The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-09-29
MODERN MIRACLES
MAYNARD or His Ghost. Which?

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"For Gods sake said the conductor ON the
Limited Albany Express as the train pulled
out of the Boston depot, ARE, you Edmond
Maynard or Edmond Maynard's ghost?,' VI
the prompt reply. II thought you died with
consumption and heart trouble" said the
brakeman, for all the railroad men knew May
nard.. Everybody thought was a goner,",
said the old man. for the boss said when |
quit work that would cash my checks in 30
days. Three doctors in Boston gave me up as
incurable. | should have gone to California,
but my physicians said was too weak to make
the journey in safety. When in utter despair
and awaiting death, friend told me of the
miraculous cure of Theodore Harrington, the
big manufacturer of Southbridge, Mass, by
DIR. X. G. Flower of Boston. had heard of
DIR. Flowers great practice for 20 years and
had read a hundred times of his wonderful
cures, but | had been deceived so often that
wrote to Mr. Harrington for the truth of the
storv before going to see DR.. Flower. Mr.
Harrington replied promptly that DR.. Flower
had cured him when he was in dying state,
and at deaths door, that the leading physicians
of the East had given him up to die, that he
went to the Hot Springs, grew rapidly worse,
and returned home to die, and as the last resort,
at the urgent request of his friends, helpless
with rheumatism, dying with kidney and stom-
ach diseases, suffering a thousand deaths, UNI
able to stand alone, he taken to see DR.. X.
c. Flower of Boston, that DR.. Flower told him
his troubles better than he could have told
them himself without asking a question, that
under DR.. Flowers treatment he steadily i'm
proved, and in the course of year he was
cured sound and well and has remained well to
this day. Mr. Harrington is 70 or 50 years OF
age, but he stands forth as a living monument
of DR.. r. c. Flowers matchless skill, enjoying
the best Of health and managing his extensive
business. Well, to make the story short |
went to see DR.. r. G. Flower, placed myself
under his care, and in a month was cured
am on my way to Albany now to take perma-
nent job"
This exciting conversation interested your
correspondent to make an investigation OF this
most wonderful physicians great work. Out
of scores of his patients visited we only
quote few.
Liver, Kidney and Heart Disease.
Mrs Warner Bingham, wife of the postmas-
81 am an admirer of DIR. r. G. Flower of Bos-
ton. He cured me, he saved my life. But for
him | would have been III my grave. L had
been treated, and given up as incurable by the
leading physicians of our country, for liver,
kidney and heart trouble, and latterly for a
cancerous trouble of the stomach In despair
/ went to see DIR. r G. Flower He told me
my troubles without asking question better
than | could have told him. | began to inn
prove Immediately under his treatment. and in
COMMUNICATIONS
Frank Wilson, Richford, Vt, says II had
been treated for consumption and given up. as
incurable by the leading physicians OF Yer.
mont had had numerous hemorrhages. had
wasted away and was nearly eaten up with
catarrh. In this failing and dying condition !
went to see the celebrated DR.. K. q. Flower OF
Boston. Without asking me question he told
me my troubles from beginning to end.
knew | was in the presence OF man who was
master of his work. placed myself under his
care and in few months was cured sound and
well. l should have been in my grave if it had
not been for DIR. Flower, and my cure, which
by many seems miraculous can be verified by
any of the business men of Richford, Vt"
Catarrh of Stomach and General Debility.
James Bedell, Newport, VT, says: Il had
from childhood been a great sufferer from
catarrh of the stomach and in more recent
years general debility had been treated
and given up by the leading physicians Of
Vermont. AS last resort | went to see
DR.. r. G. Flower of Boston; Without ask
ing me a question he told me all my
troubles in detail better than | could have told
him. placed myself under his care and in 6
few months was ured sound and well. Many
of my friends have been cured by DIR. Flower.
Catarrh of Stomach and Kidney Disease.
Hon. M. G. LETTERS, Gallup Mills, VT, said
81 regard DR.. R. G. Flower as the most won
derful physician and one of the most wonder
full men of the world He cured me of a sup
posed incurabe stomach and kidney trouble
when other prominent physicians had failed t.
give me relief. DR.. Flower told me my trou
bles better than l could have told him withou
asking question. He never asks anyone t.
tell anything. His method OF diagnosing dis
eases seems to be science as accurate as math
ematics He is an intellectual and professional
wonder. If it had not been for DR.. Flower
believe should have been in my grave to day
say to the helpless sick everywhere, when al
all other physicians fail, you go to Dr. Il.
Flower. He can cure you"
Mr.. c. c. Howard, Allen street, Springfield
Mass. says: II was sick for 30 years wit
catarrh of the stomach, heart disease and live
trouble, caused while in the army | tried al
the leading physicians in this vicinity, but
grew worse all the time AT times it was i'm
possible for me to get up and down alone, am
for years | could not do any hard labor. l wa
nothing but walking skeleton. l was adyis
ed by some of my friends to go and see DI
Flower, the wonderful specialist, of 100 Boy
ston St., Boston, Mass. He told me my oube
from the beginning | commenced, treating
with him, and to-day am a well man. L ca
truthfully say that if it had not been for Dl
Flower, / would have been in my grave II
brought me back to life"
Mrs. E. b. Carpenter, 70 Beacon street
Worcester, Mass. says; II was given up to di
by the leading physicians in this vicinity,
had Bright's disease, kidney trouble, ais
catarrh of the stomach in its worst form; also
very bad tumor and cancerous growth. | wa
advised to go and see the great specialist, DI
r. c. Flower of Boston, but hesitated, as
thought that there was no hope for me, but a
last resort / went and consulted him. III
told me all of my troubles back for years
without asking me one question. / though
this was wonderful and if man could do thi
that he could cure me. | commenced treatin
with him. and began to gain from the first.
have recommended great many sick friend
to go and consult the great spec ialist"
Mrs. F. G. Bassett 80 Francis street Pitt
field, Mass, says: II was troubled for year
with catarrh of the stomach and nervous pro-
tration and was given up to die by the leat
ing physicians. | was so bad that the leai
thing would almost set me into fits. Throug
the advice of one of my neighbors | went
see DR.. r. c. Flower of Boston He told N
all my troubles without asking me question
and said if l would follow his instruction, /
could cure me, did so and to-day am
well woman"
Complication of Diseases.
Mrs. c. S Taylor, 156 State street. Alban
N. Y, says: "Dr. r G. Flower cured me
most terrible complication of diseases, aft
several physicians had failed to help me-
This refinad and orltu onlu ra,