Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-03-23
REFORMED AMERICAN PRAC-
TICE OLE MEDICINE.

Two those who are unacquanteo WIN this sysem the
Il subscriber would inform them that the Reformed
practice was instituted and Medical School established
in the city Of New York in 1929 BY w Beach M and
now President Of tho Reformed Medical Society of the IT,
States DR. b. established board Of professors in this
school on all branches of medicine VIZ Anatomy, Phys-
ology Surgery, Chemistry, Materia Medlca Botany OBJ
risprudence which scientifically taught and de-
monstated any Medical College in this country. In
this practice Caome or other POISONOUS substance is
administered; but the Vegetable Kingdom wholly relied
on TO cure relieve the suherngs OF mankind. About
1929 grant for College was ootaned from The Legla'
ture Ohio which soon went into successful operation,
OF Worthington in that state, and still houiishes almost
without parallel in the history Of any institution. This
practice has nearly in that state, suppaned the Mineral
practice, as well as New York and other States. This
practice is different from all olheis from the fact that it is
continually Improving and as diseases and climates change
to certain degree This practice varies accordingly Why
reform improve the practice Of medicine well
any other OF scence2 The Mineral Practice has had
10 Important improv for half century almost all
vegetable practitioners OF day very much in want Of
scientific knowledge in Anatomy, Surgery ETC. But the
Reformed Practice embrsces the good Of all systems
IN in this country The subscriberw graduateof
the Reformed Practire well as the Old School, and
knows from experience Of more than six years. that the
vegetable practice Is safe and scientific than the
mineral and fully believes were the present adherents Of
that practice, acquainted practically with this extensive
Vegetable Practice they would willingly lay aside their
minerals; and common charity prompt, me to say it. DR.
was an Office student Of DR. Beach, and for IRE than
three years in New York city had his able counsels and
consultations on patients on most every disease incident
TO dense population. 'ee warrant ed in saving that
DR. Beach has rival author and practitioner in
America He has had five gold medals awarded him as
medical author from different societies. what no other
physician received in this counry.l Tho improve
and discoveries that are yearly nude in This REFORM
ed Medical Society by its graduates sent the Pres
dent and published for tho benefit Of themselves and com.
munity. The subscriber left New York city years ago
and located in East Bethel. and has visited patients In
more than twenty towns in New Hampshire and Vermont
The undersigned has observed that families who have kept
his medicines for seldom need physician for advice
DR. Hbard has thought best to have of his medicines
kept for sale in the principal in this state that the
Inhabitants generally might have
Ike superiority of these medicines for family The fol.
lowing [for the present. will be and labelled with
suitable directions that any person can administer with
perfect saety.viz. Consumptive Syrup, for Coughs and
Consump!ons, SC ,,Anu-DyspePc Pills, for Nervous
Debility, Dyspepsia, Delicate female complaints Obsruc
ions, SC. Woim Powder for worms of children and adj
ults. Restorative Cordial, for Dyspepsia indigo ston
weakness, trembling, delicate female complaints ETC.
Precipitation, in Fevers Colds SC. Concentraiue Ahera-
ve Syrup purify the Blood in all of crupiions Of
the Skin Sctofia, White Swelling, Ricketts,, Venereni
faint Liver complaint etc. Syrup for Dysentcrv Summe
complaints Of children, inflammation OF stomach and bow
els, Heartburn, Nausea and Vomiting Soumess of the
stomach Cholera Morbus, etc. Rheumatic Lininent for
Lameness, rheumatism sprans bruises etc. Cephac
Snug; for Poypus Catarrh Headache, ETC. Cough Drops
for Group Ratlles of children, Consumption, Asthma
Phhisc Colds Coughs, ETC. Lch Ointment for itch and
oher euptons ofhe skin, Dieic Drops for all dis
of The Kidneys and Urinary canal, Healing saue
for Ulcers, Sores, Fever Sores Burns, Cuts, dnt-
Bilious Physe for all Bilious complaints, Headache Foul
stomach Liver complaint Pressure Of Blood on the Brain
etc. Adhesive Shene ening Plaster for weakness of ,bn
Back and Loins pains in the sides between The shders
pit of the stomach, Rheumat ism, Cuts, Bruises, etc.
In the majority Of cases, the above medicines will he ALI
that wanted for family use Bu; in lheJ should not
those who will call DIR H. have aduice gratis and
medicines and board the reasonable terms Ger
ufca,es be lat places where the medicine sold
of cures that these medic have assisted nature TO
FORM and Of extraordinary kind of rer sores ana
nacaiOn after having been given up by the physicians
the Old School, at Sherburnc, VT.
MRS. AVERY'S CERTIFICATE
This may certify that Providence in his afliccns saw
proper confne me TO bed of sickness abon the last
Aug 1856: attende ed by spectacle physicians
ally grew under their treatment and friend
acquaintance thought possible could ever recover
left by my last PLY die and he infofme,
my husband and my friends that thee sem
for any other PHI slcan all had been done that could
done andI must die in less than week. had heard @
DR. Hbard, who treats the Reformed Vegetable Prac
ce Of Medicine and sent for him. He did give muc
encouragement but concluded to try Vegetable Medcnes
At that time was reduced SO low to- be helpless.
literally nothing but living skeleton. had what
generally termed fe7er sore, onthe left side the 1ac
bone under the short ribs, which discharged Than
gall Of greenlsh yellow matter daily. had swelling
the right hip which subsequently, broke in three Places
My lower limbs much swelled, and had acontinuc
fever, which seemed would soon destroy me. My hope
nearly blasted till began DR. HIS treatment and iroI
the day took his medicines date the only time in
whole sickness, that thought was better am fully
isied thai if had continued the hnerdt PIacce shoul
have been numbered this with the dead gained
idjv in Storing my health after taking the medicine fe,
weeks and was cured of the disease about fur month
after taking his medicines. sincerely hope all who
similar Iy afflicted will try this Mode Of Practice and be
lieye that would have cause 10 regret II.
Sherburne, Aug %, 1887. RUTH AVER
For the present. those persons who wish 10 becom
agents the sale OF DR. Hibards medicines will address
E. II. Prentiss Druggist Montpelier w. who is an auth
osed General agent for the Northern half OF the Stat,
| or to the subscriber in East Bethel W.
ii J.B. HIBARD, MD.
! nAJnWTN G. SCOTT bn ,e re, eived n Ioro