Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-01-14
BISTICTS.
American GenieHs. Moody &
S;iMkey.

The great reyivaliSts, MeSsrS. Moody
and Sankey, who electrified sta.d old Eng
land with their elUquence and enthusiasm,
are fair samples OF American genIous.-
SJringing from among tie common peO-
pie, their sympathles are alive To the wants
of the rhOiC people, and herein lies the secret
of their great success. Those who seek to
be popular must study and be familiar
with the wants OF the masses, and prove
loyal thereto TO this fact we may trace
the grand success III business, rs well as in
religious undertakings. which many Amcri-
cats have achieved. Strkingly illustrative
Of these suggestions is that great establish
ment, located at Buffalo, n. Y, and known
as the Worlds Dispensary, "a most APP
propriate name, indeed, for that vast lns,I-
tuition, within whose walls are maniatured
remedies which are i'll demand in every
quarter of the globe, and at which corps
of distinguished physicians and surgeons,
under the personal direction of DIR. Pierce,
are constantly administering 10 'he needs
of thousands of suffers every where, aud
whose success in the treatment OF all forms
of chronic ailments has become So we'll
known that there is scarcely Il hamlet in
the land in which his name is not familiar.
Its proprietor, says the Herald dad Torch
iqht of Detroit, rs q nun Of the people,
writes for them, and To them tenders his
eminent professional services" His adj
Vertisements are earnest cXhOrtatiOns.-
Like the great rcyivalists, his enthusiasm is
multiplied by the unparalleled success OF
his enterprise, as we'll as by the efficacy ut
his remidies in curing disease. The people
Jeliere in him and his remedies, because, as
the New York Tribune says. ''he sympa-
thizes with them in all their atllIctOus, eff
forts, and attinments." Hence, Dr.
pierce's Coded Medical DIcovery is to day
more largely employed as blood and liver
medicine, and also as Il cough remedy
than anv other remedial agent III the world.
His Fav0rite Prescription, he does not rec
OmmenG as a ''cuIe-all," rs Is SO often
done by compounds of worthless humbug
nOstrums but for all diseases and weak
nesses peculiar to women II has proved IT.
self so much of specific that it now enjoys
great popularity and universal confidence.
DIR. Perce's Pesent PuTgatIve Pellets,
SCARCELY larger than mustard seed. " have
proved so agreeable and reliable as Il
cathartiC that the are rapidly taking the
place of the large nauscOus pills heretofore
so much in use while his Compound
Extract Of Smart-W is a avOrite remedy
for Collie. Cramps, Summer-commplainC
Diarrhwa. Dyspentery, Cholera and Chol-
era Morbus, and also Il linimen. OF DR..
Sage's Catarrah Remedy. and DIR. Pierce's
Nasal DDuche. little need be said, as they
are nown everywhere as the greatest
specifies for Catarrah and "coid IN the
head, ever given to the public. And be
sides this large mCaure OF success, Or.
Pierce seems likely to achieve as great re-
nown as an author as he has as physician.
His COMMON SENSE MEDICAL ADVISER
a book of about 800 pages, which he sells
at the unparalleled of eXhausting two
editions amounting to forty thousand copies.
The secret of DIR. Percc's success, as well
as that of the great revivalists. and scores
of other Americans, who by the thei-
genius have advanced step by step from
Obscurity to inf uGnce and distinction,
cons lists in treating the people with con
sideration, sympathy, candor, andhonesty
No man who hopes to attain either wealth
or distinction, can afford TO deal unfairly
with the world or be Indifferent to the
wants and best interests of humanity.