The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-08-31
A GREAT INSTITUTIONS.

ouhUio 10 ttte nome Ol large ana
noted institutions and industries of
various descriptions. Among the
foremost of these is the Invalid,'
Hotel and Surgical Institute, a
great sHnitarium, founded and pre-
sided over by DR.. r. v. Pierce.
Here is the instance of physi-
Ian Ia the practice of his profesa
sion, finding his medicines SO sue
cessful that he desired to have
them used beyond the limits of a
merely personal practice, realizing
that however large this might be.
TWAS yet narrow field in which
to confine the use of valuable
remedies. With this idea he adj
vertised. and their merits became
known until they attained a world
wide sale. He received numerous
consultations by mail from those
who had received benefit from his
medicines, and desired further pro-
fessionaladvice. This department
continued to grow by reason of sue
cessful results, until he now has
eighteen experienced and skilled
physirians associated with him,
asmong who,n are specialists on
everclronir, nr Tong standing dis
xs,se.
Then the call for personal treat
nent FROM all parts of the country
hrcanie so great, that it was neces
sary,to erect an Invulils' Hotel su
large that under one roof might bt.
found every comfort and luxury of
life for the guest, whom the ca pac-
fty of an invalid would receive
treatment from specialists of the
highest medical skill, assisted by
frequent consultation with I;r.
Pierce, the President of the Facul-
ty, That an institution like this,
greas in conception and perfect in
detail, of large dimensions contain.
ing patients from all sections, that
y physician practicing medicine
should have, SO to speak, extended
his practice oyer the world, by
fodnding al in-ti;ution like, seems
remarkable, and yet that is just
what DIR. Pierce has done. Space
will not permit US to describe this
great Invalid's Hotel, butitis COM
plete In every detail. Receptions
rooms, parlors, library, reading
room, magnificent private rooms, ii
bath department supplied with
Turkish and other baths, medical
sargicai, electrical departments,
etc. III passing we will allude to
its Bureau of Medical Correspond
ence, where from ten to twelve
physicians; with their stenogra.
pliers are constantly employed in
attending to vast correspondence
received from invalids residing in
NIL parts Of the United States and
Canada. Every important case re
ceives the CAREFUL consideration OF
Y council composed of from three
{ tos!iive Of these expert specialists,
hsfore finally passed upon. ana
prescribed for.
N In the rear Of the invalids' Hotel
is the Worlds Dispensary. This
building Is one hundred feet square
and six stories high. It coptains
the labor at0ry where DR.. Pierce's
celebrated remedies are prepared,
And from whence they are shipped
AL aver the world. DR.. r. "
Pierce who founded this institution
that had no model and seems too
perfect in its appointments for i'm,
ttation, maintains constant person.
u supervision over every detail ol
its vast system. He Is nut yet six
~ years old, young-looking
man for his age, and one Of the
fol einost citizens Of Buffalo. He
was elected ~ the state Senate
and subsequently to Congress, bul
felt called upon u resign that higl
And honorable position 10 devote
hls-entire time 70 hls business and
lhe service QE Ehls psfisnts, and mi,