The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-05-27
REFORMED AMERICAN PRACTICE
OLE MEDICINE.

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scriber would inform them that the Reformed prGcuce
nstluted and Medical school esluD!Shtdh tiecI'l
OF New iork, III le2y, by Wbeac, M u ana now l'es
dent vi the reformed Medical SOciei! Of the u states
b. II, established bOuru vi professors III this school on
the branches medicine Anatomy, III! siOosy, sur
gerry, Chemistry, Mueria Medical botany, Obstetrics,
Theory and Practice Ply and Medical jurisprudence,
which scientifically taught and demonstrated us al
any Medical college IN the country In this practice, no
CalOme or other poisonous mineral is udninsered but
the Vegetable Kingdom is wholly relied On TO re or re-
eye the suicrlngs U! munkihd. About o2y mt iOru
College was obtained from the Legislature OF OH which
soon went int operation, AT ohinst0 that
state, and still hourlshes almost without parallel III the
history oany institution lhIs practice has hear! IN mat
state suppanted the Mineral practice, us well us NJ iok
and other States. This practice different from all Others
from the fact that it is continually improving ana us us
and Cnutes change to certain degree, inns acIee
varies ucuOrngy Wny not reform or improve The prtc-
tCe of medicine well us any other ART or sclehCe Inc
Mineral Practice has had important improvement 10:
hall a century and almost all vegetable practitioners OF
the day are very much in want OF scientific knowledge III
Anatomy surgery, etc. But the Reformed Practice en-
braces the good all systems now IN vogue, IN inns cOu
try The sulscrbcr graduate OF the Reformed FraClce
Us well US the Ola school, and knows from an experience
gilmore than eight Years that the vegetable practice Is
NOR, safe and scientific than the mineral and fully believes
we're the present adlerens Oi that practice, acquainted
practically with this extensive Vegetable practice, they
would willingly 'ay aside their minerals and common
charity prompts to say II. Dr. H. was an Office stu
dent ol Dr. Beach, and tor more than three Years IN New
York city had his able cOunses aud consultations on pa
TENTS every dlscuse incident TO dense popua-
ton. feel warranted III say ing that Dr. Beach has not
rival as an author and practitioner i'll America lie has
had five gold medals awarded him as medical author
from different societies. (wha other ply STEFAN ever re-
celvcd in the cOunryJ The improvements aud dlscove-
es that are yearly made in this reformed Medical soclct!
by its graduates, sent to The President ana published
for the benefit OF themselves and community The sub
scrber left New York city Tour Years ago and located III
Eu, Bethel and hus visited patients in more than thirty
towns in Hampshire and Vermont. The undersigned
has observed that families who have kept his medicines for
USE seldom ply sCan for advice. Dr. libbHrdt has
thought have some Ol his medicines kept Tor sale IN
the principal in this state that the inhabitants gen
IN
Of these medicines for family use fy cents or one dol
lar judCousy expended, may prevent long, lingering
aud perhaps fatal DISORDER let II become once seated IN
the SYSTEM and hundreds expended may not even procure
one moment oresi. The present use OF ransi
ton The practice hysIc is eApermental-phl scians
are beginning acknowledge it, and to act upon II. The!
have discovered that in theeamen o disease (and there
is no disease for tho cure OF which an aWlsc prOvl-
Il dcnce has not provided ample remedies IN the sloehoue
of nuurc they must avail themselves to be successful OF
those remedies phi9h operate in unison wh the animal
srouoDyyth the arrangements the constitution OF the
human syscm-ylstng every sland organ, ana vessel,
with its suutury and healthy nluerce This the mineral
" practice cannot performs tor while one poson mercury,
or instance may ccaciouSly on particular disease,
it invariably laws the foundation tor distressing complaint
habtiuil weakness, nervous nidty, unhea!th! action OF
rs the animal organs ~ unconstitutional tendency 10 lhtalh
continued through e, rendering the subject burden to
hiuscllu and his friends The most respectable and inel
gent ply OF the times are adopting tins mode OF pac
nee for proof of hch, publish the following extract
c OF letter addressed To Dr ilDOHu, u! p!sCI O sh
standing in the state oi Maine.
Frira3t of Icttcr from pR. J. r. ALDEN, Bia't Me.
=, DR.. llIB lRD.-Slr! BENG somewhat acquainted WIN
~ the prcplcs ofthc Reformed practice nssht in ONO,
" and being fully convinced OF its superior Ncdcy ~ COM
batting disease have aynied myself Of ths as lhc only
means could devise obtain further information ON the
subject and learn what conditions Tie agency Tor the
= sle OF the medicine in this state can be procured About
% ycar, since received Medical Diploma, since which,
have been established in practice in this town. and, II
AN not mistaken with rs much satisfaction TO my en-
poycrS us generally falls 10 'nc lot OF pySclns in I'm,
VICINITY But however satisfactory to Others, II has failed
" Altogether in being satisfactory to myI ana therc Is
my stem By which disease can be subdGed, without ut
. the same time, Destroying o. tSsenuaHy me reg
= ,y aHi bcrby action OF the SYSTEM would most will
uny avail IN, self oft lam O the opinion that the mcd
cine and the practice would be vombly received in this
quarter In the treatment of disease, have lorg since
learned with deep rcgrc, the neilcency Of the MihERA
PRACTICE. . u NiDL''
belfast, Maine, Jan, II, 1910.
