The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-03-01

lence and sleeps which come to all, says
what he says of DR.. r. G. Flower, ana
in saying so speaks from actual knoyvl-
edge, it means that the sick and dying
in this world find in DR.. Flower a ply
sician who cures when help has failed
them from all other services.
ADVERTISING FOR A COFFIN.
Hundreds of others voice Judge Loo
mis- sentiments
Sumner L. Doane. 119 Capitol avenue.
Hartford, Conn, proprietor of Hotel
Brainard, said in answer to the ques-
ton as to what he knew of DR.. Flow
er's treatment and cure of the sick: Il
had Bright'S disease of the kidney. Doc
tored for months with the best physi-
clans in Hartford, and grew rapidly
worse all the time. My physician finally
informed me that my days were num-
bered, and that I could not live more
than three weeks. Satisfied that it was
all over with me, and wishing to save
what means had for my family, I ad-
vertised in the Courant to exchange
some large show cases had left in my
store
FOR A COFFIN.
Just at this time DR.. r. c. Flower
made a 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 doc
tor told my exact condition and my
physical condition for years past better
than I could have told him Three
leading city physicians had just held a
~~--N-
I could not live four days. I was in the
last stages of Bright'S disease, not a
drop of red blood in my veins, my urine
nearly solid albumen, jelly, and was
monstrOusly swollen.
DR.. Flower said if I could live until
he got his medicine to me he believed
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
family doctor said could
not live until night My wife began
pouring DR.. Flowers medicines down
me in a good wifely way. It was a ter
ribIe race between death and life, but,
thank God, I had DR.. Flower on my
side, and by night was better 1 con-
tinued to improve, and in few months
I was cured. My friends say that il
there ever was a miracle my case was
one. I was actually saved from the
jaws of the grave after L had been
chilled and numbed with the touch OF
death. DR.. Flower is the greatest doc
tor on this earth. have sent for my
sick friends to him and he has cured
them in the same miraculous way.
The above is from an article which
was recently published in the Hartford
(Conn.) Courant. It created no end OF
excitement at the time, and the more 1t
is Investigated the greater will be the
excitement
Dr. r. c. Flowers cures, which for
nearly a generation have excited the
sick of the world, have increased dur
ing the last year greater than ever A
famous author recently stated that Dr.
Flowers wonderful success was the
topic of conversation at almost every
New England breakfast table That but
few New England homes which had not
been made happy by his marvellous cure
of some loved one after they had been
given up by others to die. Never before
in the history of DR.. Flower has he had
the great practice he is enjoying today
His infallible examinations his ablhIy
to tell any sick person their disease
without asking any question, better
than the patient can tell him, puts him
at the very head of the profession in
the treatment of all chronic troubles, no
matter of how long standing.
The president of the Pennsylvania
Railroad company said sixteen years
ago. after he had been cured by Dr..
Flower: IF man ever worked mira
cles in the sick room, saving miracul-
ously the dying from the grave, that
man is DR.. Flower"
John Scott, president Allegheny VAL
ley railroad company, said IN answer
to a letter twelve years ago: L con-
slider DR.. r. c. Flower the greatest lv-
ing physician with the most wonderful
remarkable personality. He can tell
any sick man his disease without ask
ing him a question, and his diagnosis IS
always correct. The worst of diseases
are often playthings in his hands
What these great men said nearly 20
years ago, tens of thousands say today.
Sir Henry Neigh, carrying in tri-
umph the British flag in South Africa
was cured years ago by DR.. Flower
and is his most enthusiastic admirer
today.
Three years ago Abner E. Wall, the
Bonanza king of the KlOndike, was at
the door of death, suffering with con-
sumption of the stomach and bowels
AS last resort, when the physicians OF
Iowa, Chicago and New York had
given him up to die, he visited Dr.
r. c. Flower. After hearing Dr. Flow
er's description of the case he said; DR.
Flower. your diagnois is perfect; take
my case. I had no hope when came
to see you, but I have hope now.
want you to take my case, for feel
can never die if under your care" In
thirteen months DR.. Flower had re-
stored this shadow of a man to a man
of strength and VigOr.
DR.. Flower has arranged a short pro-
fessional trip to Kansas, and will be at
thefolIOwing places on the dates given.
Kansas City. Kan, AllmOn House,
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
March IA, 10 and 16-
Topeka, kan, Throop Hotel. Thurs
day and Friday, March II and Is
Emporia, Kan, Hotel Whitley Sat
urday, March -
Wichita, kan, Carey House. Monday
and Tuesday, March p and p
CherryvaIe, Kan, Hotel Hanley,
Wednesday, March g.
Dr. Flower has also arranged to de-
liver his free health lectures as foilows-
Kansas City, No, Coates Opera
house, Sunday, March 13; 3 p. m to
women only; 8 p. m. to men only
Topeka, Kan, New Crawford theater.
Wednesday. March IS; p. m. to men
and women.
Emporia, Kan, Whitley's Opera house.
Friday, March IS; p. m to men and
women.
Wichita. Kan, the Auditorium. sun
day, March 20; p. m to women onlys
D. m. to men only -
CherryvaIe. kan. Opera house:
Tuesday, March q; u m to men and
women
What this visit of DR.. Flower to the