Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-06-16
GERMAN UROSCOPIC PHYSICIAN.
DR.. B. JORDON T. co.

| OF Philadelphia, and late from Brandon.
nR. B. JoRDON 4 CO., respectfully inform
- the Citizens of Burlington and vicinity that
| they have located in this place, where they will
! practice Medicine on the German Uroscopic System,
which leads them to locate and describe the ,ymp-
/ toms Of disease of CHRONIC CHARACTER, with the
utmost accuracy and satisfaction. A clean vial,
| containing about two ounces Of urine,--the frs.
/ passed in the morning,-with the name and age Of
the patient, will enable them to treat successfully
The case in question. Hence-one individual can
/ bring several cases and medicine be any
part of the country. Their remedies are wholly If
the reformed practice, differing essentially from those
/ of any other system school, consisting NJ Chemi-
Gals and Extracts, in the most concentrated form and
! obtained almost exclusively from tho Vegetable
kingdom, obviating the inconvenience Of bulk, &C.
heretofore objection to their general use. Unlike
the potent niincrals-they are reliable, efficient and
safe believing that whatever substance has a ten.
dency to diminish the Vitality Of the svstcm. should
be rejected Medicine Acting upon this rrinciule
they discard the use Of the Knife, Lancet, Caomel
Anthony and Arsenic.
! Their remedies are directed to the cause rrodue.
ing the disease without reducing the patient to the
Brink Of the Grave, which Is too often the when
/ Mineral Poisons are given. But on the contrary,
they produce agreeable effect on the consultation
enfecbled by disease, and the long continued use Of
PoIsons the effects of which horrible than
the diseases they intended to cure. They also
mpart strength to the System, causing the ewes TO
sparkle with Joy aud gladness, and the checks to
glow with the the roseate hue Of health.
Many diseases heretofore considered incursble
and which silently, yet rapidly destroying our
most near and dear friends, may be detected by a
pain in the back and loius, tenderness and main at
the stomach dizziness and pain in the head a cough
and tickling in the throat papitations uron sudden
emotion or exercise, belching Of wind sour stomach
pain in the side, about the shoulders in tho right
arm and large joints frequent signing, low spirits
loss Of energy, short breath, sleep unrefreshinr
cold hands and feet, numbness Of the limbs pain in
the bowels, burning and singing in the cars, sick
headache, costivencss and irregular appetite.
is m maj Il rio D.,
ic diseases, and the majority Of submitted for
our investigation and treatment Of persons who
have thoroughly tried the whole catalogue Of rene
dies, $50 called) now extant, but without relief;
many becoming almost hopeless martvrs of the
several popular, but delusve modes Of treatment
denominated " science"
From the vast resources of the vegetable hinCdom,
we have obtained remedies different frum those in
general use, and which have been wholly overlooked
by others Of the profession.
Despair not, then, lie our motto, .ome remedy ssu
yet be found that will stay the progress Of your ia
hrmities, and restore you TO health Hope III aud
n. B. Cancers, U7ces, F. --r.-, E..ri-., S..
Legs AND Whns Spr''nEs require personal eYsm.
nation Particular attention will be paid to Femals
Complaints.
sryEREscrs
4. 4 srs srt''' Brandon, Vt.
4 R Rc"c" Hubard,oa, VI