Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-11-14
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DIR. Uauuitigss Patent Lace.


Fer Hern,a CT Rsgsrrs y feusps sfnef.
An inricdissr r,iicfio inoil cot Consumption,
she Brsnciiirs Of puhi.r sf,esken PslPi-
tAlon ~ the Hear Dyspepsia. Spins
wcsSnrssi pn., PIolspsus Uicii and
Ami. and Diseases Of pafiuren, anu ehil5-
tcd Ladies without medicines.
HIS insifVmeM has been examined BY
IL Dts Mott. Rodgers. Francis aud Gris-
comb OF New Haven and Middlc,own. Conn.
aud has obtained for itself their favorable
testimony.
prrrRrScrs.
DE- Ilthard would refer ihnse persons WIN
wish for information relative 10 tic utility OF
The Lace 10 the following persons who have
seen ihem tested. Calvin Bremen, Esq :,
Tinmovth; Henry Grey, Middleton; Aretas
Ramsey, piusford Paul Whi,combe' Stock
bridge DANIEL Root. Esq, Orwell; u. Graves
ESQ. Granville. n. Y; David Thayer. Hsmp-
ton; B. +. CLARK, Clsrsndon Springs !;
Joseph Cornish, P,isford Daniel Kelly,
Esq, VIM. Y. Ripley. Esq. Rutland Capt.
John Aiken. Benson DIR. Gale, Orwell ;
DR.. Job rs and John Conan,. Esq, Brandon ;
samuel Hibsrd. Esq, f. Bethel besides a
great many more which we would be glad TO
add 10 the lis, only for want of room.
SYMPTOMS.
The Lace is applicable for those who have
the whole or a par, OF the following symp-
toms bleeding a, the Lungs, Cnugh, Tight
ness al the Chest. Palpi,a,lon OF the Heart,
Dyspepsia, sensation Of goneiess or sinking
| nj the nit Of the Stomach. disposition TO bend
| forward pain in one or both sides, which are
generally supposed TO be Lirer Complaint
| but which are only The result OF the graviia'
| ton Of that organ, Tenderness oil The Aldo
men. a sensation Of dragging in the groins
and hearing down. causing the patient 10
.tuop yery carefully, Pain in the Back and
great weakness, Pain and numbness 10 the
! Limbs, Cosriveness, Fleur slleuse, Piles and
Prolapsus. The nervous system is diseased
great gloom. Responding and weeping moi
| knowing why herself dc.
DR.. llibard having purchased the right
| for the County Of Rutland, will endeavor 10
keep a sufficient assortment on hand Tor all
who will favor him with call, from any dis
lance. He can forward them 10 any part OF
the State, or elsewhere. Those wishing them
sent. will send a description Of the size, &C.,
and forward the price OF one, (Sl2), Tree IRON
expense to him, and they can have the direc-
| lions SO plain, that any person can apply
them. The subscriber has, in his extensive
chronic practice in Vermont, for the last eight
years, seen the absolute want OF this mechani-
1
TO meet the wants Of the many pressing cases
for which the Lace is applicable ; and in can
| dor and truth, feels as though too much
praise and gratitude could not be bestowed
on DR.. Banning for his continual labors for
number of wears, 10 invent this instrument on
such accurate physiological principles so ap-
plcable, and afording 30 immediate and per
naHent relief to those cases Tor which II Is
designed. Tho undersigned has applied over
forty of the instruments. and not more than
4 or have wished 10 return them; which he
thinks speaks stronger than words in praise
Of the instrument. tits not necessary 10 add
certificates now, as tie references will be
sufficient guarantee 10 the public for their
utility.
MRS. LEoNARps CERTIFICATE.
This may certify, that in the month Of No
vember, 1910, l was confined TO the bed with
a severe inflammation Of the right hip. II con-
tinued along with almost continual pain and
sometimes agony, till the 4th OF Jolly follow.
ing, when DIR. Sheldon, my then physician,
lanced il, and between a quart and three pints
Of matter discharged, and DR.. S. said ! could
not live through the operation; but felt inn
mediately relieved, and it seemed to be better
| till september, when it was lanced again,
| and scarcely any matter was discharged, and
1t did not close up as before, but deepened
and discharged till il could be probed three
or four inches. NY general health all this
time declining, and my physician and his
counsel said to my friends that could moi
live but short time but Providence ordered
otherwise. In May, 1912, ] sent for DR.
| Hibard, who had just moved into Rutland,
and who practised on the REFORMED SYSTEM,
although ] had great opposition from DR..
Sheldon and his friends. ! had no cause to
regret calling DIR. H. who instituted in short
| time Reform indeed for my general health
soon began to mend, and the Fistulous Alb
cess was cured in few months. l am now
well, and give DIR. Hibard the entire credit
of saving my life by his scientific mode OF
doctoring, let interested physicians say what
they will to the contrary.
| EMILY LEONARD.
Rutland, May !, 1874.
The undersigned feels thankful for the
liberal patronage Of his friends for the pas,
two years in Rutland and its vicinity, and has
real cause TO press forward in the work Of
REFORM" even against combined ISLANDERS
and prosecutors OF the Faculty. Truth is
po'eerlm and iciH prerail," and all the under.
: signed wants, in this war Of Doctors, Is 10
have fair and open field with his compe,i-
tors, and no fear Of the result. MONDAYS and
Tuesdays Of each week will be days to at.
tend TO calls from distance, and Thursday.
at the Clarendon springs; the rest OF tn,
e Time about home, to attend by night and da,
n TO all diseases both Acute and Chronic.
B, HIBBARD.