Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-12-16
American Genius. Needy a.
Samkev.

The great reyl,aliSts. Mcssrs. Moody
and Sankey. who electrified staid old
! Engl md with their cloquence aud en-
thusiasm, are fair samples of American
genius, SpriDSing from among the COM
| mon people, their sympaihics ale alive
70 the wants of the whols people, and
| herein lies the secret oftheir great sue
cess. Those who SEEK to be popular
must study and be familiar with the
wants of the masses, and prove loyal
thereto. 70 this fact we may trace the
e and. success In business, az well AS in
| religious undertakings, which many
| Americans have achieved. StriEingly
illustrative of these suggestions Is that
| great establishment located ut Buffalo,
Y Y. and known as the "World's ris-
m~nsary.'-a most appropriate name, in
deed. for that vast institution, within
| whose walls are manufactured remedies
which are in demand IN every quarter Of
the globe. and ut which a crops of distin.
| guished physicians and surgeons under
The personal direction Of DIR. Pierce,
| are constantly administering to the
| needs of thousands of sufferers every
wher G and whose success In the treatment
of ali forms of chonic ailments has be
| come so well known that there is scarcely
Il hamlet in the land IN which his name
! is not familiar. Its proprietor, says the
| Ilearald and Torchlight, Of Detroit, 'isa
man OF The people, writes for them, and to
| them tenders his eminent professional
| services, His adye rtlseme ITS are earn-
| est celebrations. Like the great revival.
lists, his enthusiasm is multiplied by the
unparallcd success of his enterprise, az
we'll as by the efficacy of his remedies in
curing disease. The people believe in
| him aud his remedies, because as the New
York Tribune says, ''hc sympathizes
with them in all their Affections, efforts
| md attainmonts.' Hence, Dir. Pierce's
| G ,ldrn M,dical DiscOveryiste-lay more
largely employed as a blood and liver
medicine and also aS cough remedy than
any other remedial agent in the world.
Ills Favorit Prescription he does not re
commend as a "cure-all.' rs Is so often
done by compoundcrs of worthless, hum.
bug nostrums but for al. diseases and
weaknesses peculiar 20 m It has
proved itself so much of a'specitic that
it now enjoys great %pGpnlarit and uni-
| versal confidence. DR.. Pierce's Pleasant
Purgative Pellets, scarcely larger than
mustard seed" have proved so agreeable
and reliable as q eathartic that they are
rapidly taking the place OF the large,
nausc0us pills heretofore so much in use;
while his Compound Extract of Smart
Weed is a tavorite remedy for Collie,
| Cramps, Summer complaint, Diar. hGa'
Dyscntery. Cholera Morbus and also rs a
liniment. Of DIR, Sage's Catarrh Remedy
and DIR. Pierce's Nasal DOuche little need
be said as they are known evcryw where as
the greatest specifies for Catarrn and
..cold in the head" ever given to the
! public. And besides this large measure
of success, DR. Pierce seems likly to
achieve rs greart renown as an author
as he has as a physician. His COMMON
SENSE MEDICAL ArvISLR, n book OF
about 800 pages, which lie sells at the
unparalleled low price OF $3.50, has al
ready been sold 10 the extent OF exhaust
ing two editions amounting to forty thou
sand copies. The secret of DIR. Prices
success. ms well ms that of the great re-
~yivalists, and coaes of other American
who by their genius have advanced step
by step from obscurity to affluenee AND
distinction consits in treating the people
Nth consider alton, sympathy candor,
aud honesty. No man who hopes to at
tain either wealth or distinction can at
ford t. deal unfairly with the world or be
Indifferent TO the wants aud best intel
ests of humanity.