The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-02-16

The perfect 0ctrrarv with which scicntlsts
I nrc enabled 70 dtduce tile most minute par.
tlcnlars In their several department s.appcars
almost miraculous y We view II IN The light
81 the early ages. Take for example ma
electro magnetic tcl'graph-ihe greatest in
vention of the age Il II NOT a marvellous
degree " accuracy which enal,lcn an opera.
tor 20 ericflg locate fracture Ia "A suhma.
rinc cable nearly three Thousand inlcs longs
Our venerable I" clerk Of the weaihcr'' has
become 80 thoroughly familiar with those
most wayward elements Of nature that he
can accurately predict their movements IIc
can ~ In Washington and forctcl what TIE
weather VIII DC tomorrow Nj Florida or
New York, as well as II several hundred
Males did not intervene between h;ia and the
places named, Aud 50 In all departments n
modern science, what X required a fha
knowledge q certain si9u. From these The
scientists dcducc accurate conclusions re.
cardlrsn OF distance A few fossils senf N
the expert gcologist enable him Ia accurate.
IN determine the rock-formation FROM which
they were taken. lie can d. scribe N 10 van
az perfectly as II q cleft ~ II we're lying on
his table. SO lniso the chemist can deter
mine the constitution ~ the sun as accu-
rnfulv a. II that lumlnnry were not ninety
five million miles from lis laboratory. Tie
sun sends certain signs over The 'ininfude
or space and the chemist claksiics them
by passing them through the spcciroscopc.
oniy The presence ~ certain substances
aU.
medical science, diseases have certain I'M
misiakahic signs, or symptom and liz rca.
son Of this fact DIR. Pierce, 81 the Norldis
Dispcnsary Las been enabled to originate
and perfect system Of determining. with
the greatest accuracy, the nature ~ chronic
diseases without seeing and personally ex-
amnng his patients. He has spared neither
pains nor expense to associate with himself
~ nc Facult, OF the Worlds nspcnsary.
large number q medical gentlemen 81 rare
altalnments and skill graduates from some
81 the rsnst famous Medical Colleges and
Universities Of both Europe and America.
By aid of Dr. Piercc's system 81 diagnosis.
these physicians and surgeons annually
at, with the most gratifying success, many
thousands OF invallds without ever seeing
them IN person. In recognizing diseases
without personal examination ~ the pa
ticnt they claim O. possess no miraculous
powers. They attain their knowledge OF tho
patients disease by The practical application
Of wel-e-tahllshcd principles ~ modern
science 10 the practice Of medicine And il
Is 10 the accuracy with which this system
has endowed them that they owe their AZ
most worldwide reputation for the ekillful
treatment ~ all lingering or chronic aifcc-
tons. This system ~ practice and the
marvellous success which has hecn attained
through ". demonstrate The fact that dis
eases display certain phenomena. which,
being subjected 70 scientific analysis or syn-
thesis, furnish abundant and unmisfaknhle
data 70 guide the judgment of tile skilful
Alright In determining the NJ.
lure Of diseased conditions. The arnplest
resources for treating lingering nr chronic
diseases, and the greatest skill, are thus
placed within the easy reach Of every inva-
Id. however distant he or She MAY reside
rom the physicians making the treatment
u such affections q specially. The pccuii.
'ritics q this scientific system Of practice
re fully explained In the Appendix ~ "Thc
'coplcs Common Sense Medical Adviser
! book of over nine hundred large pages,
shich j. 20 popul as 10 havercachtda sale
y almost one hundrn thousand comics
within few months 81 its irst publication.
I j. sent postpaid BY the Author toAny a.
rcss, on receipt ~ one dollar and fifty
cnfs. Address r. v. Pierce, N. ID, Worlds
)ispensary, Buffalo, n Y.