The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1872-04-02


rooms thus furnished and decorated
with surroundings characteristic of
talent and learning, also indicative Of
life crowded with cares and duties,
with an appreciation of valuble ser.
vices by an afflicted public, was most
agreeably entertained, both BY his
conversational and business aptitudes
and the exhibition that his establish.
ment affords, which he very kindly
placed at my disposal. AS a further
evidence OF scholastic attainmen;s, and
All indomitable zeal in the investiga.
tion of the nature of chronic diseases
and their successful treatment, his
manv monographs tributed to medical
journals, and several late exhaustive
treatise oA special chronic diseases,
which we're written in the intervals
between business cares, fully attest.
We see patients at his rooms from all
parts of the continent, afflicted with
all kinds of chronic disease, who have
come to avail themselves of his supe.
riur skill, and those associated with
him, making a Council of Doctors,
who have devoted lives to this special.
ty. Besides this, an endless number
make known their maladies by letter,
all of which are very carefully eonsid-
cred DR.. Pierce and his medical coun.
selors. the necessary prescriptions, all
vice or medicines being promptly for
warded 10y mai Or express, noJe being
neglected, but every inquiry answered,
every want supplied, and every atten-
tion paid necessary to establish health
again. Aside from all this, there are
many from his own immediate commu-
nifty 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 manhood is
mere exempliied While his specific
medicines, with knowledge of their
application, are being scattered broad
cast over the land, and placed at pri-'
ces within the reach Of all, life de-
voted to the interests of Others. and
schooled amid suffering, cannnt remain
idle to enjny the fruits of such labor,
but instead, he still lends all car to the
appeals of the sick, tender sympathy
, tn the distressed, and cheerful heart
and hand to all their necessities. No
poverty, however abject, or adverse
circumstances, however discouraging,
need debar the afflicted from approach
ing him for his services. They are
checrfully rendered alike to all. 1t
proves also that the mere manufacture
and vending Of medicine does not
f satiate the aspirations and impulses of
charitable and manly heart In car
rying out this enterprise the best med
zeal talent is invoked. Every act
coincides with system and discipline,
and the most harmon ,S,NN activity pre-
walls in every depa;, ,y,Nnt Passing
into the laboratory, w. Hd-dthret favor
/. ably impressed with ittford, CT. 30 neat.
ness and order. E,p-i--,, c,;- nism
necessary to tarilitaa Libra Library y'oS of tWre'
of his medicines i1ts Institutions arc
, arranged in rerft'y a city Mis-, 'nde
roots and bark, i SE Agents 5. sfll 40 M, d
E and mixed by ,ttl W 'nssS1SS1p s,S',o,ao po,t
e important of alks u, n, 7eS [, e&,
tracting their virtues aP931aG, = the
/. stere"typed and in,perhs os,,..5ds IF
!. the past, but by al entir3 enaew die.
4 covery Of his own, whereby perfect
h and beautiful medicines are produced
;, containing all the medicinal qualities
=. of the ingredients comprising them,
+ aad which are palaIabe and without
u equal SO perfect are their compost
e tion. the ingredients So nicely proper.
J.. TUNED and adjusted, so superior the
4 mode of manufacture, that they are
}. perfectly transparent and not rubject
v To change in any climate or tempera-
q iure. 1t is with such means, psFiect
!. in themselves, aud their correct adap.
}. tion, that the skill in disease j. partly
r attributable, and the pIblic are not
| slow u understand and appreciate the
IS fact, as evinced hy the enormous de.
If maud for his medicines from all parts
:. "f the continent. We next pass into
Il the bottling room, where an endless
e quantity of bottles are passed and fill.
2. ell by machinery, and with exact nice.
! ty. Then into the labelling and wrap.
II ping room, where the work is done by
: girls; also folding printed matter,
r. trimming labels, tying packages, and
). such other work AS the business re-
/. qulres. Thence into the packing room, 4,
e where the goods are securely put up
is or shipment to all parts of the land.
Il | was Informed that many times, with
d these superior facilities for preparing
Il medicines, the demand for Dr. Sage's
i. Catarrh Remedy, of which DIR. Pierce
= is the sole proprietorand manufacturer,
# aud also for the Doctors Golden Med
ical Discovery. has been greatly in
y excess nf the supply, and that orders
/. To the amount of several thousand
d dollars would remain in waiting to be
), filled. This proves ready aud grow
= ing sale, based upon the merits of the
r. medicine The above details | have