The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-01-07
.tLFURMED AMERICAN PRACWiC.
GE MED,(IS


.tDFURMf1D AMERICAN PRACTiC.
OF MEDICINE.
Two those who unucquaued with the system, thrsub
scrlbcr would Inform them that the Reformed practice
was instituted and Medical school established in The city
o New York, le29 by w. Beach, a. ID. and now Prcsi-
dent OF the Reformed Medical Society Of the u. States
Dr. u. established board OF professors in this school
the branches OF medicine, VIZ Anatomy, PLY siOugy,
gerry, Chemistry, Macgia McdIcu, Botany, Obstetrics,
Theory and Practice Ply ,aGG Medical JUr, prudence
which scientifically taught and demonstrators at
my Medical college in ht country. III this ptuce, Eu
tulomtl or other POISONOUS mineral Is aintnstrrd but
The Vegetable Nm j. wholly relied on 10 cure or
llcvc the suiicgs o! mankind About lt2', grant fora
College was obtained from The Legislature OF Ohio which
soon Went init successful operation at O'taEgto IN thut
state and still OUruhcs almost without IL parallel III the
history Olauy Institution. This practice has Heur IN that
state sUppucd the Mineral practice, us well Tvs ". York
and other States. This practice Is different from all others
from the lC that ii is continually improving and Hs dis
eases aud climates change ua certain degree, tins practice
accordingly. why not reform or !mFrpN the prIC-
tiCe OF medicine veil as any other urt or science: The
Mineral Practice has had no important improvement for
half century Und almost all vegetable practitioners q
the day ycry much in want OF scientific knowledge in
Anatomy, Surgery, Eut the Reformed Practice
braces the good OF all systems now IN vogue IN tins cOu
try. The subscriber is graduate o the reformed Practice
rs well rs the Old school, and knows from experience
Of more than eight Years, that the vegetable practice Is
'"r" ,"t md scientific than the mineral and fully believes
were the present nGcc"""'- "i that Practice acquainted
practically with this extensive Nc.r,r..~ ''' N4.!
would Willingly 'dy aside their mincrgls and common
charity prompt, ne TO say il. DR.. H. was an Oice stu
d,ut OF d. Reach, and Iur more than thee years in New
York city had hi, able counsrt ana consultations ON pa
TENTS on most every disease Incident ~ dense popula
ton. feel warranted u say NJ that W. Ltlch has not
rival Il, an author aud practitioner IN Amrricn. Tie hs
had live gold medals awarded him as medical author
from different Societies (WHai Ho oihtr physician ever r.
ccivod in tdc CouLt!J The Improvements md tscuyy
riCs that are yearly made in this returned Medical Soric,
h, IT, erulug'r are To the President aud published
Tor the benefit ~ themselves and community The ruh.
schur len Ncw York city four Yeas ago and located In
Ensi Bethel p Inns visited p,iruis I'm moro Ihun hirv
/ f,l\ Moo p mad r.it
has observed nt families who have kept III, medicines gr
use, seldom need PLY scuu iuy advice. ~ llhhn,dt
thought be-, TO have some ohs medicines Kept for sale N
the WGcl"i towns ia tbs state That the mhablrs gene
orally might have fair opportunity to test the superiority
of these medicines Ir mly use FIT, cents or one dol.
Tar, uicosi expended, may ptt'eut long, 10 ,rriBs
and perhaps htj disorder let 1t become seated in
the aNstyr and hundreds expended muy NOT even procure
ore moment olrcs The present era is 900 aer OF transit
ton. Ihr pociirc "tl1'S'' II .~'n'l-'' ,c.uas
are beginning 90 acknowledge H. aud to ac. u,ol 10. The,
have discovered that in the treatment utdscsc tuGd hcc
Is no disease Tor the cure ol which an awsc pruyi.
denct nm not provided ample remedies III the socou'e
of nulrc) they must avail themselves, to be tuCrcssul N
those rcmcdic> w1ich opcrGe IN urigon ri@ ne aaig
ccOHOHywith the arrangements If the constitution othc
human sy,tCul-ysiting every gland, organ and vessel
with its sanitary and healthy influence. This the mineral
practice cannot performs for while one poison, mercury,
or instance. may act clcncuUsy on particular disease
IL invariably lays the foundation iorh Distress complaint
hgbtiudl weakness nervous imdy, unhealthy notion O
the animal organs constitutional tendency 10 III hcn
continued through life rendering the subject burden To
himself and his friends. The most respectable and nicl
gent physician, Of the times, adopting olpac
tee for prOofu which, we publish the following extract
off letter addressed to Dr. Ibbw, by physician Orh.h
stnnding in the state of Maine.
