New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-22
Visit TO Mrs. Pinkham's Laboratory.

rdoriai from The Banner of Light Boston. Stpt 49, 49,
One day last week-in company with DR.. ,.
b. Britain and Mr.. Charles Macarthur VI New-fork-we
visited the residence and laboratory OF Mrs Lydia f.
Pinkham OF Lynn, and there witnessed the proofs OF
the wonderful development OF the great business now
conducted nv this Indy We were prepared TO be favor
obly impressed by tho woman who has achieved such
uneoualled distinction within the short period OF five
years. perhaps renders her more widely ana gencfay
known than any individual OF her sex In THIS country
We have repeatedly heard 1t ntimaed that Mrs INK
ham is an imaginary parsonage, but TINS Is great
mistake. We introduced to lady OF comely pres
ence but possessing far more delicate ana SPIRITUAL
organization than we had expected to find In the person
OF n woman who has accomplished so much on the ma
tcrial plane OF life The pictures OF herself-wmch may
be seen In the papers all over the contnent-benra
strong resemblance to the original, In the general out
line of the head and the benign expression OF the co
tenance Her conversation reveals her natural refine
mcnt and general intelligence. while her voice Ia ngd
lated by the supremacy OF those gentle Attributes With
appropriately belong TO the higher types Oh "oinan
The rapid extension of the business Of supplying the
LARGE and constantly increasing demand for Mrs Pink
hams ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS especially those which are spc-
officially adapted to the renovation OF me mlai1, con
situations of women-is something quite cNlrnolunhI i
and cannot fail TO excite astonishment wherever ne
facts arc kown. Her principal laboratory Is adnirap
arranged and supplied with all necessary ana improved
apparatus extracting medicinal ana curative Prop
critics of the plants, herbs, roofs DarS prcs, eu,'
which she employs for the healing OF suffering hu-
manity. -, ,.,, bo,,o ers
Mr. Pnkham and her worthy husband nave sus
tanned great loss and been deeply afflicted IN tne recent
death of two noble SONS They young men OF IN
common character and great PROMISE flred by th
ambition benefit others and M the same tlne 10 pu
M the fortunes of the family they unOItulhtey oc
taxed and exhausted their physical energies ny zoe
constant and intense application TO business Wiicn
sad event has placed in the hands OF SURVIVING pOer
the mercantile department OF the business rms Eclc
man Is evidently equal To the heavy responsibility now
jmposed upon him and under his udicios management
the business il prospecting i'm degree that mas more IMAM
realized the most sanguine expectations. .
Thc sales of Mrs Pnkhams medicines Tor the current
wear are likely TO reach the round OF iOOOOo ana
The Indications warrant the conclusion thht me re-
CENTS of next wear may exceed half million dollars
10 avoid paving heavy duties imposed Dy hc 1a-
ndan Government proprietary medicines MI Ilnh-
ham has JUST erected laboratory for the manufacture
and sale OF the remedies in British America ,
We are always glad when Intelligent enterprise Is
crowned with success and the sccptrc OF influence phceu
I'm the hands of honest indUsty more especially 40 we
rejoice when the cntcrprse-as Is Inc case III the pres
emf instancc-ams at the accomplishment OF pchccct
ends Mrs Pinkham and her noble family have iairly
earned the great success they have won.
Let our readers remember that Mrs. Pnkhan docs
MOI relieve human suffering after inc. manner so
prevalent among the doctors Of the alOpatic school
TO relieve pain she does not destroy sensation ny e use
of powerful narcocs-whCh Is the evil device OF pro
fessional Ignorance OF the healing arbut her remedies
assist nature 10 throw off the disease by imparnS new
energy TO all the organic functions OF human NE May
the time soon come when shall witness the END OF
the aopathic method OF killing people to terminate thcr
suffcrings.