The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-29
TH0MS0NIAN INFIRMARY
AND
N ) A N T. HOS PITAL
EAST RANDOLPH pr
ID r.. j. SMITH

VNENDERs his grateful wedpemens IN his friend,
and the enlightened public, for the liberal patronage
bestowed ON his establishment for than four years
past and which, he is happy say has more than doubled
every year, until is admitted that he does double The
business OF any other physician in Randolph and the
board OF for lo39-One of them AN NJ II
assessed him $40 for his medical acultyand himself
ana the rest OF the regulars only from SO $50 EACH
rms shows the estimate which placed upon the skill
anu practice of DIR Smith in his by those
whose interest II is to oppose him.
,a ihe inoMsoNi,N SYSTEM, according to an estimate
M aIu oy Dr Wherhouse, formerly Lecturer in the
"e"lchi department OF Harvard University now NUN,
beers about four millions of and nothing short
OF us Intrinsic merits could have commended il to
such general favor 1t is found to be speedy and efficient
III removing disease The Medicines are harmless and
operate IN harmony with the laws OF life The bonss ar,
not r'ed wh caloneij The skin is not liberated Min
c0tcS, nor the b0ay tcdsted auay by d,Drjun II of II,
only nourishment-the biOOd What is disease but de.
parture OF the system from healthy condition and is il
possible to use cdionet, bsters narcotics or The lancet
without producing disease to greater or less ex,ent
The homsonans have plain and simple process. for the
cure OF disease without nilicng any additional injury w
on system and that they have met with brilliant sue.
cess cdhnct be Cdiied in question.
pr' SMITH, desires most respectfully, to inform inyads
o every description, that now, is the time for them "a
resort TO the lhomsonian system of medicine for relief
ana he Is ready to receive them, and give them the bes,
OF medicine, medical attendance and nursnowi,h hoard
'au wasnins, a, ms inirmary He continues to have
p"chts from al the region round about and appy
the safe and elcaCous remedies of the Immortal Thon
SON. according to their situation and circumstances MANY
nave ptth cWtd-Otners greatly reNettd having
eu te "hoe round OF the reguir faculty and found il
worse than useless. Many ladies have been relieved OF
various female complaints, and many more are under n
course OF treatment and will soon regain their usual health
though they had employ ed other PHYSICIANS in rojn
SOME OF THE WORST FORMS OF INSANITY HAVE nEEy
e.hLp, AND OTHERS GREATLY RELIEVED; AND ron THE
ENCOURAGEMENT OF THE FRIENDS OF TINS MOST uNFop
TuNATE CLASS OF INvALIDs, THE Dr. BeGs LEAVE tn err
TE THAT, FROM LONG EXPERIENCE WITH CASES OF ruI,
KIND HE is OF OPINION THAT NINE OFT OF TEN NAV mr.
AS EASILY Cl"ED ny TIMELY AND JuDICious AppIICI
TIoN OF PURE TnoMsoSIAN MEDICINE AS ANY oTuvn.
More than fmo hWndrrd of the worst and most commit
Gated cases that ever occur in this cOunryrendered So
in many instances by the poisOn0us and crusI
OF the RecuiaS-have been treated at this establishment
among whom were large proportion of the worst forms
OF hdnity-many of them of long stmding-and altho,
most OF them had been guen by their phy and
friends, ms past tho Rubicon-bev ond the rench oC mn
cine, only tro hare hed here Reader what think OF this
when compared with the results of the poison ,ojp,yn,
practice Of "science Stufid" NJ. D.s
Ana more than iW0 thousand patients laborng under the
various forms of disease incident to this country have
been treated at greater or less distance from the mfr
mary, ana not more than tWO in n huBdr,d have died
under his treatment; and those were cases where the
friends were hoping to relieve them by their own treat
ment until was too late 10 do any good before he was
cac--or they had been previously treated by Repuor,
till ont Of ne rearh of medicine when OF course he
could not help them This should only encouro oe The ct
to he sure and send in season-r it is easier 10 cur, di,
Csec in the outset than to raise dead or sane the dining
although more than fuo aundrfd Of the most learned and
scientific of the Regulars, have testified to the past sumo
rority Of the ThOmsOnan svsiem
Those who are troubled with any of the following com
plalniS-suell rs Dyspepsia, Liver complaint Rheumatism
Coughs Colds, Fever, Acue and Fever Dropsy scroula
Old sores, all kinds of humorS, general debility weakness,
NC. &C., viii do well to make fair trial of the Thompsc
man medicine, before II Is 100 ate; and if they call here
they shall be attended to faithfully.
TA general assortment Of books and medicine on hand
constantly, as agent Tor DR.. Thompson.
IfChargts will always be reasonable Board and
washing $50 to 200 per week. Medicine and Medical
attendance in all old chronic cases whcre the patient a.
bic TO be about the house at from LOO to ESQ per week
which reasonable charge will be added for nursing
when they confined to their bed
1rMHcdg', to visit patients NJ distance, will he one
hnhng per mile. ~ Advice grais..G
September, lS4l. TI.tf