The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-08

not live more than three weeks. SATISFIED
that it was all over with me, and wish
ing to save what means had for my fam
lily, I advertised in the Courant TO ex-
change some large show cases l had left
in my store
FOR A COFFIN
Gust at this time DR.. r. c. Flower
made a professional visit to Hartford. AS
a last, but forlorn resort my wife and
some of my friends carried me to the Al
lyn House to see DR.. Flower. Without
asking me a question the doctor told my
exact condition and my physical condition
for years past better than / could
have told him. Three leading city physi-
clans had just held consultation over
me and told my wife I could not live four
days I was in the last stages of Bright
disease, not drop OF red blood in my
veins, my urine nearly solid albumen,
Jelly, and 1 was monstrously swollen.
Dr. Flower said if 1 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 medicines arrived, but 1 had gone
down rapidly during the night, and the
family doctor said I could not live until
night Ny wife began pouring DR.. Flow
er's medicines down me in a good wifely
way It was a terrible race between
death and life, but, thank God, had DR..
Flower on my side and by night L was
better. ] continued to improve, and in
few months I was cured. My friends say
that if there ever was a miracle my case
was one. / was actually saved from the
jaws of the grave after I had been chilled
and numbed with the touch Of death.
DR.. Flower is the greatest man and the
greatest doctor on this earth. 1 have sent
several of 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 Comm
Courant. 1t created no end of excitement
at the time, and the more it is investigat-
ed the greater will be the excitement.
DR.. r. c. Flowers cures, which for
nearly generation have excited the sick
of the world, have increased during the
last year greater than ever. A famous
author recently stated that DR.. Flowers
wonderful success was the topic of con-
versation at almost every New England
breakfast table. That but few New Eng
land 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
%oTI
any sick person their disease without ask
ing a 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 Rail-
road company said sixteen years ago,
after he had been cured by DR.. Flower:
"If man ever worked miracles in the
sick room, saving miraculously the dying
from the grave. that man is DR.. Flower"
John Scott, president Allegheny Valley
Railroad company said in answer to a
letter twelve years ago: II consider Dr.
r. c. Flower the greatest living physi-
clan, with the most wonderful, re-
markable personality. He can tell any
sick man his disease without asking 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 TWEEN
ty years ago tens of thousands say to-
day.
Sir Henry Neigh, carrying in triumph
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 Bo-
nanza king of the Klondike, was at the
door of death. suffering with consump-
ton of the stomach and bowels. AS a last
resort, when the physicians of Iowa, Chi
cago and New York had given him UP
TO die. he visited DR.. r. c. Flower After
hearing DR.. Flowers description of the
case he said: 'Dr. Flower, your diagnosis
is perfect; take my case. I had no hope
when 1 came to see you, but have hope
now. I want you to take my case. for I
feel 1 can never die if under your care"
In thirteen months DR.. Flower had re-
stored this shadow of a man to health.
strength and vigor.
Dr.. Flower has arranged a short profess
sional trip to Kansas and will be at Kan
sas City, Kan, Allmon House, Monday
Tuesday and Wednesday, March a. Is
and l6; Topeka, Kan. Throop Hotel
Thursday and Friday. March Il and IS:
Emporia, Kan, Hotel Whitley, Saturday.
March 70: Wichita. Kan. Carey House
Monday and Tuesday, March y and %:
Cherryvale. Kan, Hotel Hanley. Wednes-
day, March %.
DIR. Flower is aISo dated for two +-oo
lectures at the Auditorium this city. for
Sunday, March %, one at 3 p. m. TO wo-
men only, the other at S p. m. to men
only.
What this visit of DR.. Flower to Kan
sas means to the sick and suffering can
only be told by the hundreds of people
given up to die who viii visit him and be
cured by him.
PICQUART- HENRY DUEL