The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-02-18
REFORMED AMERICAN PRACTICE
OF HfEDLfJNE


gerry Chemistry, Materia Medca, Botany, Obstetrics
Theory and Practice OF Physic and Medical Jurisprudence
which scientifically taught and demonstrated
any Medical college in the country. lii TINS pMcuce no
Caomel or other poisonous mineral is adinnscredi Ou
The Vegetable Kingdom is wholly relied on 10 cure or re-
lcve the suilernss OF mankind. About 1872 grant FORA
College was obtained from the Legislature OF ONO, which
soon into successful operations ut WOrthington that
state, and still Ourshes almost without parallel IN the
history fany institution This practice has nearly in that
state, supplanted the Mineral practice as well AS N York
and other States This practice is dcrel from al Others
from the fact that it is continually improving and us DIS
elscs and climates change TO certain degree this practice
varies accordingly Why not reform or improve the prac-
ticc OF medicine well any other art or science! The
Mineral Practice has had no important Improvement 10:
hail century, and almost all vegetable practitioners OF
te uay are very much III want OF scientific NhoWe'sc Ill
ANATOMY, Surgery etc. But the Reformed Practice
braces the good oa systems now in vogue, in this
try The subscriber Is graduate OF the Reformed Practcc
well as the Old School, and Knows from experience
OF more than eight years. that the vegetable practice is
more safe aud scientific than the mineral and fully believes
the present adlerens Of that practice, acquainted
practically with this extensive Vegetable practice, they
would Willingly 'ay aside their minerals; aud common
charity prompts me to say it. Dr. H. was an Office stu
dent Of Dr. Beach, and for than three years in New
York city had his able counses and consultations pa
ents, ON most every disease incident TO dense p0pna-
ton. feel warranted IN say ing that DR.. Beach has not
rival as AN author and practitioner in America He has
hId five gold medals awarded him medical author,
from different societies. (what other physician
ccved in the cOuntry The improvements and discOye-
rcs that yearly made in this reformed Medical Society
b! its graduates are sent to the President and published
scrbcr lc New York city four years ago and located in
East Bethel and has visited patients in than thirty
towns in New Hampshire and Vermont. The undersigned
has observed that families who have kept his medicines for
use, seldom need yscian for advice Dr. bbafd, has
thought best TO have some ohs medicines kept tor sale in
the principal towns in this state, that the inhabitants gen.
orally might have fair opportunity test the superiority
of these medicines for family Fifty cents, or dol
lar, Judcousiy expended may prevent long, lingering,
and perhaps fatal disorder let it become seated in
the system, and hundreds expended may procure
ono moment of rest. The present era is age OF transit
ton. The practice oiphysc, is cXpcgmcnta-phy scians
are beginning to acknowledge it, and 10 net upon it, They
have discovered that in hereatmen OF disease aId there
is no disease for the cure Of which Hliwise PrOvi.
dcMce has provided ample remedies in the s,o.ehouse
of nature they must avail themselves to be successful
those remedies wkch operate in unison tUh Tie Gntadi
eConomywh the arrana cmentso the constitution OF the
human sysCn-yisitng every gland organ, and vessel,
with its sautnry and healthy influence This the mineral
practice cannot perform; Tor, while poison, mercury,
or instance may act e!caciousy on particular disease,
it invariably lays the accumulation ior adisrtssng complaint
habuL weahucs,, Gus m.dity, unhealthy action q
the animal ocgpIS unconstitutional tendency to i'll health
continued through HE, rendering the subject burden to
hmscand his friends. The most respectable and intei
gent of The times adopting this mode olprac
tee; for proofolwhch, publish the following extract
oa letter addressed to Dr. bbard, by phi! stefan oihgh
standing in the state OF Maine.
