Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1891-12-24
AN pfPARrIAL EDEroRIAI.
Review OF the France Medical and
Surgical Institute, Columbus. o.
MADE WITHOUT CHARGE AND WITHOUT

IL reviewing aa establishment such
this, is impOrlaleJ as regarlls the esta1ls
rant itsglf comes secondary % the iElcre.
rf is patrons, 8ad il Is the interests OF 4.
inter Fhica .0ies thcp p.aaecf pre-eminenc
IN th,s ,ii.-,.i. As W. make no charge ant
receive 20 p.s l-o.n the ins,i ut.On, but rei5
upon sllUsa wku pairOuize il for our regula.
and assured income, We do not take into
consideration what those who conduct sucl
institutions desire should be said, but from
'he standi It Of the ratrcn who desires a
clear, definite and truthful exposition, we
make such, asking no pay from the estsb-
lishment and only the confidence Of those
who read our report upon the same.
Hence, The rSrgrt herewith following, being
unbiased aGd u. 1aid-frce Of prejudice and
made solely ard alone for tie public's pro-
teotion-may be implicitly relied upon
throughout
The correspondent in reviewing the France
Medical and Surgical institute at Columbus,
o., has been neither led into eXalung that
institution from interested motives, nor on
the other hand in undertaking ii from the
motives Of self-interest which inspire ire
sponsible, unreliable and disreputable pa
pers, which single out success and ability
from envy, which causes the little TO ever
despisC these greater than themselves.
With the usual sprcad-eagle and fulsome
eulogium of paid wrlte-ups this paper has
no sympathy-nor has it more for these
pestiferous insects which would sting thas
upon which they cannot feed. DR.. W. A.
France is power in the profession to wbicl.
he belongs and no man in the country has
done more to bring medicine and surgery 70
that state of perfection which entities
them to be known as exact sciences.
He has practiced for years,
achieving a wonderful reputation in
: his cures of long standing chronic diseases,
and now seeks to occupy larger field and
benefit an increased number by widely ad-
vertislng. Against such humanitarian in
tention ethics and the dry rot of the medical
profession may beat its head in vain. DIR.
! France is an intelligent, skilled scientist and
an honor to the profession. He is well
! posted and keeps in touch with the latest
and best discoveries in medical science-a
deep reader and profound thinker. Against
such man and his wonderful skill paid
critics may write, and those "cribbed, cab
ined and confined" by moss-covered ethics
may rage, but they imagine vain things if
they for one moment believe they can pre-
vail against the honorable record and long
list of cures effected by DR.. France and
his corps of trained assistants. DR..
France, in addition to his own recog-
nized ability, has brought to his aid
the trained and intelligent services of COM
petent assistants-and in all matters er-
tanning to the institute, rare executive abil-
ity and business acumen go hand in hand
with thoroughness and wise discretion. No
institution ever investigated offers such q
desirable combination Of advantages as does
the France Medical and Surgical Institute
The remedy known as Olive Blossom, com.
pounded under the personal supervision OF
DR.. France and embodying in its ingredient
and wonderful power the long experience
andsgreat judgmento of his master mind, pre-
sents to suffering women the panacea whicl
J has long been sought and makes good a cor
summation most devoutly wished for By
those whose sympathies are with long SUI
fering sex. Olive Blossom is unequivOcali
the greatest discovery in this nineteenth
tury era of rare development and is pG
excellence the woman's friend and sufferiN
: humanity's rarest boon. The editorial &
partment of this paper has never bef0,
been used to indorse proprietary medicine
but this remedy we gladly recommend, as
doing SO we realize that we are benettin
every reader. This remedy is the best in tn
) world for the purpose for which it is dt
signed, and is worth its weight in gold--fc
It'll infallible where all others fail--it h.
never been known to fail in time of ncCt
We indorse no other medical institution
Columbus, save the France Medical ins;
tute. 1t was Incorporated III 1856, with
capital of $3G0.0G0. No other Sii.l.ar esta}
lishment in the country can begin to con
pare with it in advantages, hence we sing
1t out for Endorsement. We unhes itatinSl
O recommend it to all fully, freely ana
servcdlv- G'io S''''" 'r-'-''-e''