The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1888-01-26
The New Mecca.

In this age Of misrepresentation,
when the irrepressible Quack walks
abroad through the medium of the
printing press, and with an entire dis
regard OF the consequences to human
ity, seeks to impose his unskillful ser
vices or worthless decoctions upon the
public, we take especial pleasure in
saying word in commendation OF a
reliable and justly famed Institution
Of Healing.
We refer to DR.. r. V. Pierce s
Worlds Dispensary and Invalids'
Hotel" the pride Of the good city Of
Buffalo and the Mecca" of a multi
tude Of invalids who owe recovery to
the skillful treatment and attention
there received. DR.. Pierce's establish
ment comprises two mammoth and
artistic structures, connected by an
open passage way: One an Invalids'
Hotel and Surgical Institute, presided
over by corps of Eighteen Celebrat-
ed Physicians and Surgeons, and pro-
vided throughout with the most luxu-
rious appointme nts and conveniences
that taste can suggest and money sup
ply.
Here are faultlessly furnished and
decorated reception-rooms, reading
rooms, spacious sleeping apartments,
Turkish Baths, and every possible
convenience of a magnifcently-con-
structed and liberall managed Hotel,
with each and every department a
marvel Of artistic fitness and complete
ness.
The adjoining structure is known
as the Worlds Dispensary." Upon
each Of it's immense floors scene is
presented which, when once observed,
can never be forgotten.
In the Laboratory on the top floor,
a large number Of careful chemists
are constantly employed in the prepa-
ration Of Dr. Pierce'a Golden Medical
Discovery, Favorite Prescription, and
other world famed preparations,
which, at all hours Of the busy day,
goes singing and gurgling through
system of tubing, from its birth place
on the fifth floor to the bottling and
labelling department in the vast base
ment of the building. The interme-
diate floors are alive with the buzz and
whirr of, not alone, fourteen printing
presses, throwing off countless varie-
ty Of pamphlets, circulars, books, and
labels, but of folding, pressing, and
FASTING machinery, all operated by
the deft fingers of cleanly-dressed
and intelligent young ladies, all oper-
ating together and filling the place
with the music Of we'll disciplined
activity second to none in our coun-
try. DIR. Pierce has done and is doing
a great work for humanity, and can
accept the honors and emoluments of
his recognized position with knowl-
edge that no success was ever more
worthily attained.
Of the myriad mechanical and cleo
trical appliances and contrivances here
to be found in perfection Of construc-
ton and application, or to lead your
observation through suit upon suit Of
cheerful and elegant consulting and
treatment-rooms, and to dwell upon
the other thousand-and-one attractive
and useful features Of the establish
ment, would be pleasing task, but,
at the present moment. for US an i'm
possible 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
Americanism, viz, Pluck. Integrity
and Ability.
Twenty-Five years Of the daily and
hourly exercise of these characters
tics has gained for DR.. Pierce the con-
fidence of the entire public, and the
heartfelt thanks of the patrons of his
skill, whose name is Legion"