trtract of ittter from Dr. j. r. alden, BCljat Ne
| On. lliB\RD.--Sir; Being somewhat acquainted with
the princits ofthe Rctoru6d practice. taught in Ohio
and being fully convinced Of its superior cf'cacy In
batting disease have awaited myself Of this rs the oUly
means could devise tn obtain rcr Information on the
subject aud to learn on what conditions the ugync for the
salc OF the medicine in this be procured About
20 Years since received Medical Diploma since which
lnp n
am not mistaken, with much satisfaction to my en-.
poycrs generally falls to the lot Of physicians In hi,
vicinity. nn however satisfactory to others, 1t hts nl,d
altogether in being satisfactory 10 WBsTf; and there
ANY system by which disease can he subjucd without
the same time, d'siroyine or essentially UUih ghs
rinr apd bCaiiby action oi the sNscm would most vii.
lmgy avail myself oft lam OF the opinion that the mcd..
cine and the practice would be myorlbly received in ths
qnarcr In the treatment of disease, have long since
learned with deep regret the neiiicienry Of the MlMsGA
Pa,cTicr. J. T. ALDEN.
Belfast, Maine. Jan. Il, lsl0
We think 1t unnecessary 10 insert rciHcatCg relative 10
the c.cacy ofthcsc mClicinc. ever! individual with
little reflection, must be- convinced that nature must
ASSISTED not thwItel coUHtCci,i. or iDJcC3 in h'r
efforts to eradicate disease But wc insert the following
selected from many an instance occurring 10
vl'iny-ocrs, together with history Of the practice
Will be given to any person wishing.
MRS AvERy's CERTIFICATE.
This mal certify, that Providence in his Affections saw
proper to conuC to bed Of sickness about the last Of
August. 1896. attended by respectable phys.
cins OF the Old School practice about months aud
Ttillbhi' grew Nuac uNNCr tltlr tr'ltNi. ana
friend or acquaintance thought possible could ever re-
was even ei by my las, pysican N dc and he
informed nv husband and ms friend, that there was no
use to send for any other physician NIL had been done
that could be done, aud must die in less than week"
had heard of DR.. ibar who treats on the RsJrmri or
FegCi9be Prdriice nj NCirilf sent for HIM He did
give much encouragement but concluded TO try I.,
ante HsdcHcS. Al thl, time was reduced 50 low os IN
he helpless. was literally nothing but Il living skelrtor
had what is generally termed fever sorr on the len %
III" back hone under the short ribs which DISCHARGED
more than gill of ercrnsh yellow matter duiv hnd
swelling ncrr the right hip which subsequently, brake In
three paces.Nly lower limbs mt II ~yyrllcd aud
hrl a continued cycr which seemed would soon lc.iro,
me. My hopes were nelrv blasted. I'll began Dr. IJ.
freq'menf. and from the day took his cincs dave
the OIL! time in whole sickness HAT thnr-Ii ,.
rit r. ain fIllv satisfied that ii had continued The
Mineral Practice. should haye been numbered ere tris
with the dead gained rapidly restoring nv he,j,h
inc taking The medicine few weeks. and was crre,I -,
snrc-ry hone all who similarly afflicted will tr, ,6.
Uaae ot Pr1"'rc and believe that one world have
'al'e !" r'aret H. 49,. III TIL AVERY.
This Ccrtifcs that we the suhs'rihcri nerbbnrs md
ficnds Of Mrs. Arrry IN the above certificate and
ye recommend the Of these medicines from knowl.
dge o them in ofyarors diseases which occurrCdn
ar ne'Ghhnfhooi and vicinity. .
sHERBrRNE.-Icrcmiah Avery, Charles Shedd Nainda
v. Shedd, Roswell Adams. Mary Adams. John Eastman ,
nnisn Eastman, nuisa Eastman 3D. Znhq Fuller Ana,
Fuller, Lois FuFr. Mary Hasten Nathan Ta,lor Mary
'avlor r. Estahrooks. ir. Dorcas Es'shrooks. {
PIrTsFiELD.-luhn Fuller, Seth Gibbs. Caroline Ghbs
SrOCRBRIDGB.-CHpt. A. Perkins Mai. q. perkins 4,r,
sv Abbott, Col o. Durkec, O. T. Relcher 4
nErHEf.--C1pt.s 3. Marks Can't l. Burbp-k
Tn" following nfdienss arc prepared upon m e,ne.