San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-05-18
wEz.l.MERREED SUCCESS.

A gentlemen once asked distinguished dlspe n
sing druggist to explain the secret OF the slnost
universal demand for Dr. Richmond's samaritan
Nervine. He said that IL was In Tact a genuine
medicine-such compound as every good physl-
clan would prescribe. for the disease which it was
advertised to cure OF course it cost less than any
drug gis would charge for the article supplied
ou a physicians prescription and besides there
was a wing OF the Doctors lee in addition. More
over by 6uying the drugs in such enormous guam
titles and having periect apparatus Tor compound
ing the MIXTURE he not only enabled to get the
better articles in the Fl place, bus also 10 present.
the medicine in better form and at less price than
the same preparation could possibly obtained from
any other source DR.. Richmond has devoted all
his energies to the alienation Of human suffering.
With this end in view, and with his whole heart IN
his great labor foi the benefit of the afflicted he
has achieved marked and merited success There
can be no real success without true merit Inat mis-
success is real is evidenced by the fact that his re-
puta. ion as man and physician, does not deterio-
rate and the tact that there is steadily increasing
demand FOR his Samaritan Nervlne proves that IL Is
no nostrum, but a reliable remedy, He has repeat
eddy informed tue public that 10 is no patent Medl-
cine that patent has been asked ioTlt or OBTAIN
ed Neither does he advertise as a cure all.
There are YuIdreds OF diseases that ne aeknowled-
ges hat il will not cure. Ii may be urged that
some OF these diseases widely dlHerem that u
IL seems absurd to prescribe the same remedy.
They may differ in symptoms, yet IN character De
precisely similar: and then we must take into con-
sid ration the fact that remedies may possess vsr-
ious properties, Thus, some medicines are Doth
tonic aud Alternative: theirs may be tonic and laxa-
tive the properties differing according 10 the guam
tity administered aud the time snd circumstances
which dem and its employ ment.
In the n anu 'scture ef any pharmaceutical prepar-
alton ,be purity aud strength OF the materials used
and the requisite machinery TO be employed are
amoug the chief essentials. Tue nrst ts insured oy
purchasing the ingredients. 10 A-ge 9uanhuss,
~hereoy The exercise OF greater care 10 selecting me
materials can be Afforded aud the secoHd can only
BE secom, lishej where the business IL suha emily
exten.re 10 warrant large outlay OF capital 10 pro
rgriug chemical apparaius. These facts apply with
especial force 10 he uanufseture OF our medicines
their qualify bAving been vastly improved soee he
a.-.na has become 30 great TO require their
mauuiseture 70 vsry large Quantities,
These ideas are not mere speculative remarks 10
--f.lead the reader or 20 inbue hin sith false
vis-. o. The superiority ofour DedieBes While in
speczing or, gichnond's e.isolishnent, yea vo7ld
- s,rp-ised 10 zee ire stuirsbls tacilHies. eota
ebs-,iesl ira us-ehsuSc.i Which be euPioJt in the
p-o.ecufias o. his business. EvsTythieg srrnng-
q IL tbe most perfectly systsustie order AID roie
a TIE GENERAL observer fhsrs appears 70 os %
rsor for iuprovsut. re- apptrtfus az neenA.l-
e .ppsocss are eoostsstly being prsesi e i0E ne
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