The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-03-08
AMERICAN GENIUS. MOODY q sANKEY.

AMERICAN GENIUS. MOODY sANKEY.
The great revivalists, Messrs. Moody
and Sankev, who electrified staid old Eng
land with their eloquence and enthusiasm,
ere fair samples of American genius.
Springlng from among the common peo-
pie, their sympathies are alive to the
wants OF the whole people, end herein lies
the secret of their great success. Tho SO
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 in business, as
we'll as in religious undertakings. which
many Americans have achieved. Strik-
ingly illustrative of these suggestions is
that grest establishment, located al Blu
falo, N. Y, and known as the "World's
DIspenssry,"-s most appropriate name,
indeed, for that vast institution, within
whose walls are manufactured remedies
which are in demand in every quarter of
he globe, and at which a corps of distin-
guished physicians and surgeons, under
the personal direction of DIR. Pierce, are
constantly administering to the needs
of thousands of sufferers every
where, and whose success In
the treatment Of all forms Of chronic
ailments has become go we'll known that
there is scarcely hamlet in the land in
which his name is not familiar. Its pr :
prietor, says the Herald and TorchlighT, OF
Detroit, sis a man OF the people, writes for
them, and to them tenders his eminent
professional services" His advei tise-
ments are earnest exhortstions. Like the
great revivalists, his enthusiasm is multi
piled by the unparalleled success of bis
enterprise as well as by the efficacy Of his
remedits in curing disease. The psople
believe in him and his remedies, because,
as the New York Tribune says, "He sym
pathizes with them in all their Affections,
efforts, and attainment" Hence DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is tc-
day more largely employed blood and
liver medicine, and also as a cough
remedy, than any other remedial agent In
the world. His Favorlte Prescriptions, be
does noes not recommend as a "curc AL. !"
as Is so often done by compouuders OF
worthless, humbug nostrums, but for all
diseases and weaknesses peculiar tt wo-
men 1t has proved itself so much of
specific that it now enjoys great popularity
and universal confidence. DIR. Pierce's
Pleasant Purgative Pellets, 'scarcely
larger than mustard seed" have proved SO
agreeable and reliable as a csthartic that
they rapidly taking the pace of the
large, nauseaus pills heretofore 50 much
In use; while his Compound Extract of
Smart Weed is a fsvorite remedy for Cole,
Cramps, summer-complsint, Diarrhoes,
Dysentery, Cholera and Cholera Morbns,
and also as linimenf. OF DIR. Sage's Ca
tsrrh Remedy, and DR.. Pierce's Nasal
Douche, lit need be SAID, as they are
known everywher Is the greatest spe-
cities for Cat5rrh and "cold in the hear )"
ever given to the public. And besides
this large measure of success, DR.. Pierce
seems likely to achieve as great renown as
an author as be has as a physician. His
Common Sense Medical Adviser, book of
about 900 p ages, which he sells at the un-
parslleled low price of 81 so, has slresdy
been sold to the extent of exnausting two
editions amounting to forty thousand
copies. The secret of DIR. .Pierce's success,
as well as that OF the great reyivalists, and
scores of other Americans, who by their
genius have advanced step BY step from
obscurity to sffluencs and distin ction, con-
ss.s In treating the people with considers.
ton, sympathy, csDdor, and honesty. No
man, who hopes 10 attain either wealth or
distinction, can afford to deal unfairly
with toe world or be Indifferent TO the
wants and best interests of humanity.