The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-08-13
REFORMED AMERICAN PRACTICE
OF UEDlCINE

iO these who ARE un0cquantcd with the system the sub
s'rlhcr would inform them HAT the Reformed pructc,
WAS instituted and Incident school established IN the cit,
Of New ok, IN l-%9 by W. Beach, NJ. b. and now prcsr
DENT oi the Reformed Medical Society OF the h. States
~ H. established board Of professors in this school ul
'' U'dH,"'S I" WtGitnt W. Anatomy, my slology, sur
gerry, Chemistry, Mutcriu Modica, botany, Ob,tctric,
Theory ana Practice o Ply sic ANA Medical Jurisprudence
Which we're rs scientifically taught aud demoustlateda as at
any Medical college in the country. In this practice no
Lalonrl or other poisonous mineral IL administered; but
me Vegetable Kingdom Is wholly relied on TO cure
Neyc the suffering, U muHAGd. About lr29 grant form
college was obtained from the Legislature o ONO which
soon cent into successful Upu.uun, at NUhngtun in that
slate ana stu llonrlshc' almost without rHallc In the
history ANY institution TIL, practice has utur, in that
state suppanlod TIE Mineral puclcc, rs well rs y. ork
and other states. This practice different from all Others,
from the fact that il is continually improving ana as dis
eaes and clmutc, change certain degree this practice
varies accordingly. Why not reform or improve the prGc-
tee OF medicine well as any other art science! The
Mineral Practice hls had no important Improvement iur
nan century and almost all vegetable practitioners Of
the day are very much IN want OF scientific knowledge IN
Anatomy, Surgery, etc. But the Reformed Practice rll-
braces Ia" good oi all systems in vogue, in this COu-
Try. The subscriber is graduate Of the Reformed Practice
us well II. the Oh school, and knows rOm experience
of more than eight years that the vegetable practice is
more safe d scientific than the mineral, and n believes
were the present ndherenIs Of that practice, acquainted
practically with this extensive Vegetable Practice they
would Willingly uy aside their mincrulsi and common
churly prompts me TO say IT, Dr. II. was an Office stu
dent OF DR.. Beach, and for more than three wears in New
YORK. city had his able counsel, and consultations nn un.
TENTS every disease incident 10 dense pugua.
ton. icc warranted IN saying that Dr. Beach has not u
rival ns IN author aud practitioner in America. lie hus
mud five gold medals awarded him II medical author,
from dhtrcnt societies. (what no other physician
CeNcd in the cOUutrlJ The improvements and dscOye.
ricS thai are yearly made in this reformed Medical Society
by its gaIdutc sent to the President and published
for the benefit Df themselves and community The suh.
scrbcr len New York city four years ngo aud located
East Bethel aud has visited patients in than thirty
towns IN New Hampshire and Vermont The undersigned
la, observed that families who have kept his medicine, for
use seldom need ply sicun for advice Dr. Hubbard, hn
thought hest TO have some vi his medicines Kept Tor sale
the principal towns In this state that the inhabitants gem
orally might have Hr opportunity 10 test the superiority
Of these medicines for family use. I'm, cents, or one dol
lar, JuJciousy expended, muy prevent long. lingering
aud perhaps fatal disorders let it become seated IN
the SYSTEM and hundreds expended may not procure
ono moment Olrcst The present era IN are ol trnn.
ton. The practice ufphysic is Observation-Disclosures
are beginning To acknowledge IT, ana 10 act upon H. They
have discovered thai in hrtCamcn Of disease land there
is 10 disease for the cure of which m all-wsr Prnvi.
dence has not provided ample remedies In the sortouse
nj nainre they must avail themselves to be successful,
those remedies Wiicb operate in unison wi4 hc duiQi
ccDHODy-wh the arrangements Of the constitution Orhe
human sysrm-yisiting every gland, organ. and vessel,
with lis sautmy and healthy influence. This the mineral
practice cannot performs Tor, while poison, mercury,
or instance may act eiiCHciOusly particular disease
il nvnriubiy LAYS the foundation couulut
habtiuh weakness nervous tmidty unhealthy action ol
the animal organs con- iitOnd tendency To in health
continued through ir rendering the subject burden 10
hm,elfnnd his friends. The most respectable aud lntc.
gent phl Cans of the times adopting this mode oTprac-
tee for proof which, We publish the following extract
of letter addressed to Dr. ilbbard by py stefan of hia
standing IN the state nj Maine;
Frtrgri ofd itt'r FROM On. J. =. ALDEN, Bc,7gi Me-
On. IiiB,aD-Slr: Being somewhat acquainted win
the 2riHces Of the RCformed yr1cico TAUGHT n Ohio
and being ny convinced of lis superior ,frlcy IN com.
batting disease, have awaited myselfOf This NJ tie nuly
means could devise to obtain further information On the
subject, AMI to learn what conditions the nccnc, for the
sale of the medicine in this be- procured Abo
% Years since received Medical Diploma since which
have been established In practice in this town, and If
am not mistaken. with n much satisfaction to nv tn
poycrs ~ generally falls 10 the lot Of physicians m this
vicinity. But however satisfactory to OfGCrs, IL has failed
altogether IN being satisfactory y7'fi aud 10 there Is
ANY system by which disease be- subucd without nj
the same time Destroying Or essCHf1U murine the Tsr
urr and hra'ihV rctioH Of the sicin would most will
ney avail myself oft lam Of the opinion tisi the ncd
cine and the practice would be fvoray received IN his
quarer In the treatment Of disease have long since
learned with deep regret the ineiicienc, of the MINERAL
PPtCTiCE. j. p ,IUT\
Belfast Maine. Jan. Il. 1910.
We think II unnecessary insert certificates rcIotive "a
the efficacy ofthcse medicines. ms every individual ,yifh
little reflection must be convinced that nature must he
ASSISTED, not hWGrfei couHferacfe or torc,d i'm bar
enrs 10 eradicate disease. But VIZ insert the fnoiuy
selected from MANI. instance occurring in our o,n
'triuityoihers together with a history Of the practice
Will be given to any person wishing.
MRS. ANERYs CERTIFICATE.
This may certify, that Providence in his Affections saw
proper to conhne me 10 bed Of sickness about the a. d
Ausnst, 1896 was attended by two respectable rhysi
ctns Of the Old School practice about seven months and
grew under their Treatment and mo-, a
friend acquaintance thought IL possible conId ever 20
len rs last physician 10 die and he
informed husband and my friends that there was ro
send for any other physician as all had been or
that could BE- done. and musi die in less than week.
had heard Of Dr. Hbard who treats on the Reformed o
pegeGbe Practice Of Medicine ANA sent for him he iJ
not give much encouragement but concluded TO try
'a0f Hed'eH' Al That time was reduced low a. 10