Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-03
DIR. IllBARD

4 w ant. ~ Rglsnd ard vicinity iaai-eatlHg pot
/ chased tho premises iofreflf asnod ~ Z. Det.
7 fcf Esl south 81 ihc siNgc house, be intends ~
! olles ihe piazza Of Meairae. to sl us varied
brancfcs and hopes 10 metii share 81 public pat
tlsaer. ~ rsts sgisNnpH 10 his busintss. fcvrc''
1 saft ia ~ habits aud fsif and honorable Scaiing
1 y ,ih his eusis,rels H.. prarii,e, mt ten wears
pact hss been predir ated the principles 81 Tie
! -Rcunei" (or vegetable prariccl a. Taught IN
/ Nos York CAV, and College al worih'ngton, Ohio.
To those who arc unscqusin,rd With The system,
'le suiscrisef would inform them tia, the Reform
ei Practice insuiuied and a medical school e
taaii,hca IN g.. city al New York, 70 isso, hy w.
/ Reach. VI n and nov president Of tbc Reformed
Medical ,societs ai the | nited states DR. u. es-
published board 81 professors tn, school on the
branches II nedicine, viz. Anstoiny. Physiology,
I SurgrrY. Che nisiry. Ma;rua Mefiica. Botany. Ob-
s'eturs Theory and Practice oi Fhysic, nnd Medi-
cal Independence, wlach were as scie.iihcaily
taught a. NJ ans medira college ia ihe country. In
his practice. cao,ncl other poisonous MINER
| al IL administered IN, the Vegetable Kingdom ~
wholly relied 10 relieve the suierihcs OF
mankind. About 1929. grant for College was
obtained f6om the Legislature OF OHIO, which soon
ucuI 1870 successiul operation, at WoTthineinn IN
thai state and still hpudshes almost without par
nel ia lhe history Of auy institution. This practice
has nearly, 10 ihai st,ic, supplanied the mineral
practice, as well rs IN \. York and other states -
'Ihs practice Is different lSum all others, from the
tscl ,iat d, u continually mprnyln2 and diseases
iire wares accordingly. Why not reform or I'm
prove the practice Of medicine well any other
art ot science The Mineral Practice has had no
impouan, improvement FOR half century aud al
mort al vegetable practitioners of the day very
much inwant 81 scientific knowledge ia Anatomy,
Surgery etc. Bot tie Reformed Practice em5ra-
ces the good Of all systems now in vogue, in this
/ conutry. The subscriber is graduate of the Re
/ iOtmed Practice As well the Old School an
knows from an experience OF more than ten years,
that the vegetable practice Is more safe and scienj-
&c than the mineral and fully believes were the pres
eoi adherenis Of that practice acquainted practical
ly,wih this extensive vegetable practice they would
willingly lay aside their minerals; and common char
tty prompts me Ia say II. ID. II was an office ssu-
dent of DR. Beach, and for more than three wears in
New York city had his able counsels and consu.ta
;luns on paueLts, most every disease incden, 10
a dense population. feel warranted in saying that
Or Beach has na rival as an author and piac,tion-
er IN America lie has had five gold medals award
cd him as medical author, from different socieiies
(wha ~ other physician ever received in this cnir,
try) The Improvements and discoveries that are
yearly made In this reformed medical society," bv It's
graduates, are sent 10 the President and published
tnr the benefit of themselves and community The
subsci er left New York city five yeats ago and To-
Gated IN East Bethel, and has visited patients in more
than thirty towns ~ Jew Hampshire and Vermont
MRS. AVERY 5 CERTIFICATE
ms may Certify. that Providence in his Affections
saw proper 10 confne me to bed of sicknes about
the last Of August. 1896. was attended by two,e.
specIabe phys ians of the old school practice (Drs
Fay and RiS) about months, and grew worse under
thelr treatment and not friend acquaintance
thought It possible could ever recover. was even
10" 'y last rhrs iriaa Or F.v) 10 de whnininr,nad
my husband and nay hends that "there no use to
send for my other ihystciln, AZ all had been done
that could lie done. and ] must die in less than a
week" had Heard OF DIR IIbard who treats on
the hsforncd or Vegetable Practice Of Medicine and
sent for him. lie did H0t give me muc', encourage
meni hut concluded Ia Try VesetqJie Ncdciacs AT
That time was reduced so low as to be HELPLESS
was literally nothing but living skeleton I had
what Is generally termed a fever sore, on the left
SIDE near the back bone under the short ribs which
discharged mora thana Gill of greenish yellow mat.
ter daily. had swelling near the riIhl hin which
subsequently broke IN three places Ny lower limbs
were much swelel, and had continned fever
which seemed would soon destroy me- Nv hopes
were nearly blasted, Till began Dr. lIs Treatment.
ana from me DAY took his medicines, ] date the
only time 10 my whole sickness that was bcttet-
an ALLY satisfied that if had continued the MIN.
erdi praci'cc should have been numbered ere ,h,s
r'ti the dead! gained rapidly in recovering INV
health alter taking the medicines few weeks. and
was cured ni the disease IA about four months after
"hing ms glrdIrihes sincerely hope all who are
similarly afflicted will try this mode Of praci;,e and
believe that no one will have cause 10 reore,;,
RUTH AVERY.
Sherburne August 90, 1897
ms rerhes that we the subscribers neiobboYe
ana ihends o Mrs. Avery. concur in the above Ger.
uhcate' and recommend Dr. lIibbards practice not
only Tor ms case, but for great variety of other
ofseises which have come under our observation.
"erDnrne jeremiah Avery, Charles ShedJ. Ma
unua W. Shehd, Roswell Adams Nav Adams, Ohm
Eastman Louisa Eastman Louisa Eastman I'd, III.
qua HuIier' amasi Fnllef. Lois Fuller Mary Has
,eh Naihan Taylor, Mary Taylor, r. Estabrooks.ir
Dnfcas f'sabrooks. PHtyGeid John Fuller, Seth
ullhs, caroline Gibbs. SiOck6ridge-A. Perkins.
u Perkins, Aruney Abbott, O. Dnrkee, o. +. Bel.
cher. BetheL-S. Marks, l. Burbank
Inc most respectable and Intelligent physicians
oi ue lines are adopting this mole 81 praciire; for
proof OF which publish the following extract of
ienef addressed TO DIR. Hblrd, by physician O
high standing IN the State of Maine
Extract of a letter from Da J. r. ALDEN Belfast Me-
DR.. llibard.-Sir: Beins somewhat acquainted
WIN tnc prfacfpfes OF tiu REFORMED pydcuce, as
taught IN ONO, and being fully convinced of its
'upsTo' efcdey IN combating disease, have avail
ed myself OF THIS as the only means could devise
TO obtain further Information on The subject About
go years since received Medical Diploma since
which, have been established in praclice in this
town. and, II am mol mistaken with much salts.
faction 10 my employers generally falls to the lot
OF physirians in this vicinity, D1, however salts
factory others II has failed Of being satisfactory
Ia myself and u usere d any sYSlsm by which dis,
ease csa be subdued, without at the same tune a..
sroyiHg or e'senfo!iy ijnrrag ne regular and heal
hy acton OF The system, | would most v1llingiv
avail myself of H. am OF the opinion that The mel
lcHe and practice would be isyurabiy received !,
this quarter. Ia he treatment Of disease, | have
long sinos learned, with deep regret tho inee;ca,
cy VI The MiSrR,L PRAcrlcg The Thomn.,,'s.,
practice has been iaiuducel here on, beio,, 49,.
The aluanemeut OF men lata ilS ,,,,.-, - N""si