Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-08-15
10 TnE AFFLICTED
Dr. Uanuing's Patent Lace,


De, U,rafa - Eapiurs ~ taroHs ktHds.
AnimmeJiaie rchcfio inciritnit CONSUMPTION.
ihe nnnt hiiis of public s1cakUfs Palpl-
TALON II The Hear Dyspepsia, Spinal
weakness Piles Ptolspsus Uicii and
Ami. and Diseases OF pafiufcni anG ehili-
Rcd Ladies without medicines.
n HIS insifUmcnt has been examined ty
Il Dfe Ma', h~o'ecls, Francis and Gns.
comb ol Ncw Haven and MIdlic,own Conn.
and has obtained ioi itself lA,ir favorable
testimony.
HTTEKrScrs.
Dr. liibard would refer those persons who
wish fnr Information relative 20 The utility Of
ihc Lace 20 the following persons who have
seen them tested. CALVIN Bremen, ESQ
Tinm.u,h. iIeury Grey, Middleton Areias
Rsms,y. rii'sam Paul Whicombe, Stock.
bridge Daniel Root. ESQ, Orwell, K. Graves
Esg Granville, Ny David ThayeT, lamp
ton. =. Il. L. Clark. Claia0lon Springs
Joseph Cornish. P.tsflrd Daniel Kelly,
l,q Vim. \. Ripley, t.sq Rutland Capt.
JOAN Aiken, Benson DR.. Gale, Orwell
Df. Johns and John Consn,. Esq Brandon
Samuel llibard, Esq L. Bethel besides d
great many more which We would be clad to
add 10 the list only for want Of room.
SYMPTOMS.
The Lace is applicable for those who have
the whole or a part Of the following symp-
toms bleeding at the Lungs, Cough, Tight
ness at the Chest, Palpilauon OF the Heart,
Dyspepsia, Sensation Of CONGRESS- or sinking
~ the pit ofthe Stomach. disposition to bend
forward. pain in one or both sides, which are
generally supposed TO be Liccr Complaint, .
but which sre only the result of the gravita- I
iiun OF that organ, Tenderness Of the Abdo-
men, a sensation of dragging in the g%roins,
and hearing down, causing the patient TO
stoop very carefully, Pain in the Back and
great weakness, Pain and numbness in the
Limbs, Cosiivencss, Fleur ~alleuse, Piles and
Prolapsus. The nervous system is diseased
great gloom, Responding and weeping not
knowing why herself, &c.
Dr. llibard having purchased the right
for the County Of Rutland, will endeavor to
keep a sufficient assortment on hand for all ,
who will favor him with a call, from any dis
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), free from .
Expense TO him, and they can have the direc- .
so plain, that any person can apply
hem. The Subscriber has, in his extensive
.hronic practice in Vermont, for the last eight
cars, seen the absolute want o ihis mechani-
al application with the -" Reformed Pydctice,"
D meet the wants OF the many pressing cases
" which the Lace is applicable and in can f
or AID truth, feels as though too much
raise and gratitude could not be bestowed 5
n DR.. Banning for his continual labors for a c
lumber OF years, TO invent this instrument on i
UGH accurate physiological principles, so APP e
lcable, and atiordinG so immediate and per- 5
ionent relief To those cases for which it is |
esigned. The undersigned has applied over {
Drty of the instruments, and not more than ,
or 8 have wished TO return them which he q
Kinks speaks stronger than words in praise c
fihe instrument. Iii is not necessary 10 add
eiufcates now, as IT. references will be a 5
guarantee TO the public for their {
Utility. Z
MRS. LroNARp's CERTIFICATE. {
This may certify, that in the month Of No t
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 ith Of July follow. I
ng, when DR.. Sheldon, my then physician, I
anced II, and between a quart and three pints T
4 matter discharged, and Or. s. said | could /
loi live through tho operation; but | felt i'm
nedIa,ely relieved, and ii seemed to be better i
i'll September, when it was lanced again, /
nd scarcely any matter was discharged. and c
NFN 'RN NiNNt VIZ 40 bAlOlts Jul ItEptlltl |
nd discharged ill it could be probed three a
Z four inches. Ny general health all this n
me declining, and my physician and his S
ounsel said TO my friends that ! could not il
ye but a short lime but Providence ordered il
In May, 1912, | sent for DIR.
lizard, who had Just moved into Rutland.
who pracIised on the REFORMED SYSTEM, |
| had great opposition from Or. Il
helden and his friends. ! had no cause TO
'gret calling DIR. ii. who instituted in a short
me Reform indeed for my general health
bon began to mend, and the Fistulous Alb
sss was cured in a few months. | am now
ell and | give DIR. Hibard the entire credi,
saving my life by his scientific mode of
ocioring, let interested physicians say wba, =
viii 10 the contrary.
EMILY LEONARD. h
Rutland. May |, 1874. n
The undersigned feels thankful for the 7
oetal patronage Of his friends for the pas, n
so years m Rutland and lis vicinity. and has :,
sdt cause TO press forward in the work oil h
hJoTn' even against combined ISLANDERS o.
nd prosecutors OF the Faculty. q" 7rn1h is ~
%'''frj"i and iS'H Preral," and all the under.
gned wants, IN this war of Doctors, il 10 h.
ave a fair and open field with his compe,i- !,
srs, ana no fear OF the result. MONDAYS and II
tuesdays Of each week will be DAYS 10 al. :
End TO calls from a distance, and Thursdays -
I The Clarendon Springs the rest Of the -
about home, 10 attend by night and dav =
o all diseases both Acute and Chronic. j.,
Rot'and, June 7, Isl5. 70