The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-25
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was confronted by u tall. dark-eyed man
not identify him. He was the. picture of
health and his large brown eyes seemed
70 fasten on me. II beg your, PARDON
| ask your manner" -. Mail Bennett"
replied. a smile crept over his face and
ms sS sk o ms thhGugh he try
! Ito to i, iSss?% ION the broad Atlantic
Were you on the, French steamer La
Gascogne?" he asked. YES" ''rhen,"
n ,,s sad SLOWLY, you. are the man am
You interest me-" 1 said, "for / did not
: other wSTld Tor saving, a human rre.SS
late on the evening of the nth of August,
at the stern of the boat, you and l had
a al, long talk: You said you, were home
gotten through with your business i'm Ger.
many and could return home. replied
mat , l expected when | returned home
that l was in the bottom Of the furrow
Nude in the ,, water by the keel of our
s thni taIi thin hen said you must be
Ghost" THE same man" he said
and you will remember introducing me
clan, who, you said was the hte most p Won.
derful specialist In the treatment and
cure cure OF GhroniS diseases the earth has
dent well. DR.. Flower ana his his Sec
rotary were passing on La Gascogne, and
II, II, introducing you told you that il any
Flower was that man" "Wcll. the The day Rr:
after was examined by Dir. FLOW
er; My troubles, as had told you, were
consumption, Brlght's disease, catarrhal
ana gastric disease of. the stomach and
heart trouble, and my limbs had swclled
to the size of my body nearly / had been
given up as incurable by the leading phv.
sictans of San Francisco and New York.
ana IN nag been sent abroad, as l knew so
his wonderful examination. told me all
my diseases from my early life to that
hour without asking me IL question or
telling him thing: l made up my mind
Immediately that DR.. Flower was the
doctor for me. that he did not belong 10
the ordinary class of doctors, that he was
rare attainments, ana that his wonderful
diagnosis OF my case was nothing less
than miraculous demonstration OF In
tuitional power from II superior brain /
placed myself Immediately under his care
He seemed to have everything | needed
with him During his three of four weeks
practice in Paris and London visited
him frequently. | rapidly improved and
after returning to San Francisco I con-
teen months and was permanently cured.
If II had not been for DR. Flower ! should
have been Il dead man ten years ago, and
in place of happy life, sorrowing wild
ow and three fathcrlcss girls would have
been struggling for sustenance, and il 1t
had not been for you never would have
to Philadelphia. in few weeks where
my new business calls me, and shall ever
sound the praises of DR.. Flower in the
at the Golden Gate"
| spent n lovely evening with my friend
OF the ocean voyage, and before retiring
that night made up my mind as he had
entered into newspaper work, | would in
vcstigatc DR.. II. C. Flowers practice in
same wonderful examinations ana mirac-
ulous cures and bore the same charmed
history that the cure of lhlo II. Rrosius
OF San Francisco bears, l would give it to
tho word-iirst. as Il fascinating narru-
tive fun OF interest and charm, ana Sec
ond. that the sick may know where to
lind help when all others had failed.
INVESTIGATION BEGINS
Procuring the names of n few of DIR. r.
C. Flowers patients and from these pa
TENTS hearing of others, ! began an in
vcstigation OF his practice which all crit
les will confess is phenomenal IL not mi
racnlous.
Judge Dwight Loomis. 27S Farminston
avenue, Hartford. Conn, when asked
said promptly. in his concise and pointed
way, II regard DR.. r. G: Flower rs the
this age and In every way remarkable
and wonderful man, | was Il very sick
man." said Judge LOOMS, and was
rsasq by Md n9 rsna
became alarmed at my condition and urg-
ed me TO consult DR.. II. G. Flower OF lios
III.
tell ME my troubles better than I could
tell him, without asking me Il question.
did not believe that he could do any
thing of the kind, but as other physicians
had failed 10 help me and was growing
rapidly worse, | decided To consult DIR.
Flower. Upon one of his visits 10 the
Allyn House Hartford l called upon him.
4 great crowd of people We're waiting To
him. In time my turn came. Imagine
my surprise when the doctor, without
asking 81 question, told ME all my trou-
bles better than could have told him.
knew that ] was in the presence OF Il man
who was great in his profession. who I'M
dcrstood through his work and that he
understood my ailments. | put myself
under DR.. Flowers treatment and soon
BEGAN TO improve. My Improvement was
rapid and permanent. and in IL few
months was cured | have sent several
of my friends to DIR. Flower, and he has
examined and cured them in the same
wonderful way. ] never fail To recon-
mend DIR. Flower TO the sick"
Words Of praise from Judge LoomiS'
lips are not idle words as every man In
Connecticut knows. For years. he was
foremost at the Connecticut bar, and for
twenty years he was on the supreme
bench of the State. No man stands high
or intellectually or as a man Of integrity
and clean character than Judge Dwight
IonmS and when such man, in the
evening of his life as hc ncarS the ST.
lcncc and sleep which comes to all. says
what he says of DIR. K G. Flower, and in