The morning times., 1896-07-15
HOMEENDoRSEMENT.

So highly Is DR.. Pierce regarded at home
that he has been repeatedly elected to the
highest public offices tsuch as state Sena-
tor and United States Representative, by
the citizens OF Buffalo, and such is his pro-
fessiona, standing and that OF his Institute,
that he, as well as the members OF his medi-
cal staff, are not only constantly consult
ed by physicians all over America, but
have held executive positions in leading
medical and scientific societies. DR..
Pierce has on file many thousand letters
from grateful people, many of whom were
cured by his remedies after having been
given up as incurable by local physicians
and noted specialists. Many OF these
grateful patients have specially requested
that their cures be published for the benefit
OF other sufferers. Statistics show that
there are not three cases or female disorder
in hundred that DR.. Pierce's remedies
Will not cure promptly and permanently.
No matter how serious the case ma be, no
matter what friends, physicians and spc-
cialists may say, no matter how helpless
and hopeless the patient may feel, il she
will write to the Worlds Dispensary Medi-
cal Association, at Buffalo, N. Y, of which
DR.. Pierce Is President, she will promptly
receive, free OF cost, such plain, straight
forward, confidential advice as will enable
her TO cure herself at home. If, as it some
times happens, her case doesn't Yield en-
tirely to the remedies named, the records
show that by visiting DR.. Pierce's Inva-
lids Hotel and Surgical Institute and plac-
ing herself under the treatment of the cOrps
OF skilled specialists, who have successfully
treated thousands upon tbousa nds OF cases,
she VIII soon go forth a well, strong and
happy woman. After years of experience
it has been found that there are very, very
few cases, not curable by DR.. Pierce's put
up medicines on sale throughout the land,
and when such case is found the patient
is not asked to indulge in further expert
ments and expense, but is candidly advised
by Dr. Pierce as to her true condition.
A GREAT BOOK FREE.
When DR.. Pierce, published the first etit
ton OF his work, The Peoples Common
Sense Medical Adviser, he announced that
after $4,000 copies had been sold at
the regular price, 81 so per copy, the pro-
fit on which would repay him for the
great amount OF labor and money expended
| IN producing 1t, he would distribute the
| next half million copies free As this
| number ef copies has already been
sold. he is now distributing, absolutely
! free, 100000 copies of this most
sn%plsse. sna as1ns. COUPON INTEREST," int :
%sa %srs 'snss sTss No. IA %ssss ,asI;.tsan a.
| the recipient only being required to mail
| 10 him, for the Worlds Dispensary Medi a
| Association. of Buffalo, N. Y, of which
he is president, this little coupon numbe
with twenty one t2l) cents in onc-cent
stamps to pay for postas c and packing only, /,
and the book will be sent by mail 1t is
| a veritabie medical library. complete in
one volume. 1t contains over 600 pages
and more than 800 Illustrations Several
| finely illustrated chapters are devoted
to the careful consideration i'm plain Ian
guage. Of diseases peculiar to women and
their successful home treatment without he