The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-08-14
THoMsoNIAN INFIRMARX,
INSANE HOSPITAL,
EAST RANDOLPH. VT.
DIR, j, SMITH,

yUyENDERS hi. grateful acknowledgements to his friends
and the enlightened public, for the liberal patronage
bestowed his establishment Tor more tan tree Years
mast and which, he happy to say has more than doubled
every year, until it is admitted that he does double the
business Of any other physician IN Randolph ana incl
board of assessors for ls39one of them nm NJ DhayeI
assessed him $40 for his medical aculty-and himself
and the rest of the regulars only from $40 to $50 cacl-I
This shows the estimate which placed upon the skill
and practice of DR. Smith in his own tOwncven by those
whose interest il IL to oppose him.
The TnoMsoNIAN SYs TEN, according to an estimate
made by DR. WatterhOuse, formerly Lecturer IN theI
Medical Department of Harvard University now NUM-
beers about three millions of advocates; and nothing shoriI
of its intrinsic merits could ever have commended II to|
such general favor. 1t is found to be speedy and ecenI
in removing diseases. The Medicines harmless and
operate in harmony with the laws of life. The bones are
not rotted NTH cdon The skin IS not liberated W'th
histers The BRAN dd nerves are not deddened by mari
cotics nor the BODY Wdstcd diUdy by depriung Of HS
OuIu nOurishlnent-the biOod What is disease but del
purure of the system from healthy condition and a
possible caOmei Hsters, narcotics, or the lancet
without producing disease tn greater or less extent
The Thomsonias have pian and SIMPLE process Tor lh
cure of disease without nllictng any additional injury up1
on the system and that they have met with brilliant sue
| cess caHnct be cdhed in qufstI0n.
Dr. SMIrn, desires most respectfully, 10 inform ihSad1
Of every description, that is the time for them N
resort to the Thomsoniln system oi mediche Tor rte
and he is ready receive tem and give them the best
of medicine, medical attendance, and nursng-wlth board
and washing, at his Infrnary. He continues to hayd
patients from all the "reson round about, and to apply
the safe and ellcaCOus remedies of the immortal 1R0m1
according to their situation and circumstances Many
have been curedothcrs greatly reiered after having t
ed the whole round of the regular faculty and found
worse than useless Many ladies have been relieved Of
various female complaints, and many more are under d
course of treatment and will regain their usual health
though they had employed other physicians in ram.
| SOME OF THE WORST FORMS OF INSANITY HAVE BEEN
CURED, AND OTHERS GREATLY RELIEVED; AND FOR TIN
ENCOURAGEMENT OF THE FRIENDS OF THIS MOST uNFOR
TuNATE CLASS INvALIDs, THE Dr. BEGs LEAVE TO STA
TIE THAT, FROM LONG EXPERIENCE WITH CASES OF THU
KIND, HE Is OF OPINION THAT NINE OUT OF TEN MAY nj
! AS EASILY CURED ny A TIMELY AND JuDCIOuS APrLlCA
TIoY OF ri RE THOMsoNIAN MEDICIES, AS ANY OTHER
Those who are troubled with any of the following conn
plants-such Dyspepsia, Liver complaint, Rheumatism
Coughs, Colds Fever Agle and Fever, Dropsy, Scr0lu
Old sores all kinds of humors, general debility, weakness
&C. &C.. will do well make fair trial of the Thompso
nian medicine before it is TOO tate; und if they call her
they shall be attended to faithfully.
IRA general assortment Of books and medicine on hand
constantly, as agent for Dr. Thompson.
| IPCharges will always he reasonable. Board any
washing $50 to 200 per week Medicine and MedicoI
attendance in NIL old chronic uhere the patient
bic be about the house at from 90 $50 per week
to which reasonable charge will be added for nursIni
when they are confined TO their bed.
| TFRtlcage, TO visit patients at distance, viii be onI
shilling per mile
| 1TAdycc grats..I
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