Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-14
DIX. lib ARD


N ltr ffAf llf ff hf'I' i.ff ~ Hti - 'Aff''
hfsnc ss add hoie. 90 mrrii share oi public pat
f1aHr. ~ ciasr afeafoE 20 Do. business, fcfHpr'-
ssrs in his hstis and i4ir and honorable de1iiaC
ptb his rutoueis H. pfartcc inr ten wears
poet. has been prediraird ca the inciplcs 81 thc
kriatuicl." tuf vegetable pracuce) a. taught IN
NeN YORK CIV, aud College 10 Nurihington, Ohio
10 those wbo are unacquainlsd With the system
he subscriber would inform them that the Reform
81 prssiico was iu-utuied. and medical school e.
shhsbsd M the city Of New York. ~ ls2q b, "
Beach, a and moss nfr~iden, oi the Reformed
Medical Sogieiy oi the United STATES DR. II es-
'hished board 81 professors W this school on the
branches Of medicine. VII Anatomy. Physiology,
Surgery. Chemistry. Najera Meiica Botany %.
sieiues Theory and Ptaruce of Physic. and Metz
cal jurisprudence. which were a. scientifically
taught a. VI any medieval college 10 the country. Ia
this practice. No calonei or other poisonous miner
a. - ADMINISTERED bat the Vegetable Kingdom -
wholly relied 90 relieve the sufrrlugs OF
mankind. About 1929. grant for College was
obi-lued from the Legislature oi ONO. which soon
went into successful operation, at Worthington IN
that stale and snil Hourisics almos, with nr par
siel ~ the history Of any institution. This practice
has ucatly, "a hat st,ie, supplanted the mineral
pr.ruce as well ~ IN y. York and other te,
his practice is different from all other from ne
fact that II Is continually improving and dis ,ses
snd climates change to retiatu degree, uIs prac
iiDe var - accordingly. Why not reform or In
prove The Practice nf metirine rs well rs any other
imporian, Improvement for hall century and al
most al vegetable practitioners of the day are vety
much inwant Of scientific knowledge IN Anatomy,
surgery etc. Bot the Reformed Practice embra-
ces TIE good of all systems now in vogue. in this
country. The subs riber Is graduate of the Re
formed Prdcice as well - the Old School. IN
knows from an experience Of more than ten wears,
that the vegetable practice ia more safe and scieni
&c than the mineral, and fully believes the pres
rn' adheren's of that practice acquainted practical
Fwiih tins extensive vegetable practice they would
willingly lay aside their minerals and common char
ny prompts me Ia sayit Di II. was an office
dent Of DR. Bes h, and for more than three years in
New YORK civ had his able cnuusels and cousulta.
ons on paileis. on most every disease incident 10
= dense population feel warranted IN saying that
Dr beach has not v,l as AZ author and practItion
et IN America. He has had FIVE gold medals award
ed him a. medical author from different societies,
tWhat 10 other physician ever received in this com
n.y. The Improvements and discoveries that are
yearly made m this re urned medical society bv its
graduates. are sent TO the President and published
inr he benefit Of themselves and community The
subscriber left New York city five wears ago AMI To-
Gated IN Fast Bethel and has visited patients IN more
than thirty towns IN Jew Hampshire and Vermont
MRS AVERY CERTIFICATE
bls may cetiy, that Providence IN his Elections
saw proper 10 conhne me to a bed Of sickness about
The last OF August. 1896. ! was attended by twoie
spectacle PHYSICIANS of the old school practice (Drs
Fay AMI ltiy) about months and grew worse under
Their treatment. and not friend or acquaintance
Thought possible could ever recover | was even
left by last phys cisn Or Far) 10 de- whoiniorued
nv husband andmy friends lha, "there was no use to
SEND Tor any other physician, as all had been done
That could be done. and | must die in less than n
week hal heard of DR. iibard who treats on
The Eefor,ned or Vegeiabs Practice If Nedie me- and
sent Tor MN lie did not give me much encourage.
ment hut concluded ~ try Vegetable Medicines At
! hat time was reduced so low as to he helpless.
was literally nothing but living skeleton had
whi is generally termed a fever sore, on the leG
sde, near The back bone under the short ribs which
'iSchaiped more than gill of greenish yellow mat
er dally. mad swelling near the rgh, hip which
broke IN three places. My lower limbs
we're 'hu'h swelieI, and had continued fever,
winch seemed would soon destroy me Nv hopes
were nearly blasted, I'LL began DR. rs Treatment,
ana from The day took his medicines ! date the
phy llme ~ my whole sickness that ! was better -
an iuilV satisfied that II had continued the MIN
rdi practice, should have been numbered ere this
WIN, ,ne dead gained rapidly in recovering nv
leath a'ler taking the medicines few weeks and
was cured ol the disease in about four months after
ak'ng his medicines. sincerely hope all who are
'h',arN hlhl'ted wllltry this mOde NJ practice and
oe!''e That no one Will have cause to rerretit
RUTi AVERY.
Sherburne August %, 1897
ms ceriihes that we the subs- riber. neighbors
mo friends OF Mrs. Avery, concur in the above Ger.
'hc''e' aud recommend DR. libbard's Practice not
'hy Tor TINS case, but for great variety Of other
HseaSes winch have come under our observation.
"erbHrne Jeremiah Avery, Charlie. Shedd Ma
lnda W. Shedd, Roswell Adams Mafv Adams John
tasiman' Louisa Eastman, Louisa Eastman I'd. IA.
ma uiler, Amtsa Fuller, Lois Fuller, Mary Has
en- Nathan Taylor Mary Taylor K. Estahrook.j r
)orcas tstahrooks. Prttsfeid john Fuller, Sell
i'Uns' caroline Clubs. Sfoek6rIdge.-A. Perkins.
j. Perkins Aruney Abbott, O. Durkee, o. r. Bel
her Befhei-S Marks, | Burbank
The and t,tailiran, rb,s;c;,r.
II The times are adopting this mole of prar,ice for
'rooi of which we ppni~i the following extract of
letter addressed To DR.. Hibsrd, by a physician
ugh standing IN the State of Maine.
Extract n a letter from DR. p. ALDEN Belfast Ne
Dr. hibaTd Sir Being somewhat acquainted
NTH The principles Of the Reformed pracf,ee as
anem 10 ONO, and being tuliy convinced nf lis
'upeftor GTsCdcy Ia combating disease nave avail
20 myself Of Ibis. as the only means | could devise
10 "h'A an further Information on the SUBJECT A bout
90 years since received Medical Diploma, since
which, have been established IN practice IN this
town. snd II am not mistaken, with as much satis
'A'h"n Ia my employers generally tails 10 the lp,
o' physicians ~ this vicinity Bu, however sans.
factory 10 others, u has failed Of being satisfactory
10 p'y'ef and II there u any system by which dis
rAHr can he snhdued, without ~ the same time de-
'F'y"g az tf'en9liy DyuriHg me regular and heal
ny Hchon oi The system, ! would most willingly
'NaH myself ~ o. sm uftie upinipn that the med.
'rire add ptacilCe would he favorahty rec.iyed IN
ims quarter. IN the treatment Of disease. have
long STAGE learned, with deep regret the inefiren.
~ Of the MNraAL PE,cucE The Thompsoniao
pf'cuce has been iUlrptgcet here hot being under
'he mfnagenen NJ men totally ignoran, 1.-THE bu
man system II has failed 80 acquiring ANYTHING lik.
,Nnh lsn'e' some Of d. however. Is good and cal
q HaHa