The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-07-30
REFCRMHD AMERICAN PRACTICE
OF MEDICINE.

ITO those who are uuUrQuHutud with stem the sub
l. srribcr Wuui inform them that the Reformed practice
WIS instituted and Medical school established in the city
Of New York, in 80, by W. Beach, 81. ID. and now ics-
dent ui the Reformed !iCt'rui Society o the q. States
DR.. b. established board Of professor, in this school on
le branches OF medicine, VIZ Anatomy, histology, sur
gerry, Chemistry, Mulotid MuGicd, botany, Obstetrics,
Ihccr, and Practice OF Ply sic, and Medical Jurisprudence,
which scientifically taught and demOust,utudus at
any Medical college in the country. In this practice, no
tuumr or other poisonous mineral is ajnh.sirrvdj but
the Vegetable Kingdom is wholly relied on to cure or rc-
uyt the suffering, U mankind. About ls4g, grant fora
COLLEGE was obtained from the Legislature Of OHIO, which
soon went Uto ssi operation, at No.hugon in that
state, ana SIN NUV'shy5 almost without Il parallel u the
history nj an! institution. This practice hi' nearly IN That
state. ugllIntyd iht Mineral guycc we'll us y. iurh
and Other Sur. This practice is different from all Others,
from the fact that IL ii continually Improving and Us dis
cases AMI climate, change tUa certain degree, this practice
yuc, accordingly. why not reform or improve the pac-
iae u med cine well any other art or scitncct The
Mineral Practice has had 10 Important improvement for
h.f century and almost all vegetable practitioners ul
the day very much u want vi scientific knowledge in
ANATOMY Surgery etc. liut the Reformed Practice en-
braces ar good oa systems now in vogue In THIS coun-
try. The suhs,rhcris graduate OF the Reformed f"rirs
well The uid School, aud knows nom IN experience
more than eight years, that the vegetable ptCtcc is
more sale md scientific than the mineral ana iuIy believes
were tire present Gdburrpts Of that practice acc mntrd
pmrrcii, with this extensive Vegetable practice, they
would Willingly 'dy aside their mncrnls' and common
chlrity prompt. me to sny ii. Dir. H. WIS an Office ttl-
dent Of Dr. tuuh and for than three year, IN New
Aur, city had his able Cuusnis ana constitutions On pa
tus, most every disease incident 10 dense nupul-
tom feel warranted ia say ing that DIR. Beach has not a
rival rs an author and practitioner in America. He Inns
hud i've gold medals awarded him It medical author,
from different societies, CNhat no other ply sican ever re-
ccycd IN the Cuuut5.l The Improvements and dscoyc-
ra that are yearly made in this reformed Medical Society
b, its graduates, sent to the President aud published
for the benefit nj themselves and community. The sub
scrbCr len New York city four years ago and located In
East Bethel, and IN, visited patients In more lI1n hul
towns in New Hampshire and Vermont. The undersigned
has observed that Gilc, who have kept his medicine, for
use seldom need ply sirun Tor advice Or. Iibbud u.
thought best TO have o his medicines kept for sale IN
the principal towns n this state That the rlabitnnis gem
orally ulNt h,yr fair opportunity to test The superiority
OF these medicines for family Fiy cents, ~ one dol
lar, iudcUusly expended, may prevent long, lingering,
and perhaps fatal Disorder let it become once seated in
the system, and hundreds expended may not even procure
moment urrst The present era is nm age Of transit
ton. The practice Of ply SIC Is cNpermcnta-phls c'onS
beginning to acknowledge IT, and To net upon 10. They
have discovered that in the treatment ui disease ud there
Is disease for the cure Of which I'm alWisc ProNl-
dpuCC has rot provided ample remedies in the siurtons
naturc they avail themselves TO be successful, Ol
those remedies which Opcrdtc IN unison rdh M GH'a0'
Cc0HOm with tho arrangements al the constitution O the
humm sysrm-yisitng every gland, organ, and vessel
with is sautary and healthy influence This the mineral
practice cannot perform; for, while one poisOn mercury,
or instance may net oicacOusy on particular disease
II invariably lays the foundation fora distressing complaint,
hlbnd weakness. nervous tmdity, unhealthy action oi
the animal organs, or constitutional tendency TO Ill health
continued through life. rendering the subject burden 10
hiscrand his friends. The respectable and intci-
cent of the times are adopting this mode fprar-
ice for prooror which. publish the following extract
o letter addressed to Dr. Hubbard, by physician fhg
standing in the state Of Maine:
Friract ofa letter from DR. j. =. ALDEN, Eciqst Ne
On. lliB,Rp:-Sr; Being somewhat acquainted with
the prHcpS Of the RC0rm6d prrcticC, NJ taught in Ohio,
and being fully convinced Of its superior CrdcB in
batting disease, have ayailed my self oi this the only
means could devise to obtain further Information on the
subject and to learn what conditions the agency Tor the
sale Of the medicine in this state can be procured. About
90 wears since received Medical Diploma since which
have been established in practice IN this town. and, il
am not mistaken, with much satisfaction to uN Ci-
plnyCr> generally falls to the lot Of physicians In this
yicnity But however satisfactory to others, 10 has failed
ultogC hrr in being satisfactory myscf; and rihcre
any stem by which disease can be suhducd. without NJ
the time. dS'rOBiHg CsScHtiGV bjUriHr me Trv-
Uiar and heOkB notion OF the 'sCm would most viii
ngy avail self oft lam Of the opinion that the nei-
cine ard the practice would be vorably received in th.
quarter. IN the treatment of disease, have long since
learned with deep regret the ineilcicncy Of tho MINERAL
PRtCriCE. J. y. ALDEN.
Belfast, Maine, Jan. H., 1910.
We think II unnecessary insert certificates relative 10
the efficacy Of these medicines, individual with
little reflection must be convinced that nature must be
ASSISTED not HW0rsd c0uHieracfed, fD,c,d in her
efforts To eradicate disease. But insert the following
selected rom many, rs an instance occurring IN own
vicin,-otcrS together with history Of the practice,
Will be given to any person wishing.
MRS. AVERY'S CERTIFICATE.
This may certify, that Providence in his Affections saw
proper ronine bed of sickness about the last o
Anaus 1896 attended by two respectable nh, ST.
clans Of the Old School practice about seven months and
continually under their treatment and not
friend acquaintance thought possible could ever re-
cover. was len by last physician 10 die aud he
informed husband and my friends that there no
send for any other phy siCan all had been done
that could be- done and must die in less than week"
hid heard Of Dr. Ilibar1, who treats the RefOTMfd
Ic~eiHjiC Practice Of Medicine. sent for him. lie did
give much encouragement hut concluded try Veee
'qbe Mfiec'. AZ that time was reduced 20 low rs to