The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-04-09
An Impartial Editorial Review of the
France Med cal and Surgical Institute
Columbus, Ohio.
MADE WITHOUT CHARGE AND WITHOUT
PREJUDICE,


Columbus, Ohio.
MADE WITHOUT CHARGE AND WITHOUT
PREJUDICE,
In reviewing an establishment sucb as
this, its importance as regards the es tab
lishment itself comes secondary TO the
interests of it's patrons, and IL is the inter
ests of the latter which hold the place of
pre-eminence in this journal. As we make
no charge and receive no pay from the i'm
stitution, but rely upon those who patron
ize IL for our regular and assured income,
we do not take into consideration what
those who conduct such institutions desire
should he said, but from the standpoint of
the patron who desire clear, definite
and tru hful exposition, we make such,
asking no pay from the establishment,
and only the confidence of those who read
our report upon the same. Hence, the
report herewith following, being unbiased
and unpaid-free Of prejudice and made
solely and alone for the public's protec-
tion-may be implicitly relied upon
throughout.
The correspondent, in reviewing the
France Medical and Surgical Institute at
Columbus, Ohio, has been neither led into
exalting that institution from interested
motives, nor, on the other hand, in un-
derrating II from the motives of self
interest which inspire irresponsible,
unreliable and disreputable papers, which
single out success and ability, from envy,
which causes the little to ever dispise
those greater than themselves. With the
usual spread eagle and fulsome eulogium
of paid write ups this paper has no sym
pathy-nor has IL more for these pesti-
ferrous insects which would sting that
| upon which they caunot feed. DIR. W. A.
France is power in the profession to
which he belongs, and no man in the
country has done more to bring medicine
and surgery to that state of perfection
which entities them to be known as exact
sciences. He has practced for years,
achieving wonderful reputation in his
cures of long standing chronic diseases,
and now seeks to occupy a larger field
and benefit an increased number, by
widely advertising. Against such hu.
manitarian intention ethics and the
dry rot of the medical pro-
fession may beat its head in vain.
tist 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 a profound
thinker. Against such a man and his
wonderful skill paid critics may write,
and those "cribbed, cabined and con-
finedn by moss covered ethics, may rage,
but they imagine vain things IL they for
one moment believe they can prevail
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 recognized ability,
has brought to his aid the trained and in.
telligent services of competent assist.
ants-and in all matters pertaining to the
institute, rare executive ability andlbusi-
ness acumen go hand in hand with thor.
oughness and wise discretion. No insti-
tuition ever investigated offers such de-
sirable combination of advantages as
a. Al, AAA.l
stitute. The remedy known as Olive
Blossom, compounded under the personal
supervision of DR.. France, and embody-
ing in its ingredients and wonderful
power, the long experience and great
judgment of this master mind, pre-
sents to suffering women the panacea
which has long been sought and makes
good consummation most devoutly
wished for by those whose sympathes are
with long suffering sex. Olive Blossom
is unequivocally the greatest discovery of
this nineteenth century era of rare devel-
opment, and is par excellence the
woman's friend and suffering humanity's
rarest boon. The editorial department
of this paper has never before been used
to endorse proprietary medicines, but this
remedy we gladly recommend, as in doing
so we realize that we are benefiting every
reader. This remedy is the best in the
world for the purpose for which ii is de-
signed, and is worth its weight in gold
for 1t is infallible where all others fail-it
has never been known to fail in time of
need. We endorse no other medical in
stitution in Columbus, save the France
Medical Institute. 1t was incorporated
in 1886, with capital of 100000. No
other similar establishment in the country
can begin to compare with ii in advant-
ages, hence we single it out for endorse
ment. We unhesitatinRly recommend il
to all fully, freely and unreservedIy.-
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