Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-27
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4 SI.OU BOOK tor $50.

The Peoples Common Sense Medical Adviser In
plain EngIise or Medicine simpllhed: by X. V.
PIER NJ ID. @ 'unselor-n Chief of the Board OF
riyslclans and Surgeons, at the Worlds Dlspensary
Buffalo, n. y The above Work-a bo TX of about nle
nnndred % large page pr fusely Illustrated with
strongly bouni-will be sert, post aid 10 any adj
dress, for ne Dollar and FIT, Cents-makng 1t the
cheap ST book ev' offered 10 the American People.
other books tr atlng of domestic medicine, of ike
s'ze and style OF bil ding and not nearly as vel il.
ustrated, with no colored plates aad some OF them
containing no prescriptions and making known no
means of self-cure for the diseases which they dis
cuss. sell for from three dollars and a half to NV.
dollars. We're Dir Pierces Work rot published hy
the author printed and bound with his own machlli.
cry and were 1t sold through agents as other Ike
works are, the price of 1t would have be not less
than four dollars. For when the publisher pays the
author a fair price for his production, hen adds
prnt 10 MS Investment large enough TO satisfy him
self and compensate HIM. not only for his labor, hut
also for the risk OF pecunar, loss which he assumes
IN taking the chances Of the enterprise proving Il
success, and when ,he State, County and canvass
ing agent has each received his profit theg have
added TO the eXpe sc of booS, that originally co Il
about $l.95, much that the people have 10 pay moi
less than ;4.' 0 for IL. The Peoples Medical 4dyser
ON the contrary, Is placed within the pecunlary
reach OF all classes by the author, who adopts the
plau OF the Changers, dispensing with middle men
and giving the benefit of their protts to the people
Offering his b OK at price little above actual cost
Of publication, That tn. Sc desiring the bOok may
run no risk OF loosing their money in sendl'g il
through the mails the autlor advert that money
addresse TO him at Buffalo, n y, and incosed III
regi-terei letters, may he at his risk of loss, The
authors large CORES poBdence with the people upDn
medical matters, which we are credlbly In ormed,
frequently exceeds three hundred letters day nd
requires several trained and sklllful medical assis-
tants and shorthand reporters enable him to en-
tertain and answer them, as well his large daily
dealings with disease at The Worlds Disppusary
appear to have peculiarly ntted him for writing he
Work, by rendering him very familiar with TIE
every day medical needs Of the people. He endea-
vors IN this work to answer a the numerous ques-
tons relating to health and dis ase that have been
aiiresstd to him by the people from ali parts of the
land. and hence II con aines important information
for the young and old, male an female, single ard
married, nowhere else to be found. All the most
prevalent diseases OF both sexes are also plainly
ana fully considered and means of self.cure made
known. Unlike other works on Domes ic Medicine
i includes the subjects of Biology, Cerebral Physo.
!ogy, Hygiene, Temperaments. Marriage, Reproduc-
ton, etc all OF which are treated in orig nal and
interesting manner II Is q compendium of Ana
iomical, Physiological and Medical science and EN-
bodies the latest discoveries In ca h department.
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