The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-12

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scribcr 0uld inform them that the Reformed practice
instituted, and Medical school established III me Guy
OF New York, leg, by W. Beach, NJ d. and now prcsi-
dent of the Reformed Medical Society of the u states
Dr. II. established board OF professors in this school ON
the branches of medicine viz. Anatomy, Physiology sur
gerry, Chemistry, Materia Medical Botany, Obstetrics,
Theory and Practice OF Ply aud Medical jurisprudence,
which were scientifically taught and demonstrated" Us al
any Medical college in the country In ths practce no
GalOmc other poisonous mineral Is admnlsttred nut
the Vegetable Kingdom is wholly relied on 10 cure or re-
lcyc the surrngs OF mankind. About le29, grant fora
College obtained from the Legislature OF Ohlo when
into successful operation, at Worlngo that
state and still Ourscs almost without parallel IN the
history OF any institution This practice has nearly in that
state suppuncd the Mineral practice, MS well us n. York
and other States This practice Is different from al Others
from the fact that it is continually improving ANA rs us
cases and climates change to certain degree tins practice
varies accordingly. Why not reform or improve the prac-
tje OF medicine well any other art or science! the
Mineral Practice has hud no important Improvement Tor
has ccnHsy and almost all vegetable @ aG 81
Ana'"m% snr!ery, etc. But Tic Reformed Practice
braces the good OF all systems now III vogue III ths 'o
try The subscriber is graduate OF the Reformed lF'ucc
us well the Old School, and knows rom an experience
of more than eight years. that the vegetable prac,Ge Is
more safe and scientific than the mineral ana iuy beoVos
were the present adcrcnts OF that pnCuce' acquainted
practically with this extensive Vegetable practice thcy
would Willingly 'ay aside their minerals; and common
charity prompts to say it. Dr. H. was an once SUI
dent of Dr. lcach and for more than three years III New
York city had his able Counse and consultations on pa
tirntS on most every disease incident to dense popn-
ton. feel warranted in saying that Dr. Beach mas NOT
rival author and practitioner III Amtrlch. It ms
had five gold medals awarded him ms medical author
from different societies. (wla no other physician ever re-
ccivcd in the cOuntry) The improvements ana dsooNe'
res that are yearly made in this reformed Medical society
by its graduates sent to the President ANA nbshtu
for the benefit of themselves and community. The sub
scriber left New York city four years ago ana located III
Ea,, Bethel and has visited patients in more than thlrty
towns in New Hampshire and Vermont The undersigned
has observed that families who have Kept ms medicines Tor
use seldom need ply stefan for advice Dr. iDDardcWas
thought have some oi his medicines kept ior aao III
Tho nrncpnl towns in this state that the inhabitants gc-
orally might have fair opportunity to test the superiority
of these medicines for family use fy cents, or one uo
lar judcously expended, may prevent long lingering
and perhaps fatal disorders let become once seated Ill
the SYSTEM and hundreds expended may not even procure
moment of rest. The present era Is an age " 'in
or. The practice of physc, is eNpermcnal-ph! 'lca'
are BEGINNING acknowledged and to act upon IT, Ihel
have discovered that in the treatment of disease nd tcr'
Is no disease for the cure of which an al-wsc ROW
dencc has provided ample remedies III the sl"eouS'
ofnaurc they must avail themselves, to be successful
those remedies Which operate in unison run me ANNA
rconomy-wth the arrangements al the constitution Vi W
human system-vistng every gland, orgni ana vessel
with its saluary and healthy influence TINS the lherH
practice cannot performs for, while one poison ercur!
or instance. may act cicaclOSy on particular disease
IL invariably Laws the foundation for distressing complaint
abtiui weakness nervous timidiy, unhealthy action OF
the animal organs,o unconstitutional tendency 10 ll cn
continued through life, rendering the subject burden Il
himself and his friends. The most respectable and intel
gent ply sans of the times, are adopting WIS moue pa
tce for proof OF which, wc'pubsh tile following cNtTac
of letter addressed Dr. ibbard by physician OIL is
standing in the state Oi Maine;
Triraef of letter from DR. ]. r. ALpES Belfast, Me.
DR. IIIBlRp-Sir: Being somewhat acquainted VIII
the DrncpIes of the Reformed Practice rs taught IN Ono
and being fully convinced of lis superior Ncdcy ~ com
batting disease, have avalcd myself Of TINS, as he ON
means coud devise Obtain further Information on VI
subject and To learn on what conditions the agency for III
sale of the medicine in this state can be procured. Aoo1
90 years since received Medical Diploma since Whcl
have been established in practice in TINS town, anu
am not mistaken with much satisfaction 10 NY tH
poyers rs generally falls TO the lot OF physicians ~ I'M
VICINITY Bu however satisfactory to Others, IT has iaie
In. autist
my by which disease can be snbdueh wlthon',
the time, Destroying or essentially iWlh"H t reg
MAR and heaithy action OF the system. would most WI
Ingly avail myself oft am of the opinion that the med
cine and the practice woud be nvoraby received IN tn
quarter In the treatment Of disease have long sine
learned with deep regret the ineicency o. he MiSERA
pn,rrIcr J. =. ALDEN
Belfast, Maine Jan. Is, 1910.
We think il unnecessary to insert certificates relative
The ecac, Of these medicines every individual WIN
little reflection must be convinced that nature must
ASSISTED not hwarttd, countsTdcfed, or fo'cfd, III ~
efforts eradicate disease But we insert me iolowii
selected from many an instance occnrrlne III our o"
yirinty-ohers, together with history oil the pracuc
will be given to any person WISHING
MRS AvERY'S CERTIFICATE.
This mny certify that Providence in his affections sa
pr.ner 10 connc me to bed of sickness about The last
August le36 | attended by TWO resper'hplt phl'
clans of the Old School practice about seven months al
continually grew under their treatment nhu NV
friend or acquaintance thought il possible could ever
was even let by my last physician 10 dif hnu
Informed husband aud my friends that thcre "hs
send FOR any other physician as all had beeh uo
that could he done and must die in less than week.
had heard of Dr. Iibard, who treats on the Ref0Tmh
TegrtrbIe Practice Of Medicine, sent for him. lie
not give much hut concluded to try bsg
table M,dicinfs. At that time was reduced so low ms
be helpless. literally nothing but living skeletO
had what is generally termed fever sore the eit s
near the hack hone under the short ribs which dischare
more than gill Of preenish yellow matter daily had
swelling near the right hip, which subsequently broke
three places-My lower Limbs were much swellcd, and
had continued fever, which seemed would soon destr
me- Nv hopes were nearly blasted til began Dr. u
treatment and from the day took his medicines, da
tho only time in my whole sickness, mat thouehl "
Mineral Practice, I should have been numbered ere u