The Washington critic., 1889-05-03
Tho New Mecca.

In this age of Misrepresentation, when
the irroprcssibc Quack walks abroad
through the medium of the printing press,
and with an entire disregard of the conse-
qucnces to humanity, seeks to impose his
llnskillful services or worthless decoctions
upon the public, VIC take especial pleasure
In saying word In commentator of a re-
liable and iustly-famous Institution of
Healing.
We refer to DIR. Il. V. Pierce's "World's
Dispensnry and Invalid's Hotel and Sur
gicnl Institute the pride of the good city
Of Buffalo and the mecca of multitude
Of invalids who owe recovery to the s!lillful
treatment and attention there received
DIR. Picrce's establishment comprises two
mammoth and artistic structures, con-
nected by an open passage way: One an
lnvalids Hotel and Surgical Institute pre-
sided over by corps of Eighteen Cce-
brnted Physicians and Surgeons, and pro-
vlded throughout with the most luxurious
appointments and convenienccs that taste
can suggest and money can supply.
Here are faultlessly furnished aud deco
rated reception rooms, reading room, spa
| cious sleeping apartments, Turkish baths,
| and every possible convenience of q mag
| niiiccntly- constructed and libcrally-man-
| aged Hotel, with each and every depart
mcnt a marvel of artistic fitness and com
pleteness.
The adjoining structure is known as the
"World's Dispensary" Upon each of its
six immense floors a scene is presented
which, when once observed, can never be
| forgotten.
In the Laboratory on the fifth floor, a
large number of careful chemists are con
| stantly employed in the preparation Of Dr.
| Piercc's Golden Medical Discovery, Fa-
vorlte Prescriptions and other world-famcd
| preparations, which, at all hours of the
busy day, goes singing and gurgling
| through q system of tubing. from its birth
J place on the fifth floor to the bottling and
! labelling department in the vast basement
| of the building. The intermediate floors
are alive with the buzz and whir-r OF, not
| alone, fourteen printing presses, throwing
off a countless variety of pamphlets, circu-
lars, books and labels, but of folding, press
ing ana FASTING machinery all operated by
the def fingers OF cleanly-dressed and
intelligent young ladies', all operating to-
gether and filling the place with the music
of wcll-disciplined activity second to none
In our country. DIR. Pierce has done and
| is doing q great work for humanity, and
can accept the honors and cmoluments of
his recognized position with a knowledge
that no success was ever more worthily at
| talned,
To go through detailed account of the
| myriad mechanical and electrical appliances
and contrivances here to bc found In per-
lection Of construction and application, or
TO lead Your observation through suite upon
suite Of cheerful and elegant consulting and
treaiment-rooms, and to dwell upon the
other thousand-and-one attractive and use
full 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 Ameri-
canism, viz; Pluck, Integrity and Ability.
Twenty-Five years Of the daily and hourly
exercise OF these characteristics has gained
for DIR. Pierce the confidence of the entire
public and the heartfelt thanks of the pa
irons of his skill, "whose name is Legion