M think il unnecessary insert certificates relative Il
the rllcncy of these medicines, every ndyiduu with
little reflection, must he convinced thnt nature must t'
ASSISTED not hyared c0untCracted, or forcsd in her
Efforts to eradicate disease But we insert the following
selected from many, instance occurring in our own
vicinity Others together w1lh history Of TIE practice
MRS. ANERY'S CERTIFICATE,
This may ccruN, tina, Providence in his Affections saw
proper to coaue me to bed Of sickness about me last
70 k,tust -a5 was attended by two respectable phys
Gins OF the OH School practice about seven months anl
re rouunlly grew worse under their treatment, md not
friend or cquanurcc thought 1t possible could ever re-
cover. wa, even c by my last phI stefan 10 Gr, ANA III
N informed my husband and my friends TINT there was '
use To send Tor any other pay stefan Gi all hHd been doL
u ,hot ,oi,l he done and must die IN less than week"
IL had heard of Dr. llibard who treats un the Reformed o.
If Tsos,1je Practice Of Ncdieic anus,n for han. lie GI
m mot y much encouragement but concluded to try !ceS
or alic Iriicnte. At that time was rctuceds 50 low rs
IN he helpless. was literally n"'hnR hNt hU'S ahteu'
had whit Is generally eratd ie'er Sore on tue lesld
near the back hone under me sloi rus Nth us,h'4e'
n more than gill Of Grcei'h AciO" hhtr dai' Hd
.rlnt near the rt hip, which subsequently, broke II
m ,rre ulncrs-My lower limbs were much swclui and
brl continued fever which seemed would soon tsirO
sc mc Nj, hone, were nearly blasted til began Dr.. rs
nt Treatment and from the day took ms medicines da
Vie e only time IN my whole ScNness that thought wa
ct Lr,t am fully satisfied that il had continued tn
he ,t.q1 praciice should have been numbered ere hi
" win the dead gained rapid! IN restoring my hea
Of aNc taking the medicine lew Wreh,, 4mu was oGrtu
tho disease about four months alter taxing MS medicines
,,i.-,y hong all who ARE similarly afflicted viii Try hi
woic Of Practice, and believe that no , one would Rry
tic cause To regret H. 90 =" 80 az"
ey mi, cctlles thtt the sUhscriber, ncehbors al
IS friend, Of Mrs Avery concur in the above certificate an
ai yr recommend the Of these medicines from know
he cac o them, in ofyarons diseases which occuredi
RS our ncighhOrhOOd ana Ncih,N' . , . , ~
Ia. SueRBrRxE.-Jcremah Avery, Charles shedd, Malind
ire NJ slcdI Roswell Adams, Mary Adams, John Eastman
is Inni.n Eastman Louisa Eastman 3D. Zphn Fuller, Anna
III .n Fncr Lois Fuller Mary o'en Nathan Taylor, Mar
T,ylor r. E,tahroohs, ir. DOrcas Es'ahrUok'.
ia prrrsFIcLD.-IOhn Fuller, seth Gibbs, Caroline Gibbs
sh srocTnRIDGr-Capt. A. Perkins, Mai. o. Perkins, Aur
u ncy Abbott, Col o. Darkee, o: T. !elrhcr.
STA u.ruct-Capt. :. Marks, Capt l. Burbank.
. rhr T,llrving medicines are prepared upon an cype
i.c mental knowledge OF their erac, no ole can use theI
nat without being benefited Directions accompany each al
ie Sr,r D-og,-for opening porcsofthe sSn andcau
Of ing pc-sni-uiiun IN levers. colds Ne.
lb SUrHp for dysCnt'fg-lhs - one OF the nest medicine
Cr The summer complaints vi children before the pul
Dr. lie ms well as for the inflammation otthc bowels and stomach
heartburn nasn and vomiting stAess, ChOtra mObu
'r &c. Price 2j cents 5000
ne orrb Drops-or Group rnttes ofchdren, asthmnC
md n'hi,ic colds, coughs consumption whOopns cough, a.
her Price Is cents. 800 -, -,
au Dretc Drop,-for all diseases Of the kidney and III
urinary canals. Price 81 ii cents.
The Rbsn1ifc rheumatism, sprair
NJ: br,isrs &C. Price 81 ia cents.
ind Bdck Slre-fc ulcers, fever sores Sores burns, cut
&c. Price % cents
& lien Omiment-price % cents
. Jufj-igt3,piic pM'-iur nervous debility. dyspers