Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-10
Towards Improved system.

IAH Ballet " VI. LlNO Ell NJ, BOTANIC
I'VE Physicians, having been legally appoint
ed general agents Of the heirs OF the late Horton
Howard, deceased, for the States of Mississippi and
Alabama, are now offering for sale at their respec-
tive Offices in the county Of Monroe, Mi. lanilv
rights, to compound anu use lie medicines of How
ards improved system. The books which accom-
pany these rights are the third edition, enlarged
and greatly improved, stereotyped and neatly bound
in calf skin.
This work is founded on correct physiological
principles embracing a concise view Of anatomy
aud physiology--an illustration of The new theory
of medicine; 20 which is added a comprehensive de-
scription Of Diseases with their remedies and these
remedies are so Systematically and harmoniousy
adapted TO each other and to the human body, and
their principles and mode Of administration 50 sim.
plfed, that any family possessing an ordinary share
Of coMmon sense, may become their own physician
in almost all cases Of disease.
The happy effects Of the Botanic system Of prac-
ticc more especially Of late employed in the cure of
diseases, are such as entc it TO high rank among
modern improvements. The opinion long enter
tanned in its favor by many of the ulicious, tho
rough experience has proven to be well found
ed; and with the number and variety Of lis sauary
achievements, its reputation is increasing.
| The course Of treatment adopted by the improved
system, is principally the result Of many years eX-
| perience oil number OF distinguished medical re-
| formers; which course we are happy to state, has
been crowned with success. For its introduction
into every thinking family, it needs only an Impair
| tlal investigation
| Animated by the past success, and with the hope
OF bene6tng the present as well as future genera
TONS we have felt irrepressible desire that means
commensurate with the importance Of the object
should be taken to promote this valuable system OF
practce-the efficacy and superiority of which has
been so repeatedly demonstrated, as to satisfy the
most. wavering and skeptc. 1t has been tested
in every variety and form Of disease; and its sau-
tary effects witnessed in the worst of eases.
We are authorized, and are anxious TO appoint
suitable sub-agents in all the counties Of the before
mentioned States, that are not occupied by preyi-
Gus appointments, The necessary qualifications
for sub-agent are that he be sufficiently acquant
ed with the improved system to enable him tc
appreciate its Importance; a desire for further I'm
provement in ii; is temperate and can give sufficient
security for the performance Of the duties thereto
belonging. The duties ~ the sdb-agent are, tha
he use all reasonable means to sell the patents, dis
tribute the books, and promote as far as may be
the interest of the 'improved system For which
very liberal allowance will be made--to be IN
;, derstood at the time Of contracting. lie will ais
be permitted to compound, practice and SELL all th'
medicines belonging to the SYSTEM during hs agency
The patents are in no instance to be sold for more
nor less than twenty dollars; one set OF the book
of the third edition to accompany each patent soC
by us or our agents, gratis.
Persons wishing to purchase rights, medicines, o
to become agents, will find one or the other oil tn
undersigned at his respective office, in Monroe
county, Mississippi; where they VIII at all tunes D
found ready TO furnish books, medicines, and all tn
necessary instructions in their line, at prices proper
toned 70 the times.
NJ. BAILEY.
} GIDEON LlNCECUM
March 8, 1888. safe