The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-01
REFORMED AMERICAN PRACTICE
OF l.EDIEINE.

Two those who are unHCuantrd with the system he sub
scrhCr would inform them that the Reformed practice
instituted and Medical school established IN the city
nj New York, III le29 by W. Beach, NJ D. and prusi-
dent oi the Reformed Medical Society OF the /. States
DR.. H. established board Of professors in This school
the branches oi medicine, VIZ Anatomy Ph! sology, sur
gerry, Chemistry Macria Mcdica, Botany, Obstetrics,
Theory aud Practice PLY and Medical Jurisprudence
which were as scientifically taught and demonstrated us ut
any Medical college in the country. lii this practice
Cal0mr or other poisonous mineral Is administrators but
the Vegetable Kingdom is wholly relied on to
cvc the sucrngs Of mankind About s29, grant for II
College was obtained from the Legislature Of ONO, which
went into successful operations at NOrhingOn ia that
state, and still lour,hcs almost without n parallel III the
history Ual Institution. This practice has nearly in that
state. slpplun,c the Mineral practice, well as ~ York
aud other States This practice is different from all Others
from the fact that il is continually improving and us dis.
aud climates change certain degree, this practice
accordingly. why not reform improve the prnc-
tCc III medicine well any other science. The
Mineral Practice has had no important improvement Tor
half ccnluryi and almost all vegetable practitioners
the day very much in want nj scientific knowledge in
Anatomy surgery, ETC But the Reformed Practice en-
braces the good nj all systems in vogue this conn
try The subscribers graduate ri the Reformed Practice
well the Old School, aud knows lrO experience
Of more than eight years, t the vegetable practice is
safe and scientific than the mineral, und fully believes
were the present ndhcrcntS Of that practice acquainted
practically with this extensive Vegetable practice, they
would Willingly 'ay inside their minerals aud common
charity prompts to say it, Dr. II. office stu
dent of Dr. beach, aud Tor than three years in New
York city had his able counscls and consultations pm
tents, most every disease incident to dense popul-
rival author and practitioner in America. lie has
hmd five gold medals awarded him rs medical author,
from different societies, (what no other physician
cCyCd in the COuntry) The improvements md dsCOvc-
rites that yearly made in this reformed Medical Society
hl its graduates sent to the President aud published
for the benefit of themselves aud community. The sub
scbcr c New York city four years ago and located i'm
East Bethel and has visited patients in than thirty
towns in New Hampshire aud Vermont. The undersigned
has observed that families who have kept his medicines for
use, seldom need ply stefan for advice. DIR. llbbard has
thought best to have of his medicines kept for sale in
the principal this state, that the inhabitants gem
orally might have fair opportunity to test the superiority
nj these medicines for family fiiiy cents, dol.
lar udciOusN expended, may prevent long, lingering,
aud perhaps fatal disorder; let II become seated IN
the system, and hundreds expended may not procure
moment Of rest The present is NJ transit
ton The practice ofphysc, is Nperimcnta-phy scans
beginning To aCknow ledge it, and to upon IT, They
have discovered that in he,cutmcnt Of disease land there
is disease Tor the Of which all-wsc Provi.
dcmcc has provided ample remedies In the stOrchOc
Ofnaurc) they avail themselves, to be successful III
those remedies whch opeTdte IN unison ruth The animal
eCOnOmywith the arrangements Of the constitution of the
human systrl-ysiting every gland, organ, and vessel
with It's saluury and healthy influence. This the mineral
practice cannot perform for, while one poison, mercury
instance. act cilcaciOusly particular disease
il invariably lays the foundation for distressing complaint
habliudl weakness nervous timdity unhealthy action o
the animal organs constitutional tendency to III health
continued through c rendering the subject burden Ia
hinrliand his friends. The respectable and ntc
gent physicians of the times adopting this mode ofprnc-
cc for proof of which, publish the following extract
Of letter addressed Dr. ilbbard by physician of bic
| standing in the state ri Munc
Irirdrf Ofd iettcr from DR. j. p. ALDEN ReIErsf Ne
! On. IIiBARD.-Sr: Being somewhat acquainted with
the prnciP's Of the REFORMED practice, taught in Ohio
and being FULLY convinced of it. superior cfcncy in COM
batting disease, have ayailcd myself Of this. rs the only
means could devise to obtain further information ON the
subject and Ia learn what conditions the agency for the
sale of the medicine in thi, state be procured About
20 years since received Medical Diploma, since which
have been established in practice In this town. and il
am not mistaken, with much satisfaction to my EN-
plOycrs generally falls To the lot of physicians I'm hi.
vicinity, Bu, however satisfactory ohCrs, il has f,,
altogether in being satisfactory tn mBS,iC; und If there
nny system by which disease he suhducd without nj
the same time, destroying essentially iuripe fbr rfg
uinr and hTTiihB action ot the SYSTEM would most " H.
ngy avail myself oft am Of the opinion that the mcd
cine and the practice would be hvorably received i'm This
quarter. In the treatment Of disease, have long sine,
learned with deep regret the ineciency of the MINERAL
J PRACTICE. ]. l.. ALDEN
! Belfast. Maine, Jan. n, 1910
We think il unnecessary to insert certificates relative I,
the efficacy Of these medicines, every individual with
little reflection, must be convinced that nature rnus h,
ASSISTED not h1rici, counfernctsd or fprr.J 4, bc
selected from many, instance occurring in our or
vicnty-oihers 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 s,v
proper TO conne In bed Of sickness about the last
August. 1886 was attended by two respectable physi
cins cf the Old Schoo practice about seven non,b
continually under their treatment and moi
FREUD or acquaintance thought II possible coud ever no.
rover was even len by INV last physician 10 die and h,
Informed husband and friends that there ,y,s n,
send other physician rs all had bc.n Jn
had heard of Dr. fbard who on the Rsfor,,,J a.
Gsesta6e Practice Of Medicine, for him he did
not give much bat concluded to try Poe
sb,s ksa.r,s. A. tst SINE was reduced lcw 10 !,