The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-01-13
AmEatcAN eESIUs aooDx AND san
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The great ruvixalists, Mcssfs. Moody
add s4nkey, who electrified staid odd
England with their eloquenoe aud eutha'
siAstn, are fair samples Of American Re-
uins. sprhgiug FROM among the ootn'
mon people, their sympGthies are alive to
The wants Of the whole people, and here
la lies the secret 81 their great success.
Those who seek 70 be popular must study
aud be familiar with the wants OF The
masses, aud prove loyal thereto. To this
fact we may trace the grand success 10
business, Is well S. 10 religious under
takings, which many Americans have
achieved. Stnkingly Illustrative OF these
suggestions Is that great establishment,
located 1T Buffalo, n. Y, and known ~
the Worlds Dispensary "a most appro-
pirate name, indeed, Tor that vast iustitu-
ton, within whose walls are maDufao-
inred remedies which are In demand in
every quarter OF the globe, and al which
3 corps OF distinguished physicians, under
the personal direction OF Dr.. Pierce, ara
constantly administering TO the needs OF
thousands of sufferers everywhere, and
" hose success Ia the treatment of all
forms of chronic ailments has become so
well known that there Is scarcely ham-
let IN the land in which his name Ii not
familiar. Its proprietor, says the Herald
and Torchlight, Of Detroit, Is q man OF
the people, writes for them, and 10 them
tenders bic eminent professional services.
His advertisements are earnest exhortA-
tons. Like the great reviyalists, his en-
tbusiasm is multiplied by the uDparallel-
ed success OF his enterprise, as well rs BY
the efficacy OF his remedies In curing dis
ease. The people believe in him and his
remedies, because, Ms the New York Tri-
bune says, che sympatbizes with them In
all their Affections, efforts, and attain
menls." Hence, Dir. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery Is to-day more largely
employed as blood and liver medicine,
aud also as cough remedy, than any
other remedial agent In the world. His
Fa,orite Prescription he does not recon-
mend rs a cure-ali, as 10 80 often done by
compounders OF worthless, humbug nos
trums, but for all diseases and weak
nesses peculiar TO women il has proved
itself SO much Of specific that il now
enjoys great popularity and universal
confidence. DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Purg-
alive Pellets, scarcely larger than mus
tsrd seed, have proved so agreeable and
reliable as cathartic that they are rap
idly taking the place OF the large, nanse-
GUS pills heretofore so much in use; while
his Compound Extract of Smart Weed is
favorile remedy for Colo, Cramps.
Summer-complaint, Diarrhea, Dyson
terry, Cholera and Cholera Mofbus, and
also as liuimenl. OF DIR. Sage's Ca
tarrh Remedy, aud DIR. Pierce's Nasal
Douche, little need be said, as they are
known everywhere as the greatest spe-
cities for Calarrh and cold in the head
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 he has AS physician.
His "Common Sense Medical Adviser"
book of about 900 pages, which be sells
ut the unparalleled low price of $50,
has already been sold 10 the extent OF
exhausting two editions amounting TO
forty thousand copies. The secret OF
DIR. Pierce's success, as well as that OF
the great revivalists, and scores Of other
Americans, who by their genius have adj
vanced step by step from obscurity to
atiiuence and distinction, consists In
treating the people with consideration,
sympathy, candor and honesty. No
man, who hopes TO attain either wealth
or distinction, can afford to deal unfairly
with the world or be indifferent TO the
wants aud best interests of humanity.