Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-21
Editorial from Banner Of Light Boston, Sept ls, ga
Visit TO Mrs. Pinkham,s Laboratory.

A0HS ~ NkISs EA0AmamSO LABORATORY.
One day last week-in company with DE- s. B. Brit
tan and Mr. Charles Macarthur. Of New York-we WIS.,
tied the residence and laboratory of MRS. LYDIA e.
hSKHAM of Lynn. ana there witnessed the proofs Of
the wonderful DEVELOPMENT OF the great business now
Conducted by this lady. We were prepared to be ia
vorably impressed by the woman who has achieved
such uneQualed distinction within the short period Of
five years. perhapsendeIs her more widely and rem
orally known than any ind idual Of her sex in this
country. We have repeatedly heard Il intimated that
Mrs. Pinkham II an imaginary personaos but this IL
great mistake. We were introduced to Q lady Of
comedy presence but possessing far more delicate and
spiritual organization than had expected to find in
the person OF woman who has ACCOMPLISHED 50 much
the material plane Of fe The pictures Of herself
which may be seen in the papers all over the CONT
nent-bear strong resemblance to the original In the
general outline OF the head and the benign expression
OF the her reveals her natu
raj refinement and general intelligence while her voice
is modulated by the supremacy of those gentle atri
butes which appropriately belong to the higher types
of womanhoOd.
The rapid extension Of the business Of supplying the
large and constantly increasing demand for Mrs Pink
hams Remedies-more especially those which are spe-
officially adapted to the renovation of the impaired con-
satuuons OF women-is something quite extraordinary
and cannot fail to excite astonishnent wherever the
facts known. Her principal laboratory ia admirably
arrang and suppl ed with all necessary and improved
apparatus for extracting the medicinal and curative
properties Of the plants herbs roots barks berries,
etc. which abe employs for the healing Of suffering
mainly.
Mrs. Pnkham and her worthy husband have sus-
tanned great loss and been deeply afflicted in the recent
death of two noble They were young men of un-
common character and great promise Fired by the
ambition to benefit Others and at the same time to
build the fortunes Of the family they unfortunately
overtaxed and exhausted their physical energies by
too constant and intense application to business which
sad event has placed In the hands surviving brother
the mercantile department Of the business This gem
temao is evidently equal to the heavy responsibility
now imposed him, and under his judicious man.
agement the business is prospecting In degree
more than rea lied the most sanguine ectatons.
The sales Of Mrs. Pnkham's medicines for the cur
rent likely to reach the sum of 1900 OO
and the indications warrant the conclusion that the re-
ceipts Of next may exceed half million of dollars
To AVOID paying the heavy duties imposed by Cana
dian government proprietary medicines Mr.. Pink
ham has just erected laboratory for manufacture
and sale of the remedies in British America.
We are always glad when intelligent enterprise is
crowned with success and the scepter Of influence
placed in the hands Of honest nustry more especially
do rejoice when the enterprseas s the case the
present instanceams at the accomplishment of bene
cent ends. Mrs. Pinkham and her noble family have
fairly earned the great success they have Won.
Let readers remember that Mrs, Pnkham does
not relieve human suffering after the SO preva
lent among the doctors Of ths allopathc school,
eve pan she does not destroy sensation by the use of
powerful narcotics-which the evil device Of profess
sonal ignorance Of the healing art-but her remedies
assist nature to throw OF the disease by imparting
new energy to all the organic functions human life
May the time soon come when shall witness the end
OF the aopathic method Of killing people terminate
their suffernRs IT