! FWract oia ietier trOM Dr. J.P. ALDEN Bt4@t, Ne.
| DR. lIDARD.-Sir; Being somewhat acquainted W.t.
the principles of the Reformed practice uuglt in Ohio
and being fully convinced OF its superior ec0cy in
batting disease, have awaited my sell Of this, as tile only
means could devise 10 obtain further Information OF the
INV W -, " u WV, Wv, | Wv "5 'I ~,
sue OF the medicine IN iils sfRe ca DC procurcd about
20 cars since received Medical Dipoma, since which,
"" "'" ,t'p''snv" " p'"v''J , ~ ~ ' GNU -
poyers rs generally falls TO the lot Of physicians in this
pm ru"r't' a . u g. ~ ~, ~ ,''1
''oF, ,cF ~ ov.ns SAt,lc'o.s 10 yStT anu u ue
t'H 'ihN. ny W"'h U'ea'o c'n We sIpe"t" N"houi VI
the same time, destroying or essentially jUriag thC feg
GIHf "na hiM!'g Gcto" OF lne s}alen "oa most WI
nE a, ,'' sscti VI i u .ro o,,.on on. ,g ",Hi
CHe unu tc pr''tSc would u: a'oF""'i receive" III ls
quarter. In the treatment of disease, have long since
learned Win Geep regret inc Ihi"'eehy o. lhc MiSERA
~ r tJsaoE; yr,,.o -, = ,,,o d. T. ALIEN
| ,,t.n,nti ~ ,n 'un' ~" cav - .-.,
tl" " unnecessary W ''Scl' Vc' Ic,"t u
wv, oS ", '"r , ~ XXX ,""",, ","i
n, @ 90 M nva
io,,oJ c,o,, n,,r % =, ;,,, ',rr, ' T.; '"oN NY
'.' 'y vs. n ,'I''I ~ "u M
no"''! '3v,n'' WIN n''o! VI '"e p"V''e'
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| Mrs. ANHRfS CERTIFICATE.
This may certify that Providence in his Affections saw
proper to conlre me to bco of sickness about the las, OF
hueust s9G. | was attended bv two rcsrrctablr uly
clans of the OH School practice about seven months nud
continually grey worse upIer thor trcourrt rrI mn, 81
friend or acquaintance thooht II nos,Ilc co,d cvcr rc
cover was even ct hv ny las, rhyscinn ~ di, and he
informed nv husband and m, friends that there was no
use to send for any other pin stefan a. all had been done
tim, could he done and must die in les, thnn n week y
had heard Of Dr. oT who reats on the ' P~fr'ci mr.
Ycgf15ye pyactjec Of NJ(i;ys ana sent for him, lie L
moi rive much rnco- Inn concluded IN ,rv T,r~
gbie n.Jici,s Al that ,r WINS reduced so Ioyv os ia
he hplplcss was literally nohipa but liynr skeleton
had what reucrnilv termed n fever sore on the lp slid
near the ,uck hone under The short ribs which DISCHARGED
more thnn g fgrccn,l yellow matter daily. | Ind Il
swelling near the right hin which subsequently broke in
three rI,rps-NIy loyrr limbs were much syrlcd ard
had continued fever which seemed womb soon Jc.troy
me- Nv homes were nearly blasted ill began DR. yrs
Treatment and from the Gny took his nrdicin,s dntc
the only time In nv whole sickness that t,oroht vos
be r. | nm fully satisfied that if had continued the
Mineral Pygc,icr should have bccn numbered ere his
with the dead gained rapidy in restoring ny bcoI
aCer taking the medicine few weeks md was cured nj
the disease about four months after Rkinn his medicines
sincerely hone all who are similarly afflicted will tire bi
Mode Of Practice and believe that No one woul have
| cause to regret it, RUTH tNIRY.
| Shrrhurnc. August &C., 1897.
This ccrtlcs that we the suhscribcrl rcirlLors mud
friends Of Mrs Avery rr in the above ccricnc nrd
we recommend the use Of these medicines from LunwI
clre them in case Of various diseases which ocrurr, In
our neghbOrhood md vicinity
SIrRnraYc.-Ieremah Avery, Charlie, Shodd No,lrlo
w shedd, Roswell Adams, Mary Adams John Easrrnnn
Lnnisa Eastman Louisa Egstran a. yu9hn rullrr ANA
sa Fnllcr Lois Fuller Mary Hasten Nathan la, or Mary
Tnvlor, Il. Esahrooks. if. Dofc7s Es'ahroois.
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