Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-02

ne sp,.i nng~,sctJscS utfsNitive i'Utn s"H'
uf tie lsfo'ssse,n ard iisit sttuats, ie IA
+ ltssn gl.,s tn tie saVsc 81 hsfegrs i'"Fi'
sl.a etsaa iss f.,is "a relation 10 vhsi rosss6
isf.s a., R,f-y,., mv,i oct hs snisied b'
ssN VI. -.i PERSONS. IL sfcssa,d on Wis
b, f,i,n,f t,,- ""id 'hool ns"i're Many
al ~. snnc, pies tssgbt in ulose sctonis ate
fey0dtst@d. macy are sdupie'l, and many
arc substituted bY othefs. ~hich by ,Iyt'I
rae ere pvnd sotrrUr and mote sale. snC
A1-n q, whole - - called "R,forn IN Med
r,a, II - The Vniy literal morc Of ptac
nee IN this ini'y. which be has pTeref
snd which l.e Is 81 sll tuner aud places read
IL rrcrs, by eTirsordlnsr, rutes OF eases
given sp by PhyacisDs ol The hughes, stand.
ing It the Old schOol pfscpeef lie courts
tom the Faculty and others, fbe closest Ia.
,e-igsiion tina, caR lie instituted. Thcts -
~ particular suicle Of the Nat-fia Medir a
stied ~, 4. Calnmcl. Pepper OF Lobelia n
iadicaic qusckery. We have more paflIcu.
lar reference In the msaH,, Of using mouI-
cines. ulan Ia lie particular lih5f ui hejl-
ciDes Used We have preference for tho
simpos, med letnes. when They will fulfil the
Indications intended bot II they viii not, We
have recourse ~ others mole powerful A
ioo cJninsAf Professor for Ceusln small
fty" cslOnel qua, kery. school, observed. that
"ary lody could gv6NS al"me, but the great.
est tact ~ss 10 know when not TO give 1t
being seldom necessary" II this Professor
would say so mnch when engaged tot hucd)
Tor a Caio,aei School. 10 give Lectures 10 SUIT
his employer. what would We expect OF him
II placed Ia more iDde pendent circumstances
Why. he would come oUi a Rcfofmer, as
soon ~ he found substitute. which we kHoIo
Here Is, from pracfioe Of eight Yeas. We
ask the community, as JUrofs IN the case, A.
Ne can iH6giiufe for calofnel or any other
deleteTious mineral, medicines from the veg
eiable mstena medICs. which produce less
injury 10 the system and at The same lime
fulfil he Indications, II they are not morally
bound 10 sustain US. On the r'erRJ alone do
NC ask for encouragement. We are deter
mined, with the help OF the friends OF Reform
that M means uHirted or however mean and
eonitmDfLie that have been fried 10y our en-
etnies, shall intercept our onward course -
! I've standard Is planted, aud the flag ~ nail
ed and the colofs icW wave I'LL opposition
ceases We assure the ftiends Of Reform
That our courage increases the battle wax
IS warmer and our opponents resort To such
desplcsble means 10 uphold a system of
quackety. We dare them 10 come out of
their amhuscade and meet US IN the open
field before the people. They have became
80 desperate thai they look upon us as com
mon euemy, aad assemble the small poia-
toes" IN miserable aud contemplate combi-
nations. and pass "boy's resolutions" that
II We will moi let them INTO the secrets o! our
mode Of curing people, gratis, they cannot
associate with Us IN practice, &c. What a
powerful argument that they are right and we
prong They have been inUmphan,ly beat
N on the main question uhe curesl and
therefore, the utmost hey can do unfairly, |
sill only help Us aud bring destruction on
themselves. The people Of Vermont are be
'nmlng more Intelligent TO their vital inter-
SIS ln ,h" subject Of medicine They have |
'btug lied the doctors Gag Law" aud III
stfeCt thrown the profession on the merits vi
rue science. No person ough, 10 be Coune-
1anced by the pnbhc, who does not obtain |
he ari or profession, by resular study and an.
to a known and know iedged |
kiIlul prsctIllliOner. II a student graduates
80 called at one OF ih'se Iliie CORONATION
chools, where the President may be a mere
uack and egIegious blockhead IN knowl-
dge. you have no SuTefy for The Students
tnoss Tor the profession, ALTHOUGH he has
AID The regular f.es aud mechanically an.
wered every studied question. lie has had
one OF but lttle clIaicai practcc--ihe ouly
are criterion for passing student to the
onors of the profession. lfhe was Obliged
prdcnrc ~ well rs study with a Doctor of
know lvdged skill three years, our Young
Ielhten would have fewer false theories to
OF rad OF, ri the expense ot human life, than
y the present system. These things will
ot be endured much longer in community
> capable of investigation as the people oil
ermon A "Bamboozle School" of Medi.
ne. with an ignoramus At lis preteHdedl
sad. ihen, would not gull the public, nor
ould the mnsuspecilng studen, be aHured
ere To be fiched Of his money, and thea
rough revenge the mos, dsstardly, refused
c las, pretended honors' because his tutor
ID eIidoas him in cures, among his otrn rela. |
res and neignhors. Instead of being an
partial, honorable minded man, To occupy
Ich position. It !, occupied by person as
're'oiore partly described, and riY he fYlly
N due season. Nothing shall be wanting
, our par, to satisfy the TRENDS Of Reform
at We catered This contest for principle, as
ell as 10 obtain an honest living Our op.
'nents land perhaps some fdcnds) have ac-
lSet Us 0fhigh charger for business: bu, we Z
now and can prove, that sopr Of our breth
N could hardly make that story pass as I
9th la his vicinity, that our charges were
ore inmDderate than Hcirs We will visa
llien,s 10 the vicinity for common acute d S Z
ses cheaper than hcTetcipre, aud as cheap. {
not eAsdPCr than anT other regular bred
iyslcian. And we viii strive TO cure more
tents for the same money, and completely ,
tdo YOU In cures tor one ~ fire years Ia