Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1905-03-16

iu the management Of the mammoth
business. which has been born of the
confidence of human kind in the truth
of what be has claimed for the reme-
dies and their proved efficacy, is his
son. DIR. v. Mott Pierce. The business,
which is now conducted by the World'g
Diepensary Medical Association, In
proof that the sick and suffering who
have called here for aid have not
called in vain. A business of this kind.
does not flourish for forty years unless
there are truth and honor and results
back of it.
Many attacks have been made upon
the DR.. Pierce remedies, but Tor thirty
eight years they have retained the con
fidence OF the people, and they via DC"
so for many times thirty-eight years to
come. Even the latest attack, made
by a prominent women's journaE, mas
not destroyed that confidence. A.
prompt suit for 100000 damages be-
cause of the statement that DR.. Pleree,s
remedies contained alcohol, was fol-
lowed by an equally prompt retraction
of the charge. The editor found, on
having proper analyses made SHAT
these remedies were free from alcohols
free from opiates, free from all injuri-
GUS ingredients, just as is advertised.
As an outgrowth of the business OF
manufacturing and marketing the
Pierce remedies, there has grown up
an institution in Buffalo known as the
Invalids' Hotel. Here thousands Of
persons, men and women, have come
for successful treatment for special dis
eases. This is the home of the large
staff of physicians and surgeons which
mr. hau
Everyone of these men is a graduate.
from some medical college of standing
and reputation. Everyone of them is.
specialist. Everyone of them is pre- 3
eminently successful in his own hne.-
Here the fortunate patient receives the
best treatment known 10 modern med
ical science. Thousands have come
here for treatment and thousands have
gone away cured. And these have
sung the praises of the Invalids' Hotel
throughout the length and breadth of
the land.
AS a matter of fact, the InvalidsS
Hotel is a modern hospital without the
distressing appearance of one. It is
a comfortable home where the ailing
one is carefully and scientifically treat
ed. 1t has its operating rooms, and at.
the head of this department stands DR..
leading surgeons of the country. 1t.
has unique treatment-room constantly
charged with ozone and equipped With
many curious appliances, by means of
which patients not able to exercise Sc
cure the benefit of such exercise with.
out effort on their part. 1t has many
| curious cOntrivances for massaging diff
ferent parts of the body and for stimu-.
lating and strengthening various organs.
| It has electrical machines for treatmene
by that wonderful curative agent OF
nature. 1t has an X-ray-TOOm wherein
is one Of the finest X-Tay apparatus,
manufactured, where examinations of
| patients are made and where they are
treated by the X-rays and by high fire.
| quent currents. Results have been OBJ
tanned in this room which have aston
ished experts elsewhere. It has its own
| dispensing-room with its staff of grad
uRted and licensed pharmacists. Here
all prescriptions given by the various
doctors, either for patients in the hos
pital or at their homes, are filed
There is nothing left to chance in the
J Invalids' Hotel. It is, in brief, mod.
ern hospital, conducted by experts upon
the most scientific principles. And it
is this fact which makes it one of the
noteworthy institutions of Buffalo, and
the Niagara Frontier.
1t would be unfair to the DR.. Pierce
establishment to leave the subject With
out brief reference to the immense a--
bOratory in which the wOrld-famO1ss
medicines are manufactured Roots.
herbs and barks of known powers and
specific properties are used in these
medicines. They are gathered in the
woods and fields, especially for Doctor
Pierce, and they are bought in large
quantities. At the laboratory they are
ground and mixed by skilled men and
prepared with the utmost care and
under the most cleanly conditions.
They are always the same and always
just what they purport to be; nothing
else. SThousands of bottles are filled
daily and shipped to almost every.
known point, whence from drug stores
they find their way alike into the homes
of the rich and the homes of the poor,
bringing relief from suffering and res
tOraton to health.