The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-06-28
|. A Successful Career.

OIe OF the most striking eX-
amples of what real native Amer
lean grit aud intelligence can ac
complish in the face OF apparent
ly lnsurmouuiable difficulties. is
presented in the career of The fa
nous DIR. Il. V. Pierce, head of
the Worlds Dispensary Medical
Association AMI the Invalid's Ilo-
tel and Surgical Institute, OF
Buffalo. n. Y, and who, through
the medium OF his curaiives, is
known and honorcdethroughoui
all chris;endnm.
Born in little New York viii
lage, and reared IN small Penn
sylvania town, his early youth
was a struggle between disa,l-
santaces and ardent desire in he
strife for education.
The public school and every
other LossiDle medium of in
struction was eagerly utilized by
the active brainel boy, until, al
eighteen years of age he felt and
knew his ability 10 cope success
fully with a course of profession
al study. After five years of ar
duons and Continuous effort, he
reaped the honors of Il signally
successful graduation in ne.li-
cine. His early professional la
bors were confined 10 Il rural
district of Pennsylvania until
1867, when desire and deter
minaiion 10 achieve success and
win a name. brought him to III
city of Buffalo, in his native
state. where the field was broad
er and opportunities more plen
tlful.
Goaded onward by an active
brain and tremendous energy, we
next find him located in asmall
room on an obscure street, pre-
pairing and putting on the mark
ct carefully prepared remedies
and specifics for the relief of the
multitude beyond the range of a
narrow circuit of daily calls.
Another change, and we md
him in a large building on Main
Street. and the recipient OF The
first fruits of growing public
confidence.
Or. Pierce. like every other
brainy man of the age. was and
is a firm believer in ihesliberal
nse of printers Ink, and from his
Main street establishment he dis
patched The message of his heal
ing power throughout the entire
country. The Doctor knew, as
the whole world knows, the mer
IFS of his skifIiully devised and
prepared remedies and was only
eager for their public test. A
few more years and the largest
and llandsomest structure IN the
city of Buffalo lowered toward
The sky in monumental acknowl
edgement of The vital energy and
gifted learning Of tins our repre-
sentative American Doctor. The.
Palace Hotel. for inva!ids, as
this noble Institution WAS called.
fell an early victim 10 the flames.
hut like a Phoenix from ihe ash
ees OF this confiasratlon sprang mp
i he present mammoth dual siruct
are, furnishing alike luxurious
resort Of Health. Rest and Invig-
.Dration. and also fhe birthplace
for those standard specifics which
are going out in never ending
flow TO all the countries of the
earth. 1t is a positive fact that
will asionnd you who doubt the
nower of energy TO conquer. that
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
rovery is as we'll known in India
today as in New York City. and
IS yet onlyon the threshold OF lis
destined usefulness.
The W6rl rs Dispensary and
he Invalid's Hotel and Surgical
Institute is combination of lux
sIrious accommodation and every
conceivable comforHand possible
curative. appliance known 10
science. 1t Is a haven where
chronic diseases and physical af-
iiictions yield to the potent in-
fluences Of skiilful treatment.
In conclusion, we can only say
.hat it ranks In public confidence
just where it deserves TO stand
foremost amongst the reliable
curative establishments of :he
world.