The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-10
wonders of Modern Science.

The perfect accuracy with which scientists
are enabled TO deduce the most minute partic-
ulars in their several departments, appears
almost miraculous if we view iC in the light
Of the early ages Take for eXlmple the
electromagnetic teleg aph-the greatest in
vention OF the age. Is it not marvellous de-
gree Of accuracy which enables an operator 10
exaosly locaCe IA fracture in u submarine cab 70
nearly three thousand miles lOngP Our ven-
cradle CLERK of the weather" mas become so
thoroughly familiar WI, h those most way ward
elements Of nature thai he can aCCural ely pre-
,cJ their movements. He can SIT IN Washing
toA and fore ell Mhat the weather Will be to-
morrow in Florida or New York, as well as il
several hundred miles did not intervene be-
tween HIM anu the places named. And so in
ali departments of modern science, what Is
I, ,quired is the knowledge OF certain signs
Fl ON these the sciunt SIS ucuuce accurate cou-
clusiOns regard. ess oil distance. A few fossils
sent to the expert geoioSst roo enable
roGh. r% or@aron no "0O from which as't they were
taken. lie can describe 1T to YOU as
perfectly as if cleft oT 1t were lying on his
table. so also the chemist can deteI mine the
constitution OF the sun as accurately rs If that
lumlnary were not ninety-tlye million miles
from his laboratory. Tho sun sends CerCaIn
signs over the "infnitude of space"
and the chemist classiAes them by passing
them through the spectroscope. only
the presence OF certain substances coulu
| produce these solar signs So also, IN medical
science, diseases have certain unmlstakable
| signs, or symptoms, and by reason Of this fact,
| Dr. fleree, Of the Worlds D,spensary, has
been enabled to originate and perfect system
| OF determining, with the greatest accuracy,
the nature of chronic diseases without seeing
| and personally examining MS patients. He
| mas spared neither pains nor expense TO asso-
ciate with himself, as the Faculty OF the
Worlds Dispensary, a large number OF med
| ical gentlemen of rare aUtalnmenGs and SKILL
graduates from some of the most famous Med
| ical Colleges and Universities OF both Europe
| and America. By aid Of Dr. Pierce's system
| Of diagnosis. these physiciuns aud surgeons
annually treat, with The most gratifying sue
cess, many thousands OF invallds with
out ever seeing them in person.
\ In recognizing diseases without q
personal exa uination Of the ipaLient they
| q aim 10 possess no miraculous powers. They
| attain their knowledge Of the patents disease
by the practical application OF we'll ll-establlshed
| principles OF mouern science TO the practice of
| medicine. Aud it Is to the accuracy with
| wuIch this system has endowed them that they
owe their almost Worldwide reputation for
the skillful treatment of all lingering or
| chronic afect,o ons. his system Of practice
and the marvellous success which has
been attained through it demonstrate
the fact that diseases display certain
scientific analysis OF syntnesls, fur
nish abundant and unmistakable data 10
guide the Judgment Of the skilIful prac-
titoner Alright in determining the
| nature of diseased conditions The
amplest resources for treating lingering or
chronic diseases, anu the greatest SKIN, are
thus placed within the easy reach of every In
| valid, however distant he or she may reside
from the physicians making the treatment of
such affections specially. The pecnlarites
of this scientific system OF practice are fully
explained in the Appendix OF 1.-The Peoples
Common Sense Medi al Adviser'-a book OF
over nine hunured large pages, which is SO
popular as to have reached q sale OF almost
one hundred thousand copies within a few
months of its first publication. 1t 10 sent post
| paiu) by the Author to any address, on The re-
ceipt Of one dollar and fifty cents. Address,
X. V. Pierce, NJ. D., Worlds Dispensary, Buf-
falo N \,