The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-11-26
REF RMED AMERICAN PRACTICE
OF MGDiCiNE,


REF RMED AMERICAN PRACTICE
OF MEDiCiNE.
Two those who unuCuantru with the SYSTEM sub
scrbcr woulu ulOr tAen. that the KrO.meu practice
Wis instituted, uLd Medical school eslaLlstu Ia the city
III New iurk, ley, by W. Leach, u. aud nov FRESH
deht vi tnr Reformed Medical society OF the 1. States
Dr. h. established bou Ol professors IN this school On
the branches nj medicine, va. Anatomy! il sol0sl sur
gers, Chemistry, Matcra Mcdca butanN, Obstetrics,
Iheor! uhd Practice u Ply sic ,uld Medical jurisprudence
which were scientifically taught hld demons. acd us ~
my Medical college III the country, liz this practice, IT.
Culoe or other IUlsULOus mineral is udminst,rtU hut
The Vegetable Kingdom wholly relied Oh To cure or re-
leve the surrIngs u! mahkLd. About e2S, grant for
College was obtained from The Legislature III ONO, which
suuh went lhtu successful opc uol at Wortihgoh III mat
state and ST II luurlshes almost without parallel H. the
history Oi Institution. THIS practice has htnrI IL INT
state suppntcu the Mineral practice, as well H> NJ ork
and other States. This practice different 'om all Others,
from the Tact that II continually improving nid H. dis
cases AID climates clnse certain dcsItr tins practice
varies uccO.dsk VIII! lot reform ar improve the pruc-
tice O med che we'll as All! other art ar science: lie
Mineral Practice has hud ~ important improvement Tor
hat century ana almost all vegetable rracunrr> III
the day very much IN walt 0i SclthUhc kLowhdsc III
Anatomy, Surgery, etc. LW the Reformed Practice cnl-
braces the good NJ n :! stems ltw III NOsGt III lhs con-
Try. The suscrhrri> graduate nj the Reformed Practice
well rs the Old School, nhd kLows from IN experience
III than eight Years that the vegetable practice is
more sal, MD scientific than the mineral ala ulA believes
were the present udherrhl> ri that practice acquainted
practically with this extensive Vegetable practice, Ill, y
would Willingly 'al aside their minerals AID Con''nti'
charity prom me To say IT, Dr. H. was an ohct stu
dent ri Dr. leach, and for more than three years III New
York cit, had h. able cOustls and cosulldiios IN pa
tents IN most ever! disease ncd,l lon dense r"p"a-
ton. feel warranted III say that Dr. Leach has NJ !,
fival rs author aud practitioner III America. lie has
had five gold medals awarded Inn rs medical author,
from different ,ucctcs hat 10 other lh\sical ever re-
rcyrd ~ the cuutrlD The improvements AID dScovc-
res that Ical! made ~ This returned Medical society
by II, graduate, are seat ~ the Prcs,i AID lnlisl,d
lnr the bcur nj themselves AID community. The sub
,cbcr cil New York city four years ago AID lorat' in
East Bethel and lns visited patients Ia more than thirty
tuwIs III New Hampshire md Vermont. lhc undersigned
t, observed that families who have kept his medicines for
USE, seldom need phl sicnn Tor advice Dr. ilhhrd las
thought hest to have III his medicines kcl Tor sale in
the PRINCIPAL FOWLS IN this state TINT the inhabitants gen.
orally mght have lair opportunity To test the superiority
al THESE mrrLc> for family ISc. FiN ccht, one dol.
lar, judCitSN expended, prevent long, lingering,
aud perhaps fatal Disorder let it become once seated III
the lslt, and hundreds expended may not even procure
one moment nj rest The present era is MI hee III transit
ton. The practice oi phi, Sic is ctprrmrntll, sicul
ARE begin H Ia ackuOwr 1t, AID tn net UPON IT, They
have discovered that III tie treatment Ul disease (a there
Is no disease for the cure 0i which IN allw Pruyi.
deuce hats not provided ample remedies III the siochosr
ri natnre they mus, avail themselves To he succcSs
those remedies Wh''h p"dft ~ hhIso" run ~ min,i
'conOmyw the arrangements Of the constitution Of the
human s>srn-v'sitlg every en'd' orgMn' md vessel
with its sanitary ard healthy iuecr This the mineral
practice cannot rcrormi for, while one poison. nrrcu,
or instance net eicaciousll particular disease
II invirinhi, lays the Ouu,u disircss compliant
hiinl weakness, nervous timdity III healthy Hcii,
The animal orgni hCostiluU NJ tel dcci tn III health
continued hrcrgh IT,, rel tcri the sI cci hGr'c Ia
himself ru his triC lis. The most rc>ntt'ul IL ~ pll
gent phi sCias ci the lines ndop this ode oi prnc
ice iur proof ot which publish the following extract
nfa letter addressed tn Dr. iibbard by ply stefan sh
stnrdIg in the state al MAIZE
Frtcnct MA hiie- fran, DR j. =. ALDEN Beift, Ne.
