The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-01-14
American Genus. Moody and Sankey

| The great reviyal-t-, Messr4. Moody and
Sankcy, who electrified stad old England
| with thvir eioquence and enthusiasm, ARE fair
| samples of American genius. Sprlnging
| from among the common peoplr, their SYM
| patllies are alike to the wants Ot the whole
people, aud herein lies the secret OF their
| great success Those who seek to be pop
ular must study and be familiar with til c
| wants OF the masses, and prove loyal thereto
To this fact We may trace the grand success
in business, rs well rs in religious undertake
ng which many Americans have achieved
Strikingly illustrative of these suggestions is
that great establishment, located At Buffalo
n Y, and known as the "Word's Dispensa-
ry."-a most appropriate name, indeed for
that vast institution, within whose walls are
manufactured remedies which are in demand
in every quarter Of the globe, and at which u
corps OF distinguished physicians and sur
geuns, under the personal directions Of DR..
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 so well
known that there is scarcely n hamlet in the
land in which his name is not lamlia. Its
proprietor, says the"llerald and Iorchlight," 4"
Of Detroit, is a man Of the people, writes
tor them, and to them tenders his eminent
professional services" His advertisement
are earnest celebrations Like the great
revivalist-, lis enthusiasm is multlplied by
the unparalleled success OF his enterprise,
| as well IA by the efficacy of hi, remedies in
curing disease. The people bell we'd in him
ana his remedies because as the New York
"lrihune' says he sympathizvs with them
in all their atictions, efforts and attanments.
| DR. Pcrccs Golden Medical Discovery is to
day more largely employed "a q blood and
| liver medicine, and also as a cough remedy.
| than any other remidia agent in the world.
| His fav"rite Prescription, he does rot re-
| commend a. a "cure all, !" rs is 80 often done
| by compuunders of worthless humbug nos
trums, but for all diseases and weakness pc
| cuiar to women it has proved itself so much
| Of a specific that it now enjoys great p0pu-
| larily and universal confidence. DIR Pierce :
| Pleasant Purgative Pellets, scarcely larger
| than mustard seed, have proved 30 agreeable
| and reliable cuthar.ic thai they Rre rapidly
taking the place OF the larger uUuseous pills
| heretofore 80 much in Use; while his Com
| pound Extract Smdlt weed is a iavorite rem
rdy Tor collie, cramps. summer complaints
| DalnhGaS, Dyscn,ery, cholera and cholera
| murbus and also as liniment DIR. Sage's
| Cararrh Remedy, aud DR. p,crce's Nasal
| Douche, little need be said, as they are known
everywhere ap the greatest specifies for cat.
arrh and cold in the head, ever given to the
public. And besides this larg. measure OF
success, Dr. Perces seems likely tO achieve
as great renOMn As an author as he has aS q
| physician. His Common Sense Medical
Adviser" book of about 800 pages which
he sels Ut the unparalleled low prices ctSl 60
has already been sold to the exlcnt of ex-
hausting two editions Announcing to forty
thousand copies, The secret OF DR.. Picrcc',
success, rs well As that of the great revival
lists, and scores OF other Amerlcaus, who by
theii genius have advanced step hy step from
obscurlty to afiuence aul distinction consists
in treatiug tic people with consideration
sympathy, candor, and Honesty M man,
who hopes 10 attain tier wealth or dis
linclion, can atlord 70 deal unfairly with the
world or b, indifferent t. the wants and best
intcrusls Of Aumapiy,