The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-03-08
Wondorsr, SG igedernLs ! Science. =


The perfect accuracy with which scientists
/! Gculars, in1 theiH several departmenti.. ai,-
pears Utmost miraculous IL We view itjii The
Eight of the early ages. Take for example
the Electro 7n!eRn netic telegraph greatest
invention 0f the age. Is 1t not O. marvellous
degree OF accuracy which enables an opera
ring e4ble nearly thrgo thousand miles long9
Our Venerable aclerS of the Yeathep' has
become 20 h6foughly familiar with those
| most vayxRarda elements OF nature that he
can GcoufGtely predict .theig movements.
He can'sit ia YashingtdD AID f6reteli what
the weather viii be tome orrow in Florida or
NeHs Yoke as sMells as II seYsral hundred
miles did not inteFvene between him and
the places named. AND SO In all de-
partments Of modern science, what Is re-
quired 10. the Knowledge OF certain signs,
From these the scientists deduce acShiatd
conclasionssTagardiesS Of distance. a few
fossils sent 70 the expert .geologist enable
BIN TO accurately determine the rock-for-
nation from which they were taken. He
can describe it to you a. pe=fectly as If q
cleft OF It were lying on his, table, SO alao
the chemist can determine the congtitutien
of the SUN ;ls ccdrately ls II that luminafy
TsiD pot hinesy-iva iliiiiii6h, miles fun bis
laboratory. The sun sends certain signs
over the "infinitude of space" and the
chemist clnssiiies them by passing them
through the spectroscope. Only the pres
anco OF certain substances could produce
these solar signs. So also In medical science
diseases lluye certain unmistakablc signs or
symptoms, and by reason of this fact DR..
Pierce, of tha'Wond's Dispeneary, has been
enabled TO originate and perfect q system of
determining, With the greatest accuracy, the
nature of chronic diseases without seeing
and personally examining his patients. He
hes spared neither pains nor expense to u.s.
sociatc with himself, as the Faculty of the
Worlds Dispeneary, large number of med
tcal gentlemen OF rare attainmeits and
skiil-graduates from some Of the most 70
nous Medical Colleges and Universities of
both Europe and America. BY aid or DR..
Pierce'5 system Of diagnosis, these physi.
clans and surgeons annually treat, with the
most gratifying SUCCESS, many thousands of
inyalids without ever seeing them in person.
In recognizing diseases without personal
examination of the patient, they claim to
possess no miraculous powers. They attain
their knowledge of tho patients disease by
the practical application Of we'll established
principles Of modern science to the practice
Of medicine. And it Is TO the accuracy with
which this system has endowed them that
they owe their almost worldwide reputation
for the skillfll treatment of oil lingering or
chronic affections. This system of practice
end the marvellous success which has been
o. aimed through it, demonstrate the fact
tnat diseases display certain phenomena,
which being subjected to scientific analysis
or synthesis, furnish abundant and unnlis-
tnkable data to guide the Judgment of the
skillful p7.ctittioner eright in determining
the natnrn Of diseased conditions. The
amplest resources for treating lingering or
chronic diseases, end the greatest skin, are
thuu pla2ed within the easy reach of every
invalid, however distant he or she may re.
side from the, physicians making the treat
inent of such affections a specially. The
peculiaritieS, of this scientific system of prac-
tice arc fully explained in the Appendix of
The Peoples Common Sense Medical Adj
Ti5eE, "a book of over nino hundred large
pages, which is SO popular as to have reach
copies within q few months of its first pub
licatiop., II Is sent (post-pai0 by the An /
thor to any address on receipt of one dollar
and fifty cents. Address. Il. ". Pierce, M.
D., Worlds Dispensary, Buffalo, N. Y.