The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-12-10

The great rcvivalists. Messrs. Moody
and Sankey, who electrified staid old
England with their elOqueIcc aud en-
thisinsn, arc fair samples Of American
genius. SPringing from among the COM
mon people. their sympathics are alive to
the wants Of the whole people. and here
In lies tho secret of their great success.
Those who seek to he popular ,nust
study and be familiar with the wants OF
the masses. and prove loyal thereto.
To this fact we may trace the grand sue
dcrtakings. which many Americans have
achieved. StrikingIy illustrative OF
these suggestions is that great
establishment. located at Buffalo.
| New York, and known as the
Worlds Dispcnsary."-a most appro.
Pirate name, indeed, for that vast insti.
tuition, within whose walls are manufac-
tured remedies which are in demand in
every quarter Of the globe. and ut which
q corps OF distinguished physicians and
surgeons, under the personal direction of
DR.. Pierce. are constantly administering
10 the needs of thousands of sufferers ev-
erywhere. and whose success in the treat
ment Of all chronic ailments has become
SO we'll know that there is scarcely
hamlet In the land in which his name Is
not familiar. Its proprietor. says the
Herald and Torchtight, of Detroit, "is a
man OF the people, writes for them. and
to them tenders his eminent professional
services" His advertisements are
earnest exhOrtations. Like the
great revivalists, his enthusiasm |
Is multiplied by the unparalleled sue
cess of his enterprise ~ well Us by the |
efficacy OF his remedies In curing disease.
1He people bel,6us IN him and his remo-
dies, because, as the New York Tribune
says. "he sympathizeS with them In all
their Affections. efforts, and attainuients. :"
Hence. DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
cOvery Is to-day more largely employed
a. blood and liver medicine, and also rs
a cough remedy, than any other remedial
agent in the world. Ills favoritc pre-
scriptiOn, he does not recommend as a |
"curc-all,' as IL so often done by COM
Founders OF worthless, humbug nos
trums, but for all diseases aud weak
nesscs peculiar to women it has proved
itself so much Of specific that 1t now
enjoys great popularity and universal
confidence. Dr. rierce's Pleasant
Purgatiyc Pellets, '.scarcely larger
than mustard seed" have proved
so agreeable and reliable as a ca
thartic that they are rapidly taking the
place of the large, iauseous pills hereto
tore so much IN use; while his Compound
Extract of Smar,-Wccd is Il iavorite rem
edy tor collie, cramps, summer-complainl,
diarrhUa, disGntcry, cholera and choicra
mOrbus and also a. a liniment. OF DR..
Snge's Catarrl Remedy, and DR.. Picrcc's
Nasal Douchc, little need Is said, us they
are known everywhere rs the greatest
specifics for catarrh and "cold in the
head" ever given to the public. Aud
besides this large measure OF success, Dr.
Pierce seems likely TO achieve rs great re-
nown as an author as he has as n pllysi-
elan. Ills Common Sense Medical
Adviser, book of about 300
pages. which he sells at the unpar-
allclcd low price Of 81 80 has already
been sold to the extent OF cXliausti"p
two editions amounting to forty llo'i-
sand copies. The secret OF DIR. Picrce's
success, AS well as that Of the great ryi-
yalists, and scores of other Americans.
who by their genius have advanced step
by step from Obscurty to aillucnce ana
distinction. consists in treating the people
with consideration, sympathy, candor.
and honesty. No man, who hopes to at
tain either wealth or distinction, can
aoford to deal unfairly with the world or
he indifferent to the wants and hest inter
csts OF humanity. l2-7.collw