The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-05-07
REFORMED AMERICAN PRACTICE
OF MEDICINE

ITO those who are unHcquuncd with the system sub
scfhor wunId inform them that the reformed practice
was instituted, aud Medical school established in the
O New York, III ls4D, hy ". beach, NJ u. aud now lres
dent OF the Reformed Medical Society Of the L. States
Dr. u. established board OF professors in this school
tsc branches al medicine, VIZ Anatomy lN siOugN. Sur
gers, Chemistry, MaiCra McdCa, EOtany, Obstetrics
ThuOr! aud Practice ut Ply and Medical Jurisprudence
winch were ms scientifically taught and dcnonstHlcda
an! Medical college III the country. In this practice,
uaolurl OF Other poisonous mineral is administered but
the Vegetable Kingdom Is wholly relied on to cure
cNc the sullcrngs nj mankind. About leg, grant for
College obtained from the Legislature nj ONO which
into successful operation WOrhngton in that
state, and stu lOuThts almost without parallel II. the
history any institution THIS practice has nearly in that
state, suppanird the Mineral practice we'll rs \. iork
aud other states This practice is dcrcntiro all others,
from the fact that II ia continually improving aud dis
eases and climates change l0hcertnn degree, this practice
varies accordingly. Why not reform improve the praC-
cc u medicine well ANY other nr science! The
hiucra Practice has had important improvement Tor
hHI century ana almost all vegetable practitioners OI
the duy very much in want al scientific knowledge in
Anatomy, Surgery etc. Hut the Reformed Practice EN-
hacts the good Of nll SYSTEMS now in vogue ~ this cOun
ty. The subscriber graduate o the Reformed Practice
well us the Old ScEuU ana knows from an experience
Of more than eight Years that the vegetable practice Is
more st and scientific than the mineral and fully believes
wtTe the present HdlrfchiS 81 that Practice acquainted
practically with this extensive Vegetable prNCtce they
woud willingly 'ay aside their mnerasi and common
charity prompts me To shy 1t. Or. u. was M oict stu
dent al Dr. HCaCh aud Tor more than three years In New
lurk city hld his able Cuunsc ana consultations pa
ton, feel warranted in saving thu, DR.. Beach has hot
rival author and practitioner IN Amtrca. lie hss
hud five gold medals awarded him N medical author,
from different societies (wai no other ply STEFAN ever
ccyc IN the cOuntriJ The improvements md di.rOye
that yearly made In this reformed Medical Soce,
b IL. graduate, sent To the President aud published
lar the benefit of themselves and community The sub
,crbcr ci New NOrk c four years ago and located in
last Bethel aud has visited patients in more than thirty
towns in New Hampshire and Vermont The hdtrsg ned
l. observed that fne who have kept his medicine. lor
u~c, seldom need ply scan Tor advice. Dr. hbaidhas
thought hest to have some nj his medicines kept for sae IN
the principal towns in this state. that the inhabitants gen
orally aht have nir opportunity to test the SUPERIORITY
Ol these medicines for family use PINS cents, or ore dol
lar, iudciousy expended, may prevent long, lingering,
aud pcrhHp, tn disOrdcr let become seated ~
the stem, aud hundreds expended may not even procure
moment otTcs The present era is ol transit
ton. The practice Of phi SIC is Npcrimentapby scas
nre beginning sCknON ledge it, aud to act upon H. The,
IL disease for the cure 0G which MI all~iss Provi
drrcc has not provided ample remedies In the stOrroe
nutugc they must avail themselves, TO be- successful,
those remedies Whifh ogsrd' IN unison pih bs animal
Ccouomy-wlh the arrangements Of the constitution ofihr
human -NstCm-Nisne every gland organ, and vessel,
with S rauiHry aud healthy nilucrce This the mineral
practice cannot performs for, while one pOisOn mercury,
usunre may act eicucOusly On particular disease,
II invariably Laws the lOnHdno for distressing plant
hlbiuh weakness timdity, unhealthy action OF
the annn organs unconstitutional tendency to III health
continued through HE, rendering the sulJcr burden 10
himself and his friends. The most respectable and inel
gent phi s,aus Of the times are adopting this mode NJ prHc
tee for pronl ur which, ", publish the following extract
letter addressed to Dr. iibbard, by physician thigh
standing in the state Of Malnei
Tr'rart oGa letter from DR.. j. p. ALDEN, BCifa't Me-
DR. llin,Rpi-sri Being somewhat acquainted with
the griHcps Of the Reformed practice taught In Ohio
and being fy convinced of its superior ,Reacy in
batting disease have aynrd self Of this. the only
means could devise obtain further information on the
subject ad to learn what conditions the agency for the
sale Of the medicine in this state can be procured About
% wears since received Medical Diploma, since which,
have been established in practice in this town, and il
an not Mistaken with rs much satisfaction to my EN-.
poycrs general, falls 10 the lot nj physicians IN this
vicinity. lul however satisfactory to ONsrs, II In. failed
altogether in berg satisfactory myscr; and If there /.
ay system by which disease be snbducd without. Mt
the time. destroying or essentially Jnrine The rrg
uhar and hrritty drfiDn OF the system. would most will
lngy avail m,selfof Lana of the opinion that the ned
cine md the practice would be ,oraby received in this
quarter In the treatment Of disease, have long since
learned with deep regret the nciccncy of the MSEnAL
PR iCricg. j. It. ALDEN.
Belfast Maine, Jan. Is, 1910.
We think il unnecessary insert certificates relative to
The efficacy If these medicines, every individual with
little reflection must be convinced that nature must he
ASSISTED, hu1riei cogHrrrrtrd. foreed in her
,1ors to eradicate disease. But insert the following
selected from many, instance occurring In own
together with history Of the practice
will be give. to nny person wishing.
MRS AvERy's CERTIFICATE.
This may certify that Providence in his affection. saw
proper coHre To bed If scknCss about the last NJ
,ugusi iaf. ! attended by respectable nh,si-
ars Of the Old School practice about seven months and
worse under their treatment rnd not
irud or acquaintance thought u possible could
over was len hy my last rh'siran 70 ds aud he
nlo-ncd husband aud my friends thsi there WIS no
send for other PLY sirnh all had been done
hat cnuld be done, and must die In less than n week.
I'D heard OF DR.. lIbqh, who treats the PefJtmsd NJ
sgsfbir Practice Of Vofrins fnr him. Ne did
lot give much encouragement bit concluded to try iere
rsic Noi~ifc' At that time was reduced low ~ To-
r. helpless. was LITERAL, nothing hut living skeleton
had what is generally termed fever sore the rf side
the back hone under the short ribs. which discharged
more than gill Of grcrnsh yellow matter dav. had
yelling the right hip, which subsequently, broke in
hrre paceS.-My lower limbs much -wrlrd and
nd continued fever which seemed would destroy
nc. Nv hopes were nearly blasted till beE4n DR.. H's
-caimfni. and from the day took his medicines. date
he only time in my whole sickness that thought was
r,sr an fully ssstshed nat II had evarnuei ,Ae