The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-02-21
a Successful Career.

One OF tue most striking exam
pies of what real native American
grit and intelligence can accom-
plish in the face of apparently IN
surmountable difficulties, is presen
ted in the career of the famous
DR.. R. v. Pierce, head of the
Worlds Dispensary Medical Assoc
citation and the Invalids' Hotel and
and Surgical Institute, OF Buffalo,.
N. Y, and who, through the me@i-
um OF his curatives, is known an,
honored throughout all rhris,endom
Born in little New York viii
lsge, and reared in a small Penn
sylvania town, his early youth was
struggle between disadvan-
tages an ardent desire in the strife
for education.
The public school and every
other medium of instruction was
eagerly utilized by the active
Drained boy, until, at eighteen
years of age, he felt and knew his
ability to cope successfully with
course of professional study.
After five years of arduous and
continuous effort, he reaped the
honors of signally successful
graduation in medicine His early
professional labors were until con-
fined TO rural district of Pennayl-
vania until 1857, when desire
and determination to achieve sue
cess and win a name. brought him
to the City of Buffalo, in his native
State, where the field was broader
and opportunities more plentiful.
Goaded onward by an active
brain and tremendous enegy, we
next find him located in small
rom on an obscure street, preparing
and putting on the market care
full prepared remedies and apecilics
for the relief of the multitude be.
yond the range Of narrow circuit
of daily calls.
Another change, and we find him
in large building on Main Street,
aud the recipient of the first fruit
of growing public confidence.
DR.. Price, like every other brai
ny man of the age, was and is 3
firm believer in the liberal use OF
printers ink, and from his Main
street establishment ne dispatched
the message of his healing power
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The Doctor knew, as now the whole
world knows, the merits OF his
skillfully-devised and prepared
remedies, and only eager Tor theil
public test. a few more years anC
the largest and handsomest struc
lures in the city of Buffalo lowered
toward the sky in monumental ac
acknowledgements of the vital energy
and gifted learning of this our rep
resen tat.ve American Doctor
The Palace Hotel, for Invallds' q.
this noble Institution was called
fell an early victim to the flames
but, like a Phoenix, from the ashes
of this confagration sprang up tn,
preoent mammoth dual structure
furnishing alike luxurious resor
a Health, Rest end Inauguration
and also the birthplace of thos,
standard spacifics which are COINS
out in never-ending flow to al
the countries of the earth. 1t is
positive fact that we'll astound yo,
who doubt the powersof Energy t,
conquer that DR.. Pierce's Colder
Medical Discovery is as well-knowl
in India to- day as New York City
and yet is only on the threshold o
its destined usefulness.
The Worlds Dispensary and thu
Invalid Hotel and Surgical In sti
tute is a Combination of Luxurious
accommodation and every con.
ceivable comfort and possible cur
alive appliance known to science
1t is a haven where chronic diseas
es and physical Affections yield t.
to the potent influence of skilfu
treatment.
In conclusion, we can only sa,
that it ranks in public confidenc,
just where it deserves to stand
foremost among the reliable cura-
tive establishments OF the worls.