San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-01-31
REMARKABLE CURES
Science VS.. Experiment
What Physicians Say About These
Cures.

DuTluS III. II. ". rlONeE TeCeul
visit to Fort Worth the Mail-Telegram
representatives were at theWOrth no
tel mingling among his patients and
talking freely with them. Nearly 40
people consulted DR.. Flower during
his three days stay in our city, says
the MailTelegram, of Fort Worth,
Tex. On every hand you would hear
such expressions as ''Dr. Flower saw
ed my life," II would have been I'M
der 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 incura-
BILE. Or Flower cured my wife of n
cancer after three operations had
made her worse and the doctors had
given her up to die" "Dr. 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"
The following testimonials of pa
tents cured by DR.. Il. c. Flower
voice the sentiment of thousands Of
his patients:
Dr. J. $. Holman, Il prominent ply
stefan of Rockdale, Tex. said: "Dr.
Il. c. Flower is one of the most sue
ceSSful men in this country. He cured
me of phthisis. lung and bronchial
trouble. l was also suffering with gas
tritis. suppressed urine and cataTrh.
My cure is marvel to myself and
my friends. | consider DR.. Flower
the most wonderful physician of this
age
Mrs. :. X. Curtis, Rush, Tex. cured
of bronchial lung consumption, ca
tarrh Of stomach and prOlapsus utcri.
J. Copeland, CaddO. Tex, cured of
gastritiS, throat and brOnschial trou-
bic. ancmic condition, nervous pros
tratiOn and exhaustion.
Mrs. Il. s. Long, Beaumont. Tex,
To hear this interesting and cultured
lady tell of the cure of throat and
bronchial trouble. prOlapsusuteri. par
tial paralysis. stomach and nervous
troubles, by Dr. Flower. sounds to the
listener like one of the cures of Bible
times.
John J. Sloan. Jr., Victoria. Texas.
cured Of lung trouble. tuberculosis,
hemOrrhagCS. night SweatS, rectal III
GERS. catarTh. when the leading ply
SicianS Of the state had given him up
to die.
G.. w. Mills, LOCkhart. Tex, said he
was nearly Il dead man when he went
to see DR.. X. c. Flower, his disease
being phthiSiS andb rOnchial cOnSump-
ton. lie suffered with violent
cough and kidney trouble. That DR..
Flower had saved his life but had
cured his wife as well. He had inher-
tied phthisiS, bronchial and aSthmat-
ic trouble and coughed up pint of
mucuS Il day, almost tuberculosis,
acid kidney.
Mrs. =. \. PinchOn, YOakum, Tex,
cured of prOlapSuS uteri, nervous pros
tratiOn. valvular heart trouble. gas
tritic cataITh and kidney trouble.
Mrs. j. c. Warden. Victoria, Tex,
cured of catarrh and bad throat trOu-
bic, bronchitis, prOlapsuS utcri. acid
crystales in kidneys. pains in left
shoulder blade and large cancerous
tumor of the womb.
Mrs. w. \. Pettue. GoIiad, TrX.,
cured of floating kidney. fungus
growth in bowels and Ovaries. after
having been given up to die.
Mrs. j. $. Venable. Coleman. Tex,
catarrh. throat, bronchial and lung,
tendecy to tuberculosis. gaStritiS
and fungus stomach. enlargement of
the uterus.
In addition to the above our report
er was told of II miraculous cure per-
formed by DR.. Il. G. Flower upon Nav
Taylor, II little daughter of DIR. r. Il.
Taylor, of Paige. Tex. The child was
not over 10 years of age. was suffer
ing from mOnStrOuS tumor. She
was great sufferer, nearly helpless
and pitifully nervous. She had an
abnormal appetite for eating gravel,
chalk. pencils. etc. After doing pv-
erything possible for his child, the
father carried her to the leading ply
Sicians in the state. They all failed
to stop the raVagCS of the disease and
pronounced the child incurable. In
this condition of despair Dr. Taylor
took his daughter to see DIR. Flower:
Without Il question the doctor told
her life'S history. She went immedi-
ately under his treatment and in n
few months he restored this beautiful
little girl to perfect health.
But let the curtain drOp-why long
er multiply evidence Here are dOz-
ems Of Texas best men and women
declaring what DR.. II. G. Flower has
done for them and many of them say
they would have been in their graves
today. if it had not been for him.
DIR. Flower don't claim to cure every
body, but an investigation will show
that he rarely ever fails.
Any one sending . cent stamp to
the Flower Medical company 100
Boylston street, Boston, Mass, will
receive free DR.. Flowers works en-
titled, Youth and Beauty of Woman
Forever" which every sick person
should read.
There are other DR.. Flowers in the
country, consequently patients should
notice the initials. Prof. f. Remd-
selle says there isb ut one DIR. r. G.
Flower, the most wonderful diagnos-
| tician and physician in the treatment
and cure of chronic diseases this
| world has ever produced, and it is not
| likely this generation will produce