Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-31
lsI.IElHARD

yHrOTiUtAts iIHs rltil 90 'u iniCtm iho ~ apr-
w ants of Kuiispf and vicnii, ihs'havue pot
rhs.rd tle r,rtntses formerly owned bs J I. heh-
iet ia .,uih oi - sage house, he iu,rno' 10
hI.uH 80 Itttur- q Ncfirirc, in sll - varied
tfa les. ana hupes to s0ert sha-r ui public pA'-
faHscf. ~ f'ssS sIfr9f fr % hs tututss' ic"fr-
a.,t ~ l'. hatts AMI isif an1 lrar0nHr dc1hHg
win I've -1t,rtrrfN lis rrarti.c. .at tea wears
pssi. has trrn pre- i-airi 90 The principles oi Tho
'Rei,fpo,l." (sr vegetable pfacucel a. taught IN
New York CITY. aad College at or'h'ne1on' OHIO.
To those "a a, arc uuacquainicd with the system.
tie tgbscu1ct u.9id Inform them that the kciuun-
81 rrsoAro pas insiitnicd and medical school os-
'afli,asd 20 the city OF New York. - 1929. 10y W.
Tea %, - o. anI now gtrs,len, Of Tie Reformed
Medical Society of the United STATES. DR. u. os-
iai- shed board pf professors IA tbs school nn The
tranchf- of me Seine. VIZ. Anatomy. Physiology,
Snfrefy. Che rfsiry. Naistia Mctlicl, Botany, Oh
.fc'ucs Theory and Practice Of Physic, and hlodi-
cal jurisprudence which were IS scientifically
alsh, as At any medical college 10 the country In
iHs practice, nc calomc ~ other poisonous miner
81 y administered, bot the Vegetable Kingdom Is
wholly relied on 80 cure relieve the suherhgs OF
manAint Abou, 1899, grant f0r College was
obtained from The Legislature OF Ohio, which soon
went into successful operation, at Nonhneton ia
,hs, state and sai nourishos almos; without par
ael ~ the history OF any institution. his practice
has nearly, in dat st,te, suppanied the mineral
ptacucc, rs we, as ~ y. York and other state'-
This practice Is different from all others from the
tlrf mai ~ n community inlTbNlig auu rs biStdStS
and climates change 10 certain degree, tbs prar-
iice var Is accordingly. Why not reform or I'M
prove the practice uf medicine well aS any other
/ art or science The Mineral Practice has had no
/ important improvement for hall a century and al
most ali vegetable practitioners of the day are very
/ much inwaui OF scientific know ledge IN Anatomy,
Surgery etc. Bot the Reformed Practice cmbta-
ces lie sucj OF all systems now IN vogue. IN ibis
country. The subscriber - graduate of the Re
formed Practice as well the Old School, an
knows from an experience OF more than ten Yeas,
that the vegetable Practice Is more sale and stieni-
c tnan tie mineral, and IDLY believes were the pres
adhefen's Of that practice acquainted PRACTICAL
ywilh this extensive vegetable practice. they would
willingly lay as lie their minerals: and common char
iiy prompts To say H. d. ii. was an office ssu-
den, of Dr. Beach, and for more than three years IN
/ New York CHS had his able counsels and consu.ta
lions on pltIcLts most every disease incident 10
/ dense population. feel warranted IN saying that
DR. Beach has no, rival author and practtion-
er IN America He Vas had five gold medals award
ed him a medical author, from different societies,
(what other physician ever received in this coun-
iry.) The Improvements and discoveries that are
yearly made IN this reformed medical society, by It's
I graduates, are sent to the Presidcn, and published
Tor the benefit of themselves and community. The
subscriber left New York city five years ago and To-
Gated in East Bethel and as visited patients n more
than thirty towns in New Hampshire and Vermont
MRS. AVERY CERTIFICATE.
This may Gently, that Providence in his affection,
saw proper to coniine me to bed Of sicknes about
the last of August 1886 was attended 10y two
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 1t possible could ever recover. | was ever
left toy last phys ican (Dr. Fay) 10 die, who informed
my husband ndmy friends that there mousse tc
send FOR any other physician, as all had been done
that could he done, and ] must die in less than
week" had heard OF DR. iIlbarj, who treats or
tie Reformed Vegetable Prac;'ce o Medtciae and
sent for him. lie did no, give me much encourage
item put concluded NY yogctgtle Medicines. A.
That time was reduced so low TO be helpless
+ was literally nothing but living skeleton haC
what is generally termed fever sore, on the lief
side, near the back bone under the short ribs, which
discharged more than gill of greensh yellow mat
ter daily. had swelling the right hip, which
subsequently broke in three places. My lower limb.
were much swelleI, and ! had continued fever
which seemed would soon destroy me. NV hope
were nearly blasted, till began DR. HIS. treatment
and from the dav took his medicines, | date iii,
only time IN my whole sickness that was better. -
an fully satisfied that il had continued the min
erdt practice, should have been numbered ere thi
with The dead! | gained rapidly in recovering m
, health after taking the medicines few weeks, am
was cured Of the disease in about four months afie
, taking his medicines. ] sincerely hope all who ar
similarly afflicted will try this mode, Of practice an
believe that no one will have 10 regret it.
RUTH AVERY.
= This certhes that we the subscribers neiphhor
and ir!encs o. Mrs Avery concur in the above &C,
4 ihca,e, and recommend DR. IIbbard's practice. NJ
only Tor this case, but for great variety Of 9th,
+, diseases which have come under our observation.
q ShsrtHTne. jeremiah Avery, Charles Shedd NJ;
4 linda W. Shedd, Roswell Adams Nav Adams j oh
A Eastman, Louisa Eastman, Louisa EASTMAN 81. III
Il pha Fuller, Amns1 Fuller, Lbs Tuller, Mary la
% ten Nathan Taylor, Mary Taylor, II. Es,abrooks j
d Dorcas f.siabrooks. Pafyfeid. John Fuller, Sc
Globs, Caf"ilne Gibbs. Stoc.brdge.-A. Perkin
q. Perkins, Aruney Abbott, o. Durkee, o. L. BE
cher. Bs!hci-S Marks, l. Burbank
Inc most respectable and Intelligent phy sicia
OF he times, are adopting this mode Of practices
proof OF which we publish the following extract
ou le'ter addressed 10 DR., Hibnrd, by physician
On high standing in the State of Maine
n, EItr'etga letter from DR. p. ALDEN Belfast,
Dr. lii0aTd.-Slr Being somewhat acquain,
WIN me pfineipLes OF the Reformed practice,
- taught m OHIO, aad being fully convinced of
le superior chicacy IN combating disease, have ava
cd myself OF u,is, as the only means | could dew,
10 obtain further Information on the subject Ado
20 years since received a Medical Diploma, sin
T. which, have been established in practice in Il
- town. and, II am not mi sisken with much sat
n faction TO my employers as generally falls to the
IA OF physicians IA this vicinity. Bot however sat
g factory 10 others, II has led Of being saiisactc
IL TO MYSELF and II there j. any system by which q
10 ease can DC subdued, without at the same time
n siroyiHg or essentially injuring The regular end he
- ny action Of the system ] would mos, vini
ep avail myself OF H. am ofthe opinion tina, The m,
10 cine and practice would be favorably received
ihs quarter. In the treatment Of disease. ! Ia
Stnre learnad with dom raors, ,La - -.