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THE WORLD: SATURDAY EVEN An Out-Spoken Letter To The TO WHOM THIS MAY CONCERN: to swallo:- we take into our stomachs It has been well adid that bettor than great riches ig an established reputation for honesty and square dealing. anything by open, frank dealing--by taking his customers into his full con- That is the way I felt when f decided to wake those who may be benefited by the use of my ‘Yell-known medicines "Golden Medical Discovery” and “Favorite Prescription” which are vo be found in every drug store of the land, into my full confidence and tell them just what ingredients enter into the these well-known medicines. I have often noticed that very many of my patients have fidence. composition of my chosen profession, wanted to know what I had prescribed for them to vake. one should have some interest in tne composition of that which he 1s expected This medicine is a superior remedy for the cure of all severo, chronic, or lingering Coughs, Brou- ohitis, Laryngitis, Wonk Lungs, Bleeding trom Lungs, public speakors' Sore Throat, Hoarseness and Suppression or Loos of Voice, Tt doos not nauseate, or debilitate the ctomach or eystem, as other cough medicines do, but, on the contrury, improves digestion, strengthens the stomach, builds up wolfd flesh when reduced below a dard by disoase, and invigoratos the whole systom, Ao a remedy for Torpor of the Liver (generally tormod "Liver f; Complaint” or Biliousnoss"), and for habitual Constipation of the Bowols, it has no equal, For loss of Appetite, Indigestion and Dyspepsia, and .»for General or Nervous Debility or Prostration, } in either sex, it isa very superior modicino, As an alterative, or blood purifior, this modicine | . far superior to any preparation of sarcaparilla, yfodide of potassium, or any other medicine now offered for goncral salo, It Is, therefore, vory val- ‘uable in all forms of Scrofulous and other Blood also for all Skin Diseases, Eruptiona, Rashos, and Blotches, Boils, Ulcers, arising from Impure Blood, are cured by the use of a few bottles of thia com: pound, Unlike other Altoratives or blood-cloana: ” ing medicines, it does not dobilitate, but etrength- ens the system, THIS IS A VERY CONCEN. TRATED, VEGETABLE EXTRACT. The doso ia emall and pleasant to the taste, FULL DIREO- TIONS FOR ITS USE will bo found in the pams phlet which ie wrapped around each bottl MANUPACTORED AT THE CHEMICAL LADORATORY OF WORLD'S DISPENSARY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, Proprietors, BUFFALO. N. ¥. and in at of stoma catarrl of utility tines, even of the rectal healing. malarial origin, menorrhcea. and sloughin; Medical Authorities En WORDS QF PRAISE TOR INGREDIENTS OF a q ate Y aaa by the Indians lo DR, PIERCE'S GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY degeation, dyspepsia, chrome, gastrin (e nybleries, tuitammatt secretion from kidneys and skin I D, says From Eminent Medical Writers Dr. Bantiorow. ‘ fa recognized authority on Materia Therapeutics, says 0! and je gall ¢ Constipation ficient secretions, with bard and dry stools, may be overcome by, the remedy. Chronic catarrh of the intes: f it has proceeded to ulceration, is remark ably benefited by Hydrastis hemorrhage (bleeding) from the rectum, and ulceration mucons meu It may be given as a remedy for intermittent, chronic and malarial poisoning, and enlarged spleen of Tt lessens the secretion of albumin in chronic Bright's disease, diminishes mucus in catarrb of th adder It may be expected to do much good in cases of paresis aud paralysis, when the lesions causing them are not of recent origin, also in paralysis suc: ceeding fevers and other acute discases. uterine hemorrhage, menorrhagia aud congestive dys: Locally good in uterine and vaginal leucor: thea, ulceration and erosion of the cervix, unbealthy sores and old ulcers of the leg.” In che long run no man ever loses composed. 