The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-02-06
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No single doctor in the United States
has such unlimited resources as are at
command of the great institution of
which DR.. Pierce is the head, surround
ed by a selected staff of nearly a score Of
eminent specialists in every branch of
medical practice. Everyone who con-
suits DR.. Pierce by mail receives free the
benefit of such careful consultation and
advice as would be demanded by a king
or millionaire.
Out of the vast stores OF experience
accumulated in a lifetime of research
DR.. Pierce has compiled a wonderful
thousand-page illustrated book, The
Peoples Common Sense Medical Ad-
wiser" a complete home medical library
in one volume. Over 100000 American
homes contain copies OF this great book.
About half of this enormous issue sold at
$50 copy. A free edition in paper COW
ers has been published, and one copy will
be sent to any family absolutely without
price, for the bare cost of mailing. p one
cent stamps. These should be sent to
Worlds Dispensary Medical Association,
663 Main Street. Buffalo, y. Y. or 81
stamps should be sent if heavier. hand
somer, more durable cloth-bound copy is
preferred.
The estimation in which this great
work is held by professional authority
is well shown by the following letter re
Gently received by DR.. Pierce.
WORDS OF PRAISE FROM A VEN
ERABLE PHYSICIAN.
D. W. Vowles, NJ. D.. of Fowler. Adams
Co, Ills, writing to DR.. Pierce says: Il
send herewith thirty-one cents (3D IN
stamps for The Peoples Common Sense
Medical Adviser in French cloth. With
this pittance for so valuable a work (truly
a gift 10 the public. / must express my
high appreciation of the vast amount OF
good that you have rendered the public.
A correct measure Of your usefulness
never will be made by the public, or the
! multitude Of afflicted humanity that has
I been relieved and cured by your medi-
/ cines. Wherever I go. or have been IN
+ the United States, I find persons who have
used. and are using DR.. Pierce's medi-
+ cines with satisfaction, and confidence fl
+ their virtues for all conditions for which
/ they are recommended. Never has one
+ spoken disparagingly Of their action, and
I must say that, from having seen 50
+ often their good effects. I an also en-
Unused with confidence IN their action fl
cases and conditions for which they are
/ recommended II is not common for reg
ular physicians 10 endorse and recon-
mend proprietary medicines, but IN This
I case have no equiyocaiion or hesitancy
( in so doing
Il am graduate OF two regular col
Ieges OF medicine Of high standing. ard
{ do not regard IL whatever as dsrogayory
or even preiudicial to good standing o.
as departure from the code q pr0fes-
sionaI ethics. IL an old man OF . years
who has been in the regular practics
since 1S9. 70 award the Just NEED Of
praise 10 one whose lsudxble works elicit
the grateful thanks ofi,housanaz wiz
have been relieved BY his energy. brains
and skill.
Il am a southerner; heen p-setlclnE
here for the past twelve years
'fWu say in concins.on- fAzt I me
you several times whiIe yoa were II
Congress and that goa are 6sFng no~
more good for Tire human racs than ~
Congress he's done ia many years past
In plain words VOC have been b,esS.nl
10 thousands OF suffering humanity