Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-25
CONNECTICUT MIRACLES
Sick and Dying Cured in a
Most Wonderful Way.

tnoUledec. IL means that the sick and
living Ia this world ind In Dr. Flower
a phvsician who cures when help has
failed them from all other services.
ADVERTISING FOR a COFFIN.
Hundreds OK others voice Judge
Io0ms's sentiments.
sumner J.. poanc. ll9 Capitol avenue.
Hartford. Conn. proprietor OF Hotel
Brainard said in answer 10 the question
as 10 what he knew OF DR.. Flowers treat
meut and cure OF the sick: II had
Brlghss disease OF the kidney. DoctoIed
for months with tine best physicians in
Hartford. and grew rapidly worse all the
time My physician finally informed me
that my days were numbered, and that
I could not live more than three weeks
Satisfied that Il was all over with me.
and wishing 20 save what means i had
for my family 1 advertised in the CouTant
10 exchange some large showcases / had
left in my store
FOR 4 COFFIN.
Just at this time Or. r. c. Flower
made "A professional visit 10 Hartford
As "a last. hui fOrlOrn, resort, my wife
and some Of my friends carried me TO the
ALVIN House TO see Dr. Flower. Without
asking me a question. the doctor told
ms exact condition and my physical con-
dition FOR years past better than j could
have told bin. Three leading city physi-
clans had Just held q consultation over
nae and told my wife / could not live four
days. I WAS Ia the last stages of Brishts
disease. nOt a drop OF red blood IN my
veins. my urine nearly solid Glbumen.
jelly, and / was monstrOusly swollen.
"Dr. Flower said If l could live until he
got his medicine 20 me ne believed he
could cure me. He telephoned my order
10 his Boston Office and the next morn
ing my medicines arrived, but l 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
wfely way. II was a terrible race be-
tween death and life. but. thank Cod ]
had Dr. Flower on my side and by night |
was better. 1 continued TO improve, |
and in a few months / was cured. My |
friends say that II there was ever a |
miracle my case was one. l was actually |
saved from the jaws of the grave after |
had been chilled and numbed with the |
ouch Of death. DR.. Flower is the great
st man and the greatest doctor on this
arth. / have sent several of my sick /
friends to him and he has cured them in
he same miraculous way"
The above is from an article which was
ecently published in the Hartford Comm
'ourant. Ii created no end of excitement /.
{ the time and the more it is investi-
ated the greater will be the excitement |
DR.. II. c. Flowers cures, which, for
early Il generation, have excited the
lex of the world, have increased during
he last year greater than ever. A famous
uthor recently stated that DR.. Flowers
onderful success was the topic Of con-
ersation at almost every New England
reakfast table. That but few New Eng
md homes which had not been made
Apply by his marvellous cure of some
wed one after they had been given up
y others to die. Never before in the
STORY of DR.. Flower has he had the
reat practice he is enjoying to-day. His
lfallibe examinations; his ability TO tell
ny sick person their disease without ask
z a question. better than the patient
IN tell him, puts him at the very head
the profession in the treatment of all |
lronic troubles, no matter of how long /
anding.
The president. of the Pennsylvania Rail-
ad Company said. sixteen years ago.
ter he had been cured by DR.. Flower:
{ man ever worked miracles in the {
ok room. saving miracuiously the dying /
ON the grave. that man is DR.. Flower" ,
John Scott, president Allegheny Valley I
abroad Company, said. in answer to 7
tier twelve years ago; Il consider DR.. Z
c. Flower the greatest living physi- ,
an with the most wonderful remark
DE personality. He can tell any sick
an his disease without asking him a
iestion. and his diagnosis is always cor ]
CT. The worst Of diseases are often t
aythings in his hands" \
What these rrear pf. said poarlv
7enty years ago. tens of thousands say Y
day.
Sir Henry Neigh. carrying in triumph
G British flag in South Africa. was
red years ago by DR.. Flower. and is >
s most enthusiastic admirer to-day ;,
Three years ago Abner T. Wall. the
'nanza King Of the Klondike. was at
e door of death, suffering with con- ;
mptiOn Of the stomach and bowels. u
: last resort, when the physicians Of
wa, Chicago, and New York mad given q
m up to die. he visited DR.. r. c. Flower r
ter hearing DR.. Flowers description d
the case, he said: "Dr. Flower. your d
lgnosis Is perfect; take my case. had d
hope when l came 10 see you. but /
We hope now. / want you to take my
Sc. for / feel ] can never die If under :,
ur care" In thirteen months DR.. -
over had restored this shadow of d
th 10 man OF bedltn, strength, and :,
COR. u
understand that DR.. Flower has ar y
nged a short professional trip to Vir- l.
lia. He will be at Alexandra. Hotel ''
eischmann, Monday, January 3lst, and s.
esday February 1st.; Richmond the II
ferson, Thursday, Friday, and Satur- Of
y, February 3d. 9TH. and 9Th; Norfolk. Of
e New Atlantic Hotel, Monday and &C
lesday. February 9Th and Sth. G.
Dr. Flower is also dated for free health g.
lures in Washington, d. c.. Odd-Fel- fc
VS. Hall, Sunday, January S0th. at 2:S0 W
NJ, TO women only, and at s p. NJ, "
men only. .,
Richmond. Masonic Temple Hall, We'd In
sday, February ID. at 2:30 Il. NJ. to III
men only and at p. NJ, to men only. e.
Norfolk. Academy of Music. SUNDAY. ~
bruary 9th, at 2:30 =. NJ, to both men =,
women. ~
What this visit Of DIR. Flower TO the -,
18th means TO the sick and suffering 49,
q only be told by the hundreds Of people y.
en NJ to die who will visit him and be ~
red by him. nc
has been rumoled OF late that DR.. D"
'wer intended TO shortly retire from nc
'ctice. IL such is the case Il will be the eN
rst Of all calamitics 20 the sick Of the IN
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