, Texas,
cured of catarrh and bad throat trou-
bio, bronchitis, prolaspsus uteri, acid
crystals in kidneys, pains in left
shoulder blade and large cancerous
tumor of the womb.
Mrs. w. 4. Pettus, Goliad, Texas,
cured of floating kidney, fungus
growth in bowels and ovarIes, after
having been given up 10 die.
Mrs. ]. S. Venable, Coleman, Texas,
catarrh, throat, bronchial and lung.
tendency to tuberculosis, gastritis and
fungus stomach, enlargement of the
uterus.
In addition to the above our report
er was told of miraculous cure per-
formed by DR.. r. G. Flower upon May
Taylor, the little daughter of DR.. T. b.
Taylor of Paige, Texas. The child was
not over 10 years Of age, was suffering
from INDUSTRIOUS tumOr. She was a
great sufferer, nearly helpless and
pitifully nervous. She had an abnor-
NAL appetite for eating gravel, chalk,
pencils, etc. After doing everything
possible for his child, the father car
ried her to the leading physicians in
the state. They all failed to stop the
ravsges of the disease and pronounced
the child incurable. In this condition
OF despair DIR. Taylor took his daugh-
ter TO see DR.. Flower, Without
question the doctor told her life's his
tory. She went Immediately under
his treatment and in few months he
restored this beautiful little girl to
perfect health.
But let the curtain drop-why long
er multiply evidence. Here are dozens
of Texas best men and women declar-
ing what Dr. r. c. Flower has done
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