Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-08-01

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Arl macaisrc rehef to fncipieni Consumption,
TIE unnehins VI psbl;c sposkers Pslpi-
tattn ~ the Hear nyspepsia, Spinal
wcakn,ss Piles. Ptolspsus Uieu and
81. and Diseases Of pari0reni anG Chiii-
brt Ladies' without medicines
~ HIS Instrument has been examined by
4 Dr. Mnli. Rodgers, Francis and Gus
comb OF New liayet snd Middieiown, Conn,
and trs obtained lot itself iheir favorable
testimony.
RsrFRtNcrs.
Dr. Hihar1 would refer those persons who
wish for Information relative 10 the utility Of
The Lace to the following persons who have
seen them tested. Calvin Bremen, Esq
Tumou,n. Henry Grey, Middleton Aretas
Ramsey. Piusiofd Paul Whtcombe, Stock
bridge Daniel Root, Esq Orw ell, Il. Graves
E-Q .GnuviIle, Ny; David Ihayer, llAmp.
ton :. Is. +. Clark, ClaTaudon Springs ,
Joseph Cornish, Pusford Daniel Kelly,
Esq VIM. Y. Ripley, Esq Rutland Capt.
John Aiken, Benson Dr. Gale, Orwell I,
Dr. Johns and John Conant, Esq, Brandon ::
samuel llhafj Esq, l. Bethel besides
great many more which We would be glad to
add to tie list only for want OF room.
slMrToIs.
Tie Lace is applicable for those who have
the whole OF part OF the following symp-
toms bleeding at the Lungs, Cough, Tight
ness at the Chest. Palpitalion OF the Heart,
Dyspepsia, Sensation Of goneLess or sinking
at the pii Of the Stomach. disposition TO bend
forwa ard pain in one or both sides, which are
generally supposed to be L'rer Complaint,
but which are only the result of the graviia-
ton Of that organ, Tenderness of The Aldo
men. sensation OF dragging in the groins,
and hearing down, causing the patient TO
stoop very carefully, Pain in the Back and
great weakness, Pain and numbness in the
Limbs, Costiveness, Fleur alleuse, Piles and
Proiapsus. The nervous system is diseased
great gloom, desponding and weeping not
showing why herself, &c.
Dr. Hlbard having purchased the right |
or the County Of Rutland, will endeavor TO !
Keep a sufficient assortment on hand for all /
Who will favor him with call, from any dis |
ance. lie can forward them TO any part Of |
he State, or elsewhere. Those wishing them /
en', will send a description of the size, &c, |
md forward the price Of one, (Sl2), free from !
expense to him, and they can have the drec- |
ions SO plain, tina, any person can apply |
hem. The Subscriber has, in his extensive |
'hronic practice in Vermont, for the last eight |
ears, seen the absolute want OF this mechani- |
al application with the " Reformed Practice" |
o meet the wants OF the many pressing cases |
or which the Lace is applicable; and in can
Tor and truth, feels as though too much |
raise and gratitude could not be bestowed |
N Dr. Banning for his continual labofs for a |
lumber OF years, 10 invent this instrument on
uch accurate physiological principles, so APP |
,licable, and aiiurding 50 immediate and per-
aGHeHt relief 10 those cases for which ii is |
esgned. The undersigned has applied over |
Orty Of the Instruments, and not more than |
or have wished to return them; which he |
links speaks stronger than words in praise |
II the instrument. 1t is not necessary TO add |
certificates now, as lie references will be
efficient guarantee 10 the public for their
Utility.
MRS. LEoNARD's CERTIFICATE.
This may certify, that IN the month Of No
ember, 1910, | was confined to the bed with
severe inflammation Of the right hip. 1t con.
lnued along with almost continual pain and
agony, till the 18th of July follow
ag, when DR.. Sheldon, my then physician,
a0ced II, and between quart and three pn,s
II matter discharged, and DR.. s. said | could
lot live through the operation; but | felt i'm
relieved, and il seemed 10 be better
Ill September, when II was lanced again,
md scarcely any matter was discharged, and
did not close up as before, but deepened
md discharged I'LL it could be probed three
n four inches. Ny general health all this
lme declining, and my physician and his
counsel said to my friends that could not
i've bu, short tine but Providence ordered
otherwise In May, 1912, | sent for DR..
iibard, who had just moved into Rutland,
nd who practised on the REFORMED SYSTEM,
ilhough | had great opposition from Dr. |
sheldon and his friends. had no cause to
egret calling DR.. Ii. who Instituted in short
line Reform, indeed for my general health |
oon began TO mend, and The Fistuous Alb |
'ess was cured in few months. / am now |
veil, aud give DR.. ilibard the entire credit |
u saving my life by his scientific mode of
ioctorlng, lie, interested physicians say what |
hey VIII to the contrary.
EMILY LEONARD.
Rutland, May |, 1874.
The undersigned feels thankful for the |
LIBERAL patronage Of his friends for the pas, |
wo years in Rutland and lis vicinity. and has
cal cause 10 press forward in the work of
REFORM even against combined ISLANDERS
md prosecutors of the Faculty. Truth is
'oioeriw and uH preuaii," and all the under.
igned wants, in this war of Doctors. is IN
rave TAR and open field with his connect.
ors' ana no fear OF the result. MONDAYS and
tuesdays of each week viii be DAYS 10 al.
iend TO calls from a distance, and THURSDAYS
al The Clarendon Springs the rest of the |
I'me about home, 10 attend by night and day |
to all diseases both Acute and Chronic.
j. b. Hubbard.