Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-02-23

there days / had gained so much that
/ most emphatically refused to be taken
to the hospital. / have steadily gained
in health and strength every day since,
so that my improvement is not only
surprise to myself and husband. but
neighbors regard my cure as nothing
less than miracle. Any person desir-
ing information concerning my all
ments. which DIR. Pierce's medicines
have cured, can have it by writing to
me and enclosing a self-addressed
stamped envelope. -
Mrs. Anna Tule.
No single doctor in the United States
has such unlimited resources as are at
command of the great institution of
which DIR. Pierce is the head, sur
rounded by selected staff of nearly a
score of eminent specialists in every
branch of medical practice. Everyone
who consults DIR. Pierce by mail re-
ceives free the benefit of such careful
consultation and advice as would be
demanded by King or millionaire.
Out of the vast stores of experience
accumulated in lifetime Of research
DIR. Pierce has compiled a wonderful
| thousand-page illustrated book, 1.-THE
Peoples Common Sense Medical Adj
l
| in one volume. Over 200, 900 Ameri-
can homes contain copies of this great
book. About half Of this enormous
issue sold at Sl.5 u copy. A free edi-
| ton in paper covers has been pub
lished, and one copy will be sent to any
family absolutely without price, for
the bare cost of mailing, 81 one-cent
stamps. These should be sent to Worlds
Dispensary Medical Association, 669
Main street; Buffalo, N. Y, or 81
stamps should be sent il heavier,
handsomer, more durable cloth bound
copy is preferred.
The estimation in which this grea;
work is held by professional authorit.
is well shown by the following letter
recently received by DIR. Pierce.
WORDS OF PRAISE FROM VENERABLE
PHYSICIAN.
d. W. Vowles, NJ. D., Of Fowler
Adams Co., ILL.,, writing DIR. Pierc,
says: II send herewith thirty on,
cents 1917 in stamps for The People
: Common Sense Medical Adviser il
French cloth. With this pittance 70
; so valuable work truly gift to tn
publicl, must express my high appre
; citation of the vast amount of good tina
! you have rendered the public. A cor
l rect measure of your usefulness neve
will be made by the public, or tn
/, multitude of afflicted humanity tina
Q has been relieved and cured by you
y medicines. Wherever / go. or hav
= been in the United States, find pei
v sons VINO have used, and are using DR.
e Pierce's medicines with satisfaction
J. and confidence in their virtues for a
7 conditions for which they are recon
Il mended. Never has one spoken di.
IS paragingly of their action, and mus
S say that, from having seen so ofte
their good effects, l am also enthuse
70 with confidence in their action in cast
e and conditions for which they III
IS recommended. 1t is not common fl
n regular physicians to endorse an
q recommend proprietary medicines, bt
y in this case | have no equivocation {
/ hesitancy in SO doing.
{. 81 am graduate of two regular co
" leges Of medicine of high standing, an
lg do not regard it whatever as derogatoI
ID or even preiudicial to good standing,
[. as departure from the code of profe
a sional ethics, IN an old man of
lg years, who has been in the regul
to practice since 1853, to award the iu
y need of praise to one whose laudab
works elicit the grateful thanks
IN thousands who have been relieved |
y, his energy, brains and skill.
r. II am Southerner; been practicii
w here for the past twelve years.
at twill say in conclusion, that m
rs you several times while you were
OF Congress and that you are doing nc
We more good for the human race than
as Congress has done in many yea
on past. In plain words you have been
In blessing to. thousands of sufferi
! humanity"
it ID. w. Vowl,s. M. ID.