The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-15
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Tho Peoples Common Sense Medical
Adviser, ii plain English, or Medicine
simpliicd: BY r, v. PIERCE, NJ. D.,
Counselur.in.Chief Of tho BOARD Of phyi.
clans and Surgeons, at tho Worlds Dis.
ponsOry, Buffalo, N. Y. The above Work
IA book Of about nino hundred large
pagcs, profusoly illustrated with Wood
Engravings and Colorod plates, and we'll
and strongly bound-will DO sent, post
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Fifty Cents-mnking 1t the cheapest
book ever offered to the American PEG.
pie. Other books treating OF domestic
medicine, Of like size and style of bind.
Ing, and not nearly "a well illustrated,
with no GOlOrcd plates, and some Of them
containing no prescriptions and making
known no means o I sGlf.cure for tho tlis.
eases which they discuss, soil for from
three dollars and half 10 five dollars.
We're DR.. pierco's Work not published
by the author, printed and bound with
llis own machinery, aud were 1t sold
through agents, as other like works are,
the price Of II would have to bC not less
than four dollars. For when the pub.
Usher pays tho author Il fair price for his
production, then adds profit to his in.
vestmCnt large enough to satisfy himself
and compensate him, not only for hiS Ia.
Dor, but also for tho risk Of pCcuniury
loss which he assumes In taking the
chances Of tho enterprise proving q sue.
cess and when tho State, County and Gun.
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they have added 10 the OxpouSe Of u book,
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cal Adviser, on tic contrary; Is placed
within the pCcuniary reach Of all classes
BY tho author, who adopts the plan Of the
GrNngON, dispensing with middle men
and giving tho benefit Of their ptOhtS to
the people, offering hiS book at u price
little above actual cost Of publication.
That those desiring tho book may run no
risk Of losing thcir money In sending 1t
through tho mails, the author advertlRes
that money addressed to him at Buffalo,
n Y, and inclosed In registered letters,
may be al his risk Of loss. Tho authors
large correspondence with tho people
upon medical matters, which we are
crelibly informed, frequently exceeds
three hundred lettofS day, and requires
several trained and akillful medical a..
sistantS aud shorthand reporters to cha.
bic him to entertain aud answer them a.
well as his large daily dealings with di.
uensC At the Worlds DiapcnAary, appear
to have peculiarly fitted him for writing
the Work, by rendering him very
familiar with the every day medical needs
Of the people. itc Undcayors in lhiS
Work To answer all tho numerous quUs.
lions relating to health and disease that
have been addressed TO him by the People
from all parts Of tho land and hence Il
contains Important information far tho
yOung and old, male and female, single
and married, nowhere else to bU found.
All tho most prevalent diseases Of both
ScxrS arc also plainly md fully consider.
cd and means Of sclf.curo made known.
Unlike other works on Domestic MUii.
cine, II includes tho subjects Of Biology,
Cerebral, Physiology, Hygiene, Tompntu-
inoniS, Marriage, Reproduction, etc., all
Of which arc treated IN Nh original and
interesting manner. ltls n compendium
u Anatomical, physiological aud Medical
Science, and cmhndtCS tho latcst diH-
covoricsin each department
Cods.wAw.