Pierce's memorandum and account book : designed for farmers, mechanics and all people who appreciate the value of keeping a memorandum of business transactions, daily events, and items of interest or importance, for future reference / a present from the World's Dispensary Medical Association, Lt'd.

  • Ray V. Pierce
Date:
[1894?]
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Credit: Pierce's memorandum and account book : designed for farmers, mechanics and all people who appreciate the value of keeping a memorandum of business transactions, daily events, and items of interest or importance, for future reference / a present from the World's Dispensary Medical Association, Lt'd. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    scurfy skin, blotches, and other cautaneous eruptions He has a downcast look, absence of will-power, unfounded suspicions feeble, trembling-limbs, weakness in the back night-sweats, horrible dreams, offensive smell about the peison, haggard and blanched complexion, derang-ement of the sight, lack of self-confidence, impaired memory want ol energy, and many other symptoms which are indicative of the disease. No one suffering from the diseases induced by these evils will, at any one sta-e enumerated.111016 “ a smaJI >)art ot tho symptoms nr?i^R!EJED ME]y wh,,) are suffering from a flagging «Ltheir po,yers’ or’ in. other words, from premature old atoe, consult our specialists by hundreds and thousands f01i ^ , ’j Knowing that these diseases are sadly over¬ looked and neglected by the great mass of the medical to°thmn°n«ndehe 8'e“tle™eu ^ave given special attention Nrej1’ -Pnd have developed and perfected a series of Positive remedies tor such cases, These remedies iestoie the wrecked and debilitated organs to perfect vigor, arrest premature exhaustion, impart tone and energy to the whole system, and, like rejuvenating elixirs fully restore the flagging powers and dormant energies. ’ POSITIVELY fiEraH So Positively certain are these ri—i if funai reine^los m producing the desired ,. , . effect, that we regard this class of as. being more easily cured than almost any chronic or lingering affection. We prescribe them not only with assurance, but with the same confidence SW<5uld §lve bread and beef to a starving man to ratfolrf ^nger.^ They act as rejuvenating elixirs. The patient is subjected to no operating or experimenting, and he can safely amT accurately follow the directions given while the treatment does not interfere with any ordinary occupation m which he may be engaged. These delicate diseases should not be entrusted to physicians who adver- tise under fictitious names, or to those of ordinary aualifi- cations. The general practitioner may be thoroughly read m these cases, but he cannot acquire the skill of a specialist who annually treats thousands of cases, while tne former seldom, if ever, has occasion to prescribe for v iomt Our medical and surgical staff embraces graduates from some of the most famous American and European medical colleges and universities, and the vast experience which they have had in such diseases, together with the discovery of new remedies and modes of cure, has enabled them to succeed in thousands of cases in which others have failed. fhiarn it -MosP these cases can be treated by us when yUHfcU Hi at a distance just as well as if they were here m person.. Since our experience has enabled us to judge of the nature and extent of the disease from a written description of the symptoms, and from answers to questions which we ask we can, therefore, adapt remedies to suit each individual i case. Not one out of five hundred of those whom we have cured have we ever seen. All communications are regarded as sacredly eosi»> naeiitial. Since many are very sensitive lest some¬ body should know that they are afflicted with such dis-