The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-04-19
THE NEW MECCA.

walks abroad through the me-
dunn of the printing press, and
with an entire disregard of the
consequences to humanity, seeks
TO imposeshis unskllful services
or worthless decoctions upon the
public, We take especial pleasure
in saying a word in commenda-
ton of reliable and Justly fa-
nous Institution of Healing.
We refer TO DIR. r. V. Pierce's
Worlds Dispensary and lnva-
lids Hotel" the pride Of the
good city of Buffalo and the
Mecca of a multitude of inva-
lids who owe recovery to the
skillful treatment and attention
there received. DR.. Pierce's es-
tablishment comprises TWO man.
moth and artistic structures, con.
nected by an open passage way :
One and Invalid's Hotel and
Surgical Institute, presided over
by corps of eighteen celebrated
physicians and surgeons, and pro-
vided throughout with the most
luxurious appointments and con-
veniences that taste can suggest
and money can supply.
Here are faultlessly furnished
and decorated reception rooms,
reading rooms, spacious sleeping
apartments, Turkish baths, and
every possible convenience of a
magnificiently constructed and
literally managed hotel, with
each and every department a
marvel of artistic fitness and
completeness.
The adjoining structure is
known as the "World's Dispen-
sary.o, Upon each of its six i'm
mense floors scene is presented
which, when once observed, can
never be forgotten.
In the Laboratory on the top
floor. large number of careful
chemists are constantly employ
ed in the preparation of DIR.
Pierce's Golden Medical DIscov-
cry, Favorite Prescription, and
other world famed preparations,
which at all hours OF the busy
day. goes Staging and gurgIing
through Il system of tubing, from
its birthplace.on the fifth floor 10
the bottling and labelling depart
ment in the vast basement ofthe
building. The intermediate floors
are alive with the buzz and whirr
OF, not alone, fourteen printing
presses, throwing off a countless
variety of pamphlets, circulars,
books and labels, but of folding,
pressing and pasting machinery.
all operated by the defl fingers
of cleanly dressed and intelligent
young ladies. all operating to-
gether and filling the place with
the music of a we'll disciplined
activity, second to none in our
country. DR.. Pierce has done
and is doing a great work for hu-
manity, and can accept the hon
ors and emoluments of his recog-
nized position with a knowledge
that no success was never more
worhtily attained.
To go through a detailed ac-
count ofthe myriad of mechanical
and electrial appliances and con-
trivances here 10 be found in
perfection of construction and
application, or to lead your oh.
servation through suit upon suit
of cheerful and elegant consult
ing and treatment rooms, and 10
dwell upon the other thousand
and one attractive and useful
features of the establishment.
would be pleasing task, but, at
the present moment, for us an
impossible one. Enough for us
to say that the people of the
country should be proud of this
great success, built up solely on
the elements of true American
ism. viz: pluck, integrity and
ability.
Twenty two years Of the daily
and hourly exercise of these
characteristics has gained for DR..
Pierce the confidence of the en-
tire public, and the heartfelt
thanks of the patrons of his skill
whose name is Legion"