St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-08-06
CONNECTICUT MIRACLES
Sick and Dying Cured in Most
Wonderful Way.
No Quackery, No Excitement, But Solid,
Scientific Cures.

saying so speaks from actual kno Wedge,
it means that the sick and dying in this
world find in DR.. Flower a physician
who cures when help has failed them
from all other services.
Advertising for a Coffin.
Hundreds of Others voice Judge
LOOMS statements.
Summer l.. Doane, 119 Capitol Ave
nue., Hartford, Conn, proprietor OF
Hotel Branard, said in answer to the
question as to what he knew of DR..
Flowers treatment and cure of the sick:
II had Brght's disease of the kidney.
Doctor Tor months with the best physi.
clans in Hartford, and grew rapidly
worse all the time. My physician finally
informtd me that my days were num-
bered, that could not live more than
three weeks Satisfied that It was all
over with me, and wishing to save what
means had Tor my family, advertised
in the Couraut to exchange some large
show cases had left in my store
For Coffin.
"Just at this time DR.. X. c. Flower
made professional visit to Hartford.
AS last but forlorn resort my wife and
some Of my friends carried me to- the
Allyn House to see DR.. Flower. Without
asking me question the doctor told my
exact condition and my physical condi-
ton for years past better than l could
have told him. Three leading city physi-
clans had Just held consultation over
me and they told my wife l could not
live four days. was in the last stages
of Bright's disease, not drop of red
blood in my veins. my urine nearly solid
albumen, jelly, and was monstrously
swollen. DR.. Flower said if could live
until he got his medicine to me, he be-
lieved he could cure me. He telephoned
my order to his Boston office and the
next morning my medicine arrived, but
had gone down rapidly during the night
and the next morning was at deaths
door. My family doctor said | could not
live until night. My wife began pouring
DR.. Flowers medicines down me in a
good wiiely way. 1t was terrible race
between death and life. but, thank God,
had DR.. Flower on my side, and by
night | was better. | continued to i'm
prove and in few months | was cured.
My friends all say if there was ever
modern miracle, my case was one.
was actually saved from the jaws of the
grave after | had been chilled and
numbed with the touch of death. DR..
Flower is the greatest man and the
greatest doctor on this earth. have
sent several OF my sick friends to him
and he has cured them in the same mrac-
ulous way"
Miss Fannie c. Williams, 100 East
Main street, Meriden, Conn, said: "Dr.
X. c. Flower of Boston cured me of
nervous prostration and restored me
from generally broken down condition
alter prominent city physicians had
failed to bel p me-"
Diabetes Cured.
Mrs. Charles Reynolds. Jewett City,
Conn, says: IL had been treated for
diabetes and other kidney and bladder
troubles by leading Connecticut and
Providence doctors and received no help
Went as last resort in despair to Dr. X
c. Flower, and in few months was
cured"
Mrs. H. B. Colburn, Putnam, Conn
said: II had been great sufferer from
ovarian and kidney troubles, also catarrh
Different physicians who treated me CAV,
me up and advised an operation. Fear
ing the knife, as a last resort l went tt
see DR.. X. c. Flower. | was delighted
with his diagnosis of my case, and in {
few months under his treatment wa
cured sound and we'll"
Nervous Wreck.
c. {. Bosworth, OF the firm of Bos
worth Bros, prominent grain merchant
of Putnam, Conn, said: Three YEAR
ago | was a nervous wreck and physi
.cally utterly broken down. | had doc
tored with several physicians and pal,
out large sums OF money, but got NJ
benefit. AS q last resort | went to Sc
Dr. X. c. Flower of Boston. Withou
asking me one question he told me all m
troubles better than | could have toll
him. This gave me a confidence in hir
as nothing else could have given me.
placed myself under his care | Improve
rapidly and in a few months was perma
nently cured. have had several of m
friends cured by DR.. Flower. He is tn
most wonderful and the greatest phys
clan ever knew"
But why multiply testimonials? W
could give Il thousand, all telling of thei
miraculous cure. In this thorough il
vestigation OF DR.. X. {. Flowers pra,
tice, the following points should
specially noted:
, l. That DR.. Flowers practice is nc
experimental. Being able to tell eac
patient his disease in detail. he is Ii,
, likely to treat his patients lor the wron
trouble.
/ 2, That DR.. r. c. Flower is a mast,
2 in his profession, that by his remarkab
! skill he cures the hopeless, despairiu
, when given up as incurable by 9th,
physicians,
1 3. That DR.. K. c. Flower of Bosto
\ has been coming professionally three
} four times year for the last fifteen
: eighteen years to the principal cities
t Connecticut, and at every place durir
Y these years, on every OCCASION, gret
j crowds have gathered to see him. tt
a old patients bring their sick friends, tn,
/, the crowds increase. This could not
!, unless the doctor cured we'll his patient
y 4, There are other DR.. Flowers, b,
: only one Doctor Flower who has rock,
!. this world with excitemen. from time
d time by his miraculous cures.
S So patients should take notice OF Il
S initials and be sure they are consultil
d DR.. r. c. Flower.
l. Those who would know more of DR..
d c. Flower and his great work shou
write to his Office, 100 Boylston stree
$ Boston, Mass, for his work on Healt
n Youth and Happiness. Those who wi
Is to consult him should find out his Bostt
" dates by letter or wire and make an G