Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-06-09

promptly forwarded by mail or express, none
being neglected, but every inquiry an
swered, every want supplied, and every at
tention paid necessary to establish health
again. Aside from all this, there are
many from his own immediate community
who seek his services, and, by the wonderful
cures made, attest his great skill in treating
chronic diseases. A beautiful illustration of
The instincts and finer feelings of true man
hood is here exemplifed. While his specific
medicines with knowledge of their appll-
cation, are being scattered broadcast over the
land, and placed at prices within the reach of
all, life devotee to the interests of others,
and schooled amid suffering, cannot remain
idle to enjoy the fruits of such labor, but in
stead, he still lends an ear to the appeals of
the sick, tender sympathy to the distressed,
and cheerful heart and hand TO all their ne
cessitles No poverty, however abject, or ad-
verse circumstances, however discouraging,
need debar the afflicted from approaching him
for his services. They are cheerfully rendered
alike to ALL IL proves also that the mere
manufacture and vending of a medicine does
not satlate the aspirations and impulses Of
charitable and manly heart. In carrying
out this enterprise the best medical talent
is invoked. Every act comedies with system
and discipline, and the most harmonious
activity prevails in every department. Pass
ing into the laboratory, we are most favora-
bly, impressed with It's extreme neatness
and order Every mechanism necessary to
facilitate the manufacture of his medicines Is
used, and these are arranged in perfect order.
The crude roots and barks are ground, pull
verized and mixed by steam. power, and, most
important of all, the process of extracting
their virtues is not by the stereotyped and i'm
perfect methods of the past, but by an entire
ly new discovery of his own, whereby perfect
and beautiful medicines are produced, con.
tanning all the mediclnaf qualities of the In.
gradients composing them, and which are pal
atable and without equal. So perfect are their
compositions, the ingredients so nicely pro-
portioned and adjusted, so superior the mode
OF manufacture, that they are perfectly trans
parent and not subject to change in any cli-
mate or temperature. 1t is with such means,
perfect in themselves, and their correct adap-
tation, that his skill in disease is partly attrib-
utable, and the public are not slow to under
stand and appreciate the fact, as evinced by
the enormous demand for his medicines from
all parts of the continent. We next pass into
the bottling room, where an endless quantity
of bottles are washed and filed by machine
ry, and with exact nicely. Then into
the labelling and wrapping room, where the
work is done by girls also folding printed
matter, trimming labels, tying packages, and
such other works as the business requires.
Thence into the packing room, where the
goods are securely put up for shipment to all
parts of the land. | was informed that many
times, with these superior facilities for pre-
pairing medicines, the demand for DR.. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy, of which DR.. Pierce is the
sole proprietor and manufacturer, and also for
the Doctors Golden Medical Discovery, has
been greatly in excess of the supply, and that
orders to the amount of several thousand dol
lars would remain in waiting to be filled. This
proves a ready and growing sale, based upon
the merits of the medicine. The above de-
tails have gathered from my own carful per-
sonal observations, conversation with patients
under the Doctors treatment, employees of
the establishment, and citizens of the COM
munity in which he resides.
bid the Doctor adieu, after having spent
considerable time most sgreeably in his
establishment, with the conviction of the
truth of Pope's couplet:
Honor and Fame from no condition rise,
Act well your part-there all the honor lies."