The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-05
REFORMED AMERICAN PRACTICE Oh
MEDICINE.

ITO those who urc uuacquuncd with the SYSTEM the sub
l. s'ribvr would inform them that the reformed Prucutt
was instituted and Medical school established IN the cl'l
OF New York. in l--H hy w. Beach, NJ d. and now rrcsi-
dent vi the RulurMrd Medical SOCIETY," nj the L. states -
Dr.. b. established board O professors IN TIL, school On
the branches Of medicine, VIZ. Anatomy lh5 soloG\ sur
gerry, Chemistry, Mltcrlu Medical, Boany' oh'lttrr''
rhuury and Practice Ol Ply sic nnd MCitul jurisprudence,
which were us scientifically taught and demonstrators AT
nuy Medical college IN the country IN liiN pw'utr no
CVlnmcl or other poisonous mineral Is administrators u"'
the Vegetable Kingdom Is wholly rrlcd on 10 cure OF re-
lcyc the sutrings Ol makmd. About ley, grant FORA
College obtained from the Legislature ct ono' when
soon went into successful operation, nj w orthgn III lhut
stale aud still lunrrhus almost without ra"lIrl III tt
history Oi any institution. THIS practice has hthN III ihnl
state supplucd the Mineral practice, rs well rs " lnih
AMI other States This practice is dcrrti om all Others
from the fact that II Is continually improving ana NJ us
eases and Clintrs change certain degree ms pructcc
varies accordingly. Why not reform or Improve the lhr-
tire u medicine ~ well ANY other art or science; me
Mineral Practice ha, had 10 important improvement Tor
haf cuUturyi and almost all vegetable rrd'uh'rH u'
the ,lav are very much IN want ut scientific hoN.eu1c !"
Anaony, surgery, etc. But the Reformed FiacW't en-
braces the good OF a systems now III Nn9ur III 'hN 'o"
ira, The subscriber Is graduate nj the Reformed Practice
Us well rs the OH S'huul, aud knows rom an experience
OF more than eight years, that the NrstlHbt r'Vc T.
more safe aud scientific than the mineral una laly h''NH
were the present udhrrent, ut that practice, ncIuhlVu
pru .ticully with this extensive Vegetable pracltt' N
would Willingly 'ay asde their m'n,rnai on' r"'n''""
charity prompts to say it, Dr. H. was an "l'o SUI"
dent of Dr. ulch and for more than three Years III New
York cty had his able counsel, ana constitutions on va
cnts on most every disease incident To dcNr rup"la-
ton. feel warranted IN say ing that ~ Beach ma, h'
rival rs m author and practitioner IN America ne hs
had five gold medals awarded HIN as medical nHlhn''
fon different societies. (wlat no other ply stefan ever re-
ccyed III the c0untry) The improvements ana dissolve
rlcs that yearly made in this reformed Acdcal soccer
by It's graduate. sent to the President anu uSlt"
for the benefit nl themselves and community Inc sun
scrbrr m Srw York city four wears ago and located IN
East Bethel aud has visited patients III more ihhh 'hf'N
towns in New Hampshire and Vermont ne uhucrs'sn,"
has observed that iImilics who have kept MS Itt "'
,.r srlon need a nh, stefan for advice, Dr. lbbuidghG-
thought hest have some Of hi, medicines Kept Tor Hh' ~
the principal towns III THIS state lnl lht lhl'hH L'
orally might have lair opportunity tn test the SUPERIORITY
of these medicines for family Use. liy cents or one 90"
lar jnliciuusy expended, mny prevent long nscrhg
and prrlps fatal d.yurdur let become once seated ~
the S stcn aud hundreds expended may not even procure
one moment of rest The present era IS IN ngc oi hh,
ton The practice of plysic is NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
nr beginning to acknowledge IT, and To act upon IT, lcl
have discovered that In the treatment OF dscsr lunl "r'
is disease for the cure Of which m hll-Wst ir"N
,rncG IN, not provided ample rcmCdc, IN the sorrhuu''
of naturcJ they must avail themselves tn be- successful
those remedies Which operate IN unison WHh ne ANNA
ec0nom with the arrangements Of the constitution OF th'
human misunderstanding every eland, orern nhd vessel
with II, slutlry aud healthy influence. lhls the mineral
practice cannot prrIorni for while one o.,"n mercury
or Instance may act ecacionsy on particular disease
II invariably lays the oundnlion compliant
ab.iuu wttNlr>S nervous lIuid'' Whh'M'hl Hll"h "l
the animal organs, constitutional tendency To hchlu
continued through He rendering the subject burden II
himself and n, friends. The most respectable md iHclli
pcn p siCs of the times adopting this mode u prhc
ttre: for proof ut which, we publish the following e\rh
Ola letter addressed Dr. ilbbard by ply slcian Of hig
standing In the state of Mnhci .