On. iIin,RD. Sir: Being somewhat acquainted with
the "rincfs If the RctOrhcd practice, rs taught ~ Ohio,
ana being iny convinced of its superior N cGcy III
batting disease, have awaited my sell of this, the unl,
means could devise Ia obtain further information the
subject, nnd Ia learn what conditions the agency Tor the
sale nj tile medicine IN this state can lie procured Ahuu
90 wears since received Medical Diploma since which
have been established IN practice in this town. and il
nm not mistaken. with as much satisfaction to my en-
po,cr> general, falls To the lot of l sicans IN hi,
vie nit. Put however satisfactory To others, II has ir
altogether in be satisfactory to myscT and II there
"ny system 10y which disease can be subucd, without, AT
the same time destroying essentially injufiHe the
Yi1r ami hr1ithy Hcton ri the system. would most vii
ngN avail NV oft lam Of the opinion that the mei.
cine and the practice would be yorab received in thi
quarter IN the treatment Of disease, have long since
rhr cd with deep regret the neicency Of the MiNtR,
rpirTicc. j. 7. ALDEN.
Ielh,st Maine, Ian. u, 1910.
We think II unnecessary to insert certificates rentive Il
the ricar, If these medicines, every individual with
little reflection must he convinced that nature must h.
,s'tSrEr, hu1isd, counisractra, fo-c,d in hu
e'nrtS In eradicate disease. Bui insert 49,. levin!
sorctc rom many, ~ IN instance occurring IN
vir'nv-oilcrs together with history OF the practice,
VIII lie given To any person wishing.
MRS. AvERY's CERTIFICATE.
THIS may cerG that Providence in his nnlicliors saw
proper To coiie me to he'd Of sickness about the last
August 1856. was attended bv two respectable rhvs
WINS pln S'Honl Tictft Hhout seven months
CONTINUALLY grew worse under their treatment. rrd not
friend or 'nhlnnncr thought II r0ss hlr could
rover was even LETT Nv last py srian To die, aud h.
iorned nv husband aud friends that - there WIS M
Use To seid for ANY other physician all had been nr
mat could he done, aud must die in less III II week"
lad heard OF Dr. Ibnrd who treats the Refprmsi
.gstnjs Practice nj Neii>inc ana sent for him lie did
int give much encouragement brit concluded try Ter
ib' We'd cihrs At ihHt time reduced 50 low nS IT,
~ helpless was literally uoih but living skeleton
had what Is generally termed fever the len side
lear the back hone under The short ribs. which DISCHARGED
more than gill Of erernsh yellow matter daily. I had .
weilng near the right hin which suhscqrcrt broke IN
IIree plares.-N, lower limbs N swel,qd md
r continued fever which seemed wnnl som ,les,rn,
NJ. NJ, hopes were nrnri, blasted till hogan Or NJ
rsnim'pi az from the dn, took his med cnes I,,e
r only time IN nv whole sickness that tlionpht wn.
Ti' r. nm ftll' sRii> SIZED TINT II had confirmed tho
T"srni Pr@ctc' should have been nurteIe ere mi.
nth the dead gained rapidly in resioriip M, health
ner taking the medicine few weeks. ard was cured t
10 disease about fur months after akirg his medicines
sncerel, hnrc all who similarly afflicted viii tr, this
f'f' NJ 'ariic". and believe that wcr have
,r-r 10 reg - ". R'TII AVERY.
St"-bnrre August 60. 1887.
The cn-iifes hat the sutsrrhcrl rcipil o-s ,rd
lends NJ Mrs tverv IN the above certificate ard
+" recommend the rsc Of these neficiTes from kpovl.
Ice a. them In nf varnns diseases which rurr,d in
- nc rnhcihocd rrd vici,it, .
y i-Trr'NT-'rrrrah \vrrv. Charles She'd NrIirr,
T. Si"dd Roswell Adams. Mary Adams John Eastman
's" East an. louisa Eastman I'd. 7iIrhr rrllrr Ana
tne- ic' Frllr-. MARY TFsicr. Nathan TIA, lor Mary
,"'or " Es'"h-onks ir nor~rs Ts.rir,cls =
rul'e-. Seth Gibbs C,-ol,re Cibbs
y -Nev~rIre..-Car, A pe-t,,s Mi n 49, 49,.
:. " Nh'H'', w. Nrrker. n. r. peI~hrr.
\. Marks, Capt l. Burbsnt
''"'"'hs medicines are prepared upon an espri.