Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-07-19


New York city had his able counsels and consuta
uons on patients, on most every disease incident to
dense population. | feel warranted in saving that
Dr Beach has not rival as an author and practon-
err in America. He has had five gold medals award
ed him medical author from different societies
what no other physician ever received in this coun.
try The Improvements and discoveries that are
yearly made in this reformed medical society," by its
graduates, are sent to the President and published
for the benefit of themselves and community. The
subscriber left New York city five years ago and To-
Gated in East Bethel and has visited patients in more
than thirty towns in New Hampshire and Vermont.
MRS. AVERY'S CERTIFICATE.
This may certify, that Providence in his Affections
saw proper to conhne me to bed of sickness about
the last ut August, 1896. was attended by two re.
spectacle physicians of the old school practice Drs
Fay and Rx) about months, and grew worse under
their treatment, and not friend or acquaintance
thought it possible could ever recover. / was even
left by last phys ican Dr. Fay) 10 die whoinlormed
my husband and my friends that "there was no use 10
send for any other physician, all had been done
that could be done, and | must die in less than a
week" / had heard of DR. Hbard, who treats on
the Reformed Vegetable Practice of Medicine and
sent for him. He did not give me much ENCOURAGE
ment but concluded 10 try Vegetable Medicines AT
That time was reduced so low as to be helpless.
was literally nothing but a living skeleton | had
what is generally termed fever SORE on the left
side, near the back bone under the short ribs which
discharged more than gill ofgreensh yellow mat
Ter daily. had swelling the right hip which
subsequently broke in three places My lower limbs
were much sweled, and had continued fever.
which seemed would soon DESTROY me- NV homes
were nearly blasted, till began DIR HIS. treatment,
and from the day took his medicines, / date the
only time in my whole sickness that was better
| am fully satisfied that if | had continued the min
erat practice, should have been numbered ere this
with the dead! gained rapidly in recovering nv
health after taking the medicines few weeks and
| cured in obo E,,,r
taking his medicines. sincerely hope all who are
similarly afflicted will try this mode Of practice, and
behave that no one will have cause to regret it,
RUTH AVERY
Sherburne August %, 1887
This cerhes that we the subscribers neiohbors
and friends OF Mrs Avery, concur in the above GER.
tlticate, and recommend DR. Hbbard's practice, not
only Tor this case but for great variety of other
diseases which have come under our observation.
hcr6urne. Jeremiah Avery, Charles Shedd Ma
linda w. Sbedd, Roswell Adams, Mary Adams ohm
Eastman, Louisa Eastman, Louisa Eastman I'd, Zil-
pha Fuller, Amasa Fuller, Lois Fuller, Mary Has.
ten, Nathan Taylor, Mary Taylor, R. Estabrooksir .
Dorcas Estabrooks. PRtSfeld-John Fuller Sell
Gibbs, Caroline Gibbs. Stock5udge-A. Perkins.
u Perkins, Aruney Abbott, o. Durkee, o. T. Bel
cher Bethel.-S. Marks, I. Burbank
The most respectable and intelligent physicians
OF the times are adopting this mode of practices for
proof OF which we publish the following extract of
a letter addressed to DIR. Hibard, by physician of
mgn Standing IN the State OF Maine.
Ertrdct ofa letter from DR. j. P ALDEN, Belfast. Ne.
Or. Hloard-Sir: Being somewhat acquainted
with the principles of the Reformed practice, as
taught in Ohio, and being fully convinced of its
superior efficacy in combating disease, have avail
ed myself OF this as the only means | could devise
to obtain further information on !he subject About
20 years STAGE received Medical Diploma, since
which, have been established in practice in this
town, and, if am not mistaken with as much salts
faction to my employers generally falls TO the lot
OF physicians in this vicinity. But however salts
factory TO others, it has failed of being satisfactory
to mysey; and if there is any system by which dis
ease can be subdued, without at the same time de-
Sroy'ng or essentially injuring the regular and heal
Ing action Of the system, | would most willingly
avail myself OF it. am ofthe opinion that the med.
icine and practice would be favoraby received in
this quarter In the treatment of disease | have
long since learned, with deep regret, the inefcien-
cy of the MINERAL PRAcTIcE The Thompsonian
practice has been introduced here, but being under
the management of men totally ignorant Of the hu- |
man system, it has failed in acquiring ANYTHING like
confidence. Some of it, however is good and cal |
cuated to assist nature Gn some dseases) to throw
off disease, but it requires judgment and physiolue
oal facts. Up ALDEN
Belfast, Maine, Jan. Is, 1910.
FAMILY MEDICINE.
those who have kept and made use Of the follow |
ing Family Medicine in the extensive ride of the
subscriber, have been obliged to call in physicians
iol duNlCo,uul diseases Tor which they
are recommended.
They positively are calculated to assist nature to
throw off disease, without reducing or thwar:ing her
efforts, which is all we ought to aim to accom-
plish.
Syrup for Dysentcry-Ths is one of the best
medicines for the summer complaints of children,
now before the public, well as for the niamaton
Of the bowels and stomach, heart burn, nausia and
'omitng, sickness, cholera morbus, sourness of the
stomach in pregnancy, &c.
Cough DropS-for Group or rattles of children,
asthma or Phthysic, colds, coughs, consumption,
Hhooping cough, &c.
Diuretic DrOps-for all diseases of the kidney and
he urinary canals, diabetes, fuor albus or whites.
Rheumatic Liniment-for lameness, rheumatism,
prains, bruises, &c.
Black Sdlre-for ulcers, fever sores, sores, burns,
cuts, &C.
Itch Ointment. For the itch, and almost all erup-
i've diseases, where an outward application is re-
lured
Anil Dyspeptic PMS-for nervous debility, dys
oepsia delicate female complaints, whether in the
'oung or more advanced age), weakness fthe kid
leys, and urinary canal, costveness piles naction
VI the liver and hillary organs, &c.
Restorative COrdial-for indigestion female weak
less trembling bilious complaints, debility want
'fappetite, &c.
STRENGTHENING p2dster-fOT weakness of the hack