The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-11
REFORMED AMERICAN PRACTICE
OF MEDICINE.

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Two those who are unacquaned with the system the sub
l. ser!bcr would inform them that the reformed practice
was Instituted, and Medical school established III the city
OF New forH, IN ley, by W. Beach, NJ D. and rcsl-
dent oil the Reformed Medical Society OF the u. States -
Dr. h. established board OF professors IN this school
the branches nj medicine, Anatomy Ply sOlOgy Sur
gerry, Chemistry, hlatern Medca, Botany, Obstetrics,
Iheory ana Practice III Ply aud Medical Jur. prudence
winch were rs scientifically taught and us at
any Medical college ia the country. In this practice no
Caiomc or other poisonous mineral is administered but
The Vegetable Kingdom is wholly relied or re-.
leve the sucrIngs OF mankind About s29 grant for
College was obtained from the Legislature Of Ohio which
soon went into successful Operations 1T Worthngio in that
state aud still IOurshes almost without parallel IN the
history oiany institution TINS practice has nearly in that
state snppaned the Mineral practice well us n. York
and other States This practice is different from a Others
from the fact that II is continually improving and dis
eases aud climates change TO certain degree this practice
varies accordingly. Why not reform improve the prac
tice OF medicine well any other art silence The
Mineral Practice has had no important mproy encnt Tor
nal century und almost all vegetable practitioners
the DAY are ycry much in want OF scientific knowledge in
Anatomy, Surgery, etc. But the Reformed Practice en-
braces the gO0u O all systems now IN vogue, in this
try The SUBSCRIBERS agraduac OF the Reformed Practice
MS well rs the Old school, and knows from experience
III more than eight years. that the vegetable practice
more safe and scientific than the mineral, aud fully believes
were the present adlercs OF that practice acquainted
practically with this extensive Vegetable practice, they
would Willingly 'ay aside their minerals; aud common
charity prompts to say it, Dr. II. was an Office stu
dent OF Dr. LEACH and for more than three in New
York city had his able connscs and consultations pa
lGHtsi lHOsl every ulsCusc lNCuCHt 10 dense
ton feel warranted in saying that Dr. Beach has not
rival as M author and practitioner IN America. lie us
hil five gold medals awarded him medical author.
ron different societies. (what no other ply sican ever re-
ceived in the counryJ The improvements and ,scovc.
res that yearly made in this reformed Medical Society
by lis graduates, are sent TO the President and published
for the benefit Of themselves and community The sub.
scrbcr le New York city four years ago and located in
last Bctcl and has visited patients in than thirty
towns IN New Hampshire and Vermont The undersigned
ha, observed that families who have kept his medicines for
has
thought best TO have some Of his medicines kept Tor sale in
the principal towns IN this state that the inhabitants gen
orally might have fair opportunity to test the superiority
OF these medicines for family use. Fifty cents, dol
lar, Jnlclousi expended may prevent long, lingering
and perhaps fatal disorders let 1t become seated IN
the system, aud hundreds expended may not procure
Olcst. The present err is IN aae Of transit
ton. The practice oiplysc is eXpcrimenta-phl scians
are beginning to acknowledge II, and TO act upon it, They
have discovered that IN the treatment OF disease land there
Is no disease for the cure of which an al-wise Proyi.
dence has not provided ample remedies in the slorehoue
OF nureD the! must avail themselves, to be successful OF
those remedies Which operate in unison Uh he animal
ecOHomy-wh the gemens of the constitution of the
human embarrassing every gland, organ and vessel
with It's sauinry and healthy influence. This the mineral
practice cannot pcrlorm Tor while poison, mercury
or instance may act ecaclouSy particular disease
II invariably lays the foundation distressing complaint
labiud weakncsS nervous tmidy, unhealthy action of
The animal organs or unconstitutional tendency health
continued through Life, rendering the subject burden 10
himself and his friends The most respectable and nel
gent soians Of the times are adopting this mode pruc
of letter addressed to DR.. Hbbard By physician olln
standing In the state OF Maine;
Frtract ola ien,r from DR. J. r. ALDEN, BelEret, Me-
DR.. IiB,RDi-siri Being somewhat acquainted with
the principles ofte Reformed Practice taught in Ohio
and being fully convinced of its superior sHcdcv i'm COM
batting disease have awaited mysefof this, the only
means could devise to obtain further information ON the
subject and to learn on what conditions the agency for the
lie Of the medicine in this state can be procured About
% years since received Medical Diploma, since which,
have been established in practice in this town. and if
AN not mistaken, with much satisfaction to NV en-.
poycrs generally falls to the lot Of PHI siCans in this
yicn. But however satisfactory TO others il has npd
altogether IN being satisfactory to myse; and If there
any system by which disease can be subducd. without Mt
The same time, destroying or essentially ijVrne the rev.
war and hs1hy action OF the system, world most vii.
ngy avail myself oft lam Of the opinion that the mcdi.
zine and the practice would be yorably received in this
luarter IN the treatment of disease, have long since
Earned with deep regret the nefcicncy Of the MINERAL
PRAcrIcE. J. p. ALDEN
Belfast, Mime, Jan. Is, 1910.
We think II unnecessary insert certificates relative ,o
ne eicncy nj these medicines individual with
title reflection must be convinced that nature must be
SISTED, not hudrted couHieracted. forced in her
lnrts to eradicate disease But we insert the following
elected from many instance occurring in ou- own
together with history Of the practice
VII be given To ans person wishing.
MRS. AvERY's CERTIFICATE
This may certify that Providence in his Affections saw
roper to conne me In he'd Of sickness abont the last of
ln1nst 1885. was attended bv two respectable mis-
lfns oi the Od School practice about seven months and
nntnuhiV grew worse under their regiment and moi
end ora'quantance thought 1t possible could ever re-
over was even len BY my last physician 10 die and he
HORNED nv husband and friends that "there was no
Sc 70 send io any other physician all had been done
hat could be done and must die in less tlan week
h heari OF Dr. iibard, who treats the Rsforst mr.
systtbt Practice Of Medicine ana sent for him No.
OF give much encouragement bit concluded to try p,ge
r' nsfcin'' Al that time reduced sn low a. IN u
9 helpless Twas literally nothing bat n livlnrskele,on
had what 10 generally termed n fever sore on the L. Ill,
ear The back hone under the short ribs which DISCHARGED
o-e than gill ofereenish yellow matter dailv had
yelling neIr the right hin, which subse1nentIv broke in
ree plares-Nv lower limbs much swellpd ard
~ continued fever. which seemed wonld Som e,rov
n. NV hopes were nearly blasted till began DR. NJ
e1fmsnt, and from the day took his medicines. date
only time In my whole sickness thatI though, ,y,.
f.sr sm fully satisfied that II had continued The