The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-12
-MERITED SUCCESS,

gentleman once asked distinguished dis
pensng druggist to explain the secret of the
almost universal demand Tor Dr. Richmonds
Samaritan Nervine He said that Il was In fact
genuine medicine-Sncn compound as every
good physician would prescribe for the disease
which II was advertised TO cue. OF COURSE
cost less than any druggist would charge Tor the
same articl. supplied ON physicians pleserip
ton, and besides, there was IL saving of the
doctors lee IN addition Moreover, by buying
the dtugs in such enormous quantities aud hay.
ing perfect apparatus or compromising the mix.
tuGe he was not only enabled to get better ari.
cies III the first place, Tut also to present The
medicine in better form and at less price than
the same preparation could be possible obtained
from any other source. DR. Richmond has de-
voted all his energies u The alienation Of ha.
man suffering With this end in view, and with
his whole heart III his great labor for the benefit
of the afflicted, he has achieved marked and
merited success, There can be 10 rel success
without true merit. That his succe is reals
evidenced b, the iuctthat his reputation asamal
and physician d cs not detcr0rate, and the fact
that there is steadily increasing denand iCfbk
samaritan Nervine proves that ii is M nOslrum
but reliable remedy. lie mas repeatedly IN
formed the pubic that ii is 10 patent medicine
and no patent has ever been asked f or OBJ
tanned. Neither does he ADVERTISED ii as Il Gure'al.
There are hundreds of diseases that he &c,
that some of these III eases ure so widely dlnei'
ent that 1t seems abSu d TO prescribe the sane
remedy. They may differ in symptoms, yeln
character be precisely similar and then We
must take into consideration the fact that rene
dies may possess various properties, lhN
Some medicines are both tonic and Alternative
Others may be tonic and laxative the pr pertla
differing according TO the quantity administered
ana the time and circumstances which demand
its employment
In the manufacture OF any pharmaceutical
preparation, the purity and strength OF the ms
terial used and the requisite machinery 10 h
employed, are among the chief essentials lhs
met is insured by purchasing thi ngndienSn
large quantities, whereby the exercise Of Z eaiti
care In selecting the materials can be aft ried
anu the second can only b. accomplished WHERE
the business Ii sufficiently extensive to warrant
large outlay of capital in procuring chtmitL
apparatus, These facts apply with Tsp chl
iOice 10 the manufacture OF our med cine ihei
quality having been vastly improved since BE
demand has become so great rs 10 require lhef
manufacture in any large quantities
IhcSe Ideas are not mere speculative rmhn
To- mislcad the reader, or to imbuo him with ialN
views OF the superiority of our medicines. VINE
inspecting DR.. Rchmond's establishment you
would be surprised To see the admirabl. iacllf
ties, both chemical and mechanical which e
employs In the prosecution Of his business
Everything is arranged In the most periell
systematic order, and while 10 the general Oe
server there appears IN be no IOOa
Tor Improvement YET new apparatus aud me
chanltal appliances are constantly being p'V
cured for the establishment.