Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-03-16
REFORMED AMERICAN PRAC-
TICE OF MEDICINE.

REFORMED A M ERICAN PRAC-
TICE OF MEDICINE.
ITO those who are unacquainted with this system The
i subscriber would inform them that the Reformed
practice instituted and Medical School established
In the city of Now York in 1929 by w Beach M and
President the Reformed Medical Society of the L.
States DR. b. established board Of professors in this
school all branches of medicine viz. Anatomy physi-
oogy Surgery, Chemistry, Nlatera Mcdica, Botany, OBJ
stercs Theory aud Practice of Physlc and Medical Ju-
rsprudenco which scientifically taught and de
mOnstrated any Medical College in this country. In
this practice Calomc OF other poisonous substance is
administered; but the Vegetable Kingdom wholly relied
on to cure or relieve the 1engs of mankind. About
1929 grant for College was obtained from the Legisa
tue of OHIO which went into successful operation
nt Worthngton in that state, and still loutshcs almost
without parallel in the history Of any institution. This
practice has nearly IN that state, suPpaned the M neral
practice as well as New York and other States. This
practice is different from all olels from the fact that is
continually Improving and rs diseases ana climates change
to certain degree this practice varies acc crdngy why
not reform improve the practice Of medicine as wei as
any other art or cioncol The Mineral Practice has had
10 Important improvement for half coniuy almost all
vegetable practitioners ofthc day yery in want of
scientific knowledge ia Anatomy Surgery etc But the
Reformed Practice embraces the good of all systems no
IN vogue, in this country The subscriber graduated
the Reformed Practice 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, the present adheents of
that practice, acquainted practically with this extensive
Vegetable practice they would willingly Law aside their
minerals and common charity prompt 20 say it, DR.
was Office student of DR. Beach, and for more than
three years in New York city had his able counsrs and
TO a dense population | eel warrant ed in saving that
DR. Beech has rival an author and practitioner in
America. He has had five gold medals awarded him as
medical author from different societies. Twhat no other
physician received in this countryl The improve
nents and discoveries HAT are yearly made this reform
ed Medical Society by its graduates arc sent 10 tho
dent and published for the benefit of themselves ard com
munity The subscriber left New York city yo ars 90
and located in East Bethel, and has visited patients in
than twenty towns in New Hampshire and Vernon
The undersigned has observed thai anies no have kent
ms medicines for use seldom need physician for advice
DR. Hbad has thought best have some of his medicines
kept ,t sale in the principal towns in this state that the
inhabitants generally might have lair opportunity est
tie superiority of these medicines for family The fol-
lowing FOR the present. will be GU and labelled with
suitable directions that any person administer with
perfect safey.vZ Consumptlve Syrup for Coughs and
Consunpions, &c. AnI-Dyspepc Pills, for Nervous
Debility, Dyspepsia, Delicate female complaints, Obstruc
IONS &c. Woim Powder for Of children and adj
us. Restorative Cordial for Dyspepsia or Indigestion
weakness, trembling, delicate female complaints etc
Feuer Drops for opening the pores of the skin and
Precipitation, in Fcvers, Colds sc. COncentraue Altera-
tue Syrup purify the Blood in all of crupons
The skim Scrolla, White Swelling, Ricketts,, Vencrea
faint, Liver complaint etc. Syrup for Dysene Summer
complaints of children inflammation of stomach and bow
els lie ariburn, Nausea and Vomiting Sourncss Of the
stomach, Cholera Morbus etc. Rheumatic Linn,eH, for
Lamencss. rheumatism, sprans, bruises etc. Ccphdic
SHUT for Polypus, Catar, Headache, etc C1ugh Drops
for Group Racs Of children, Consumption, Asthma
Phthsic Colds Coughs etc Ich Ointment for itch and
oher erupons oflhe skim ETC. DTehc Drops for all dis
for Ulcers SOres Fever Sores, Burns, Cuts, etc Anh-
Bilious PhySic for all Bilious complaints Headache Foul
stomach Liver complaint Pressure of Blood on the Brain
etc Adhesive Strengthening Plaster for weakness of the
Back and Lons pains in the sides between the shoulders
pit Of The slonech Rheumatism, Cuts b uises, etc.
In the majority Of cases the above medicines will be all
that is wanted for family Bu; in case the, should NOT
those who will call DR. ii. have aduice gratis and
medicines and board the most reasonable Cen
ucatcs be places where the medicine is sold
Of cures that these medic mes have assisted nature to per-
FORM and OF extraordinary kind Of ferer ana
enaeiation aer having been given upby the physicians
the Old School. at Sherbirnc, Vt.
MRS. AVERYS CERTIFICATE.
This may certify, that Providence in his afHcuons saw
proper con6ne 10 bed of sickness abonl the last
Aug 1856 attended by twores spectacle physicians
the Old School practice about seven months and coninu-
ally grew under their treatment, and friend
acquaintance thought possible could ever recover.
left By my last Physician to die, and he informed
NY husband and my friends that thee was no use 10 md
or any other PLY scan all had been done tina, cou6 be
done andI must die in less than week. had heard o
DR. Hbard who treats on the Reformed Vegetable Pac
lice Of Medicine and sent for him. Ee did not give much
encouragement bu concluded to try pcgetdbic Medicines
at that time was reduced so low as TO be helpless
was literally nothing but living skeleton bad what
generally termed oye sore, onthe LEFT side the BACK
bone under The shor! ribs which discharged more than
gall OF grccnish yellow matter daily mad sweline hea
the right hip, which Subsequently broke IN three places
My lower limbs much sweled, and had aconhucd
fever, which seemed would soon destroy me- MY hopes
were nearly blasted ill began DIR lis eolment, and from
he day took his mcdicincs daie me oh,y lme IN my
whole sickness that thought was oeer am iGy sat
i6ed lhal if had continued the Mineral Practice shoulc
have been numbered this with the dead gained rap
dly in estoring my health aer taking The medicine few
and cured OF The disease ABOUT
after taking his medicines sincerely hope all who arc
similarly afflicted wiltry this Mode a Practice, and be-
lieye that no one would have cause to regreI't:
Sherburne, Aug. 90 1887. RUTH AVER
For the present, hose persons who wish TO become
agents the sale OF Or Hbard's medicines viii address
T.. II. Preniss Druggist Montpelier. " who is an auth
orsed General agent for The Northern half of the STATE
or to The subscriber in East Bethel, VI.
II J. b. HIBARD, NJ, d.
BALDWIN & SCOTT haze re, eI,ed large
supply OF GOODS suited to the pres nj and ap
pioachng season. aud ofr them for sale a. the most
favorable terms. Their lneHds and the pubic 2ertr-
ally are invited call Il examine The gccGa prices
Montpelier, Se,t 2G 1889. 81
nRUGS az MEDICiN ES.-For s'lc by 5.