The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-19
A GREAT INSTITUTION,

foremost OF these IS the lnYalldh
Hotel and Surgical Institute, a
great sanitarlum, founded and pre-
sided over by DR.. r, V, Pierce,
Here is the instance of a physi-
clan in the practice Of his profess
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,
II was yet a narrow field in which
to conGne the use Of valuable REM
edies, With this idea Of advertised,
and their merits became known un-
til they attained a worldwide sale.
He received numerous consulta-
tions by mail from those who had
received benefit from his medicines,
and desired further professional ad-
vice, This department continued
to grow by reason Of successful re-
suits, until he now has eighteen ex-
perieuced and skilled physicians as
socated with him, among whom
are specialists on every chronic, or
long-standing disease,
Then the call for personal treat
ment from all parts Of the country
became so great, that it was nee
esslry to erect an lnyalids' Hotel
so large that under one roof might
be found every comfort and luxury
Of life for the guest, who in the ca
pacity Of an Invalid would receive
treatment from specialists Of the
highest medical skill, assisted by
frequent consultation with Dr.
Pierce, the President Of the Facul-
ty, That an institution like this,
great In conception and perfect in
detail, OF large dimensions contain
Ing patients from all sections, that
"a physician practIcIng medicine
should have, so to speak, extended
his practice over the world by
founding an instution like this,
seems remarkable, and yet that Is
Just what DR., Pierce has done,
Space will not permit us to describe
this great lnyalids' Hotel, but II IS
complete in every detail Recep'
tion rooms, parlors, library reading
room, magnificent private rooms, a
bath department supplied with
Turkish and other baths, medical,
surgical, electrical departments,
etc, In passing we will alIude to
Ilts Bureau Of Medical Correspond
cuec, where from ten TO twelve
physieians, with their stenograa
piers are constantly employed In
attending 60 vast correspondence
received from inyalids residing In
Ian parts Of the United States and
Canada, Every important case re-
eelyes the careful consideration Of
a council composed of from three
to bye OF these expert specialists,
before 0nally passed upon, and pre-.
gtrbcd lor
In the rear Of the lnyalids llote
IN the Worlds Dispensary This
building Is one hundred feet square
and sIS stories high, It contains
the labratory whore Dr. Pierce
celebrated remedies are prepared
and from whence they are shIppet
all over the world, Dr. Il, V, Pierce
who founded this institution that
had no medel aud seems too perfect
In its appointments for imitation
maintains constant personal super
vision over every detail of ita yaaI
system, He is not yet sixty year,
old, isa youngalooking man for hb
Iage, and one Of the foremost titi
Gems Of Bu1alo, Ilo was elected tt
the state Senate, and subseQucut'
Ily to Congress, but felt edled upor
TO resign that high and honorable
position TO devote his entire time
TO his business aud service Of hll
IpdllcnlH, aud thia reveals the ao
trtt OF hIs wonderful success, by
showing the earnestness and deyo
tion with which he applies himself
TO his chosen profession, always
seeding new aud improved method,
to cXlcud his usefulness
Although a very busy man, Dr.
Pierce has found time In which tc
write a great book OF over a thoua
sand pages entitled, The Peoples
Common Sense Medical Adviser In
Plain English, or Medicine SlmpII0
cd, Few books In the English Ian.
Iguage, have reached 80 great a sale
as has this popular work. over
$4,000 copies having been sold At
tlbO each, The profits OH tbir
enormous sale having repaid Ia au.
thor for the great amount Of labor
| and money expended on its produe'
tioH, he has now decided TO give
IawaN absolutely free, 100000 cop.
t.. .f ttI. .,,lUtti. tpnL tkN VVEl,i