E,,raSt ofa jef,,s from Dr. J. p. ALDES BCiist, Ne
On. lilp,RDi-Siri Being somewhat acquainted VIII
the princpirs Of the REFORMED Iarhce ~ au"hl lh'hV
and being fully convinced Of its superior cdcy ~ CON
batting disease have ayaled N, self Of this, the onl
means could devise to obtain further Information on W
subject and to learn on what conditions ihc ha'cl u. W
sale of the medicine In this state can be pocucd MO"
20 wear. since received Medical Diploma since Which,
have been established in practice in this town. anl'
not mistaken, with a much satisfaction TO my .r
ployrrs ~ generally falls to the lot o ph scnu' III IN
vicinity. But however satisfactory IN Others II haS iht
altogether in being satisfactory Ia mgS'U; and II there
uny system BIS which dstasr can be suhducl without,
the time dfsirOging or esscnii1Ng iUUtn@ h' re-.
pirr ant hratky 1cii,n OF the sy.tcm. would most w
ingly avail mysr oft lam of the opinion that the med
cine and the practice would be ayOrhby received ~ TIL
quarter IN the treatment of disease have long sine
learned with deep regret the inciccn', OF Tue MHhRA
pRACTICE. D. T. ALDEN
Belfast. Maine Jan. H., 1910.
We think It unnecessary insert certificate, relative
the r1icnr, Of these medicines, ~ every individual win
little reflection must be convinced that nature mn-t
..gsrEn rot HHIriri, r9uHicrncisd, or forc'd. ~ III
rrts To eradicate disease. But wc insert the ulluwiI
,frrte, from MANY ~ instance occurring in our ow
ysinty-ohcrs, together with history OF the prncic
will be given to any person wishing
MRS AvERY's CERTIFICATE.
This may ccrti0 that Providence in his Affections 81
prnrcr To connc me Ia bed Of sickness about the last
August 1896 I attended by two rcsPtrthhlc phN'
clans of the Old School practice about seven months al
continual, grew under their treatment nnd not
friend or acquaintance thought II possible could ever
cover. was even LEFT by my last ph stefan 10 die ana
use send for any other py MI had been dot
that could he done, and must die in less than week.
had heard nj Dr. Ibard, who treats on the R'fOTD'd
Vegrfrbis Pracice Of Hedi>iHe ana for him. lie Il
not give much encouragement but concluded To Joe
trbIe Ucficinrs. At that time reduced so low
he helpless was literally nothing but living skrieto
had what is generally termed fyer sore. the len s
near the back hone under the short ribs. which disrarg
than gill of greenish yellow matter daily had
swelling the right hin, which subsequently, broke
three placcs.Mv lower limbs much swcllrd, and
hal continued fever which seemed would soon destr
me. NV hopes nearly blasted till ! began Dr. "
tre1tmeHf, and from the day took his medicines da
the only time in my whole sickness, that thought W
better. am fully satisfied that II I had continued d
MHsrdi Prdcfic' should have bsen numbered ere n