1 recall that in the practice of at the very head of country. It’s but natural that giyceric medicinal extracts will, in the not distant future, largely replace alcoholic ones so generally prescribed by physicians and put out by proprie- tary or "patent medicine "manufacturers, as being more eficient and entirely ck con't nave to take Dr. Pierce's word free from the serious objection of making incbriates when used in lingering alone as to the efficacy of his medicines, forevery or chronic cases, where @ somewhat protracted use of medicine is necessary, uu contained in them bas been extolled, over no matter how good or well adapted to the case it aay be, in order to ob- f agait, by \ading medical writers, (See tain permanent results, extracts below from several standard authors), Inas- auch as the people place confidence in Dr, Pierce and his medicines, there (8 nothing to feur from taking the public into his full contidence and frankly idviny them the formula for ois medicines, thus re- ciprocating the confidence reposed in him, His patients may now know exactly what they are sw lowing when they take these medicines, The ingre- diegts are printed, in plain English, on the wrapper of each bottle that leaves the great laboratory at Vullalo NY This is @ very unusual thing for a munutacturer of proprietary medicines to do, Ia tact, De Pierce stands quite alone in this respeots Truth ts Mighty LO many false fortautas and maticions statemne WD concerning his medicines bave been pub through the connivance of jealous competite liven 1 doctors, that be is determined pletely disarm Nis assailants by a fall and fra ment of theit composition He act that *Truth is mighty and must prevail is a bubble that must soon ourst, Medicines of Knowna Composition ering {rom an obstinate matady wh endorsed py Leading Medical Writers. owing what ag is every one’s right, whether being k $0, espectally in tet concerning vari- ch the drug and oprietar’ f the ¥ ous advertised y dispa icism of the med- ae of bis published receive fa ‘ oof waica No Alcohol Used. R. PIERCE never believed it necessary or advise able to use alcoho! in the preparaticn of either Lis "Favorite Prescription” for weak women, ot bis "Golden Medical Discovery," the well-known altera: tive tonic, which is so largely used as a remedy for indigestion, torpid liver, bad blood and kindred oe ailments. Over forty years ago, he discovered that chemically pure glycerine is a far bettersolvent of most of the active principles residing in our medicinal plants, when used at a proper and sus tained temperature, than is alcotol; and, furthermore, Ask Your Family Physician F a medicine scientifically prepared from just the right proportion of each af the following ingredients must not in proper doses bea splendid te he found that a glyceric extract kept much better restorative an¢ cervine for weal vous. worn-out women If he 's. an honest, than an alcoholic one, and that the glycerine pos: fair-minded man, well upin bi d not given to extreme jealousy, sessed intrinsic remed: e, teing demulcert, be will answer Ip the sf diests are: Blue Cohosh root, uutritive ctive sntiferment. Although Ustcorm roct, Golden Seal toot, Bligia Cohosh root, Lady's er toot and costing § , Doctor Pierce predicts (hac chemucally oure Glycerine cf prope: wpeck@e gravity, These ise the ingredients dorse and Extol the Ingredients of which Dr, Pierce’s Two Leading Remedies are Composed. down organs feel as if they would fall out of the body It ‘is considered by some for the relief of the vomsting of pr Helomas is a decided toute to the urinary tract," STONE ROOT (Gorninsonia Canadensis). Alterative, tonic, stimuli), girtwable tu laryreitis— “Ministers sore throat * Jo ‘/ffiriilt. of sto uach and ine testines—improves appetite, promocer Bow vi gastric Of Cauloy that: MAs a : 5 truation and d creasing th The foregoing four. the Awertcan Dispensa' SCUDDER Prof Ws. Painn, M D., of the oll Philadetp) University of Medicine and’ Surgery, in his work’ ¢ tied "The Medical Propertie Uses of Conce Medicings ' writing of Col! © acts principle residing in Collirsonia Canadensis, or Ste foct), says: “T, not long since, had a patient who was so much oppressed with 9 valvular disease cf the heart that his friends were obliged to carry him up-stairs. Ile, however, gradually recovered wider the influence of Col: linscrin, and is now attending to his business. Hereto- fore physicians knew of no remedy for the removal of fo distressing and so dangerous a malady, With them it was all guess-work, and it fearfully warned the afflicted that death was near at hand. Collinsonin unquesticn: ably affords relief in such cases, and in most instances effects a cure,” He further saya: "In a case of persistent ascites (dropsy), where the ordinary remedies fail to af. ford anything more (han a temporary relief, Collinsonia produced a permanent cure." The above are strong endorsements of one of the most valuable ingredients contained in "Golden Medical Dis: covery,” viz , Collinsonia, or stone root Its virtues how. ever ate not over-extolled, as we can attest from or experience and observation in watching the beneficial taken fro ved a ING &n Hydtastis (Gol achie toni¢ (stomach t. ? catarrk (ca ing same. ct and jaundice, it is of especial ceperident upon different de ree whol abortive by relic trouble depends fully equal to viburnum 1B the In fissure of the anus, organs dependent on congestion e, hydrastia produces of debility, “In the sexual disord Indicated by tenderness and pain the an, Or manimary Par. that disorder, ¢ Valuable in e dysmenorrhaa (painful menstruation) in which it has been most success an established reputation as a remedy of the ulerus, with nervous exciter (SEE ENDORSEMENTS BELOW, ) BLU~ GeHCSH (Caulophyllum). ani rheumatim, dro; nimation of the uterus, et * Ana partus prirpar. vbors, very easy labors and Blue Cohosh scts os an anti- rritation upon which the KINO states that for tis purpose it is He continues, “It employed to relieve ipriiaften cf the ¢ Tt contro} inflammatory states of the organs and gives tone in cases cf the female itis bilitated patients, it bas been very successfully used i of Hysterta to overcome the attack, and tor ryhea, amenorrhea (suppressed menitrna y employed 1t 16 not unreasonable that we snould nave some regard for what , whether 1t be food, drink or medicine. Pd A BADGE OF HONESTY ON EACH BOTTLE. f Reasoning along the above line and having nothing to conceal from the thousands who take my family medicines, and thinking that the great majority of my patients would probably like to know what they are taking, I am now printing : on the wrapper of each bottle of my medicines the ingredients of which it is I feol that I can afford to take my patients into my full confi- dence, for my remedies contain nothing but such ingredients as have been ap- proved and endorsed by the most eminent medical authorities--men who have stood e the medical profession in thie cousbined in Just the right proportions, from which, with proper apparatis and appliances, Dr, Pierce makes a non-alcoholic glyceric extract, working after a process which cost him and his collaborating chemists and pharmacists a long time study and a tedious and painstaking course of experiments, be- fore he was able to produce, in satisfactory perfec: tion, the two leading medicines which bear his name and which are generally acknowledged to be elegant pharmaceutical compounds. A Weak, Ailing Woman ( R an invalided man, don't need to take Doctor J Vierce's word alone as to the remedial virtues of his medicines, ‘To any one writing Dr. Pierce at Buffalo, N, ¥., care of Invalids’ Hotel, be will take great pleasure in mailing a little book of extracts mide up from the standard medical books of the day, giving the most trustworthy endorsement of the several ingredients used in making his medicines, No words of ours could possibly extol these virtues to exceed the language used in these numerous ref. erences, On account of lack of space, we can only print, below on this page, a few brief extracts from standard writers on Malerta Medira, to show that the ingredi- ents of which Dr, Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Dr, Pierce's Favorite Prescription are composed, are to-day acknowledged by all schools of medicine, to be the most valuable remedial agents known for the several diseases for which we recommend these medicines. Forty years ago, when Dr, Plerce began the use of these several ingredients in his daily prac. tice many of them were little known to medical practitioners in general, Asan indication how some of them have grown in use and professional favor since that time, we note that Golden Seal root, which could then be bought in the open magket at from fifteen to twenty-five cents a pound, de to-day worth upwards of one dollar and fifty cents apound, Lady's Slipper root (“American Valerian ") has wlso advanced greatly in professional favor, and is to-day prescribed by the most advanced physicians to such an extent ‘as to have caused its market value to quadruple. We point to these significant facts as confirmatory of Dr, Pierce's good judgement in selecting the com- Ponent ingredients, of which he makes his now wide-renowned remedies, Read What Others Say of the ingredients of Dr, Pierce’s medicines in the columns below and you must be convinced of their exceptional value and curative potency, ‘The author ities quoted are standard in their several schools of inedicine ay any well-read physician will recognize. World's Dispensary Medical Association, World's Dispensary and Invalids! Hotel, Buffalo, N, ¥. Ours Not a Gift Enterprise. W E send no free, give away, or “trial” bottles for experimental work, Our medicines have a well established value, can be bad at all medicine stores at reasonable prices, are of known composition and well attested curative potency You don't ex. nent with your case when you employ them for of the easily recognized ailments for which we recommend them WoRLD's Dispensary MEnIcaL ASSOCIATION, Proprietors, Buffalo, N. ¥, Its action bere is very decidad that ‘It was BLACK COHOSH. for In small doses the appetit He continues, “Upon the rep specific influence, promoting the men "Macrotys (Black Cohosh) plays a 1 tion, its remedial action is fully displayed, re In dysmenorrhara (painful periods), a7 13 su oth chronic eiher drug, being congestive conditions of the uterus and In de. pains of rheumatism, It isa good temedy side-aches’ of the unmarned woman bered in rheumatism of the uterus, uters a ve whe: furct are conditions eenditi whew! for nieving FAVOR Sor using this medicine, also history and (Gimicifuga Racemosa, Squawroot, Etc.) Prof JouUN KING, In the American Dispensatory says: ful and useful remedy, and ber of indications, e over the nervous syste digestion are iuiprov clive organs it exerts y import in the therapeutics of Gynwcology (diseases of women) In the painful conditions incident to imperfect menstrua: cial ‘aGinity for the female reproductive organs, it is an been efficient agent for the restoration of suppressed menses, of greatest utility in irritative and characterized by tensive, dragging pains, resembling the Tt should be ra. nd in uterine When there is a disordered action or lack of | power in the uterus, giving rise to sterility, cimicifuga (Black Cohosh) often corrects the impaired Reflex mammary pains during ges: nd in rheumaticsubjects it promptly jan troubles as ovaralgia and neural. Its action ie slow, bur tts efectsare permanent. It Sincerely, — Alen aA OK da | es ta ! gael ivek i ni 1 : 1 ; \ y ' ' ! 1 FULL DIRECTIONS ‘ i sa symptoms of numerous cases and forms of disease for which it is especially adapted, may be found in the inclosed pamphlet. Trad a 4 Beene eT Sac AA Eg seful ney, Tt’ pos: discharge * part By its spe- rpassed by no appendages, for the reflex ER OSL a ‘The foregoing is certainly a wonderfully strong en: dorsement of one of Dr Pierce's chief ingredients used in“ Golden Medica) Discovery," and aiso in his" Favorite Prescription,” BLACK CHERRYBARK (Prunus Virginiang). RowtRT BARTHOLOW says excellent stomach tonic ; it bas t esteem in domestic practice, 48 states of the bronchial mtcotis mer: (Consumption).” "The sirup ia much used as ap ingre- Aieut in cough mixtures,” QUEEN'S ROOT (Stillingia). Prof, JOHN Kino, M.D. & "An alterative unsur- passed by few if any vther of Yue kuown alteratives most fuccessfal in skin and scrofulous aifections, Benescial in bronchial affections—permanently cures bronchit relieves irritations—an important cough remedy—cout of years standing being cured. Aids in blood-makin tnd nutrition. avd ay be takep without harm (or laog periods” > f WANDRAKE ROOT (Peidophylium). Certain, sure cathartic: leaves dowels in improved condition, A gentle stimulant tonic; improves the appe: tite, Particularly valuable in dyspepsia, gasttic and intestinal catarrh, Beneficial if sone affections of ‘bladder, BLOODROOT (Sangul ja), Stimulates digestive organs, increases action of heart and arteries—stimiilant dad tonie, Very valuable as a cough remedy—acts as a Bat Bs Pen We action of the "Discovery" in heart affections, laryngitis, wonchitis, incipient consumption and other allmets toted above, WORDS OF PRAISE FOR INGREDIENTS OF Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription From well recognized authorities of all Schools of Medicine. What Epwin M Hate, M.D, Professor of Materia Medica. at Hahnemana Medica} College, Chicago, says; fi the earliest medical writers of this country was AFINESQUE, a scientific botanist and a ripe scholar, We thus writes of Hydrastis (Golden Seal), ‘Internally, it is used asa bitter tome Ip disorders of the stomach, liver, ete.” z Dr. HALE continues: “Howanrn, writing in 1856, say ‘It is very useful in recovery from fever, for dyspepsi indigestion, sore eyes, ulcers, loss of appetite, etc,” Dr. BARTON and Dr. TULLY satimated it very bighly asa 'pure tonic, and as un alterative in diseased cond: tons of the mucous membranes '* "Prof, Joux Kino, M. ives ita aad da Place agiong medicinal agents, reiterates all that previous eramps atending menstruation, and for menorriagts "Bacdip * URSSORW ROOT (Chamalirium:. y By) for the removal of y applicable in indigestion ion, Ww the trouble is relex from, or ciated with, wrongs of the female reproductive 4 atus, Such digestive disturbances as depend. uteriue and oy irritation, ck of wv ctivity, in cilorotic anemaa valuatte tn a/ony Prof, KING sa decidedly bene in both sexes, the r instances where there are symptoms derangement with impaired memory, 19 ¢ an enfeebled condition with weakness or dull pain in Iumbo-sacral (‘small of the back ') region of the reproductive organs of females, and especially of the uterus (womb), it i8 one of our mo table agents, acting a3 a uterine tonic, and gradualiv removing ab: normal conditions, while at the same time it imparts fons and vigor to the reproductive organs, Hence, it is much used in fencorrhwa, amenorrhea, dysmenorrhaa Gnd to remove the tendency to repeated and successive miscarriages. A particular phase removed by it is the irritability and despondency that’ often attends uterine troubles, Tn painful menstruation it has been found dyspepsia and writers have said about it, and adda that it'is valuable in cepecialiy adapted to th ¢ 5 Ly lections of the mucous membrane of the’ pelvic vine 8 sensations fOrtegouane eens chaise Hiisiktip «),wete distended with blood, aud the aching, bearitig: A ey tN : ally a9 an antispasmodic ne 10 menstrual failings, periodic nervous eacitability, und many other spas: stmenorrhara, or from la grippe, it 1s promptly As a remedy for pain, macrotys is a very gent often relieving in u few hours, painful con hat have existed for a long time ” LADY'S SLIPPER ROOT (Cypripedium). P: f JOHN M. ScuppER says: "This root is valuable cases of nervous exctiabiltts Hity ue unected with organic lesions, allay: accompanying pain, producing a more calm condition of the b { nd inind, and con. tly favoring mental trang yor sleep service chovea, ous ers, ed, ta all cases em. from func. Tt will be found of morbid irritability of the nervous sy ngement or reflex irritation very efficient in the nervousness, Aypochondria, or men tal depression accompanying certain forms of derange: nent of the digestive organs, which is more geverally with among females." ‘he foregoing are only a few brief extracts taken from. amongst the voluminous endorsements which the several ingredients entering into Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip: tion have received from the most eminent medical writers of al? the different schools of medicine. After reading them can any reasonable person doubt that Dr. Pierce has selected and com: ounded his "Prescription " from the most valuable ingredients known to the medical profession for the cure of those chronic diseases of Woraam for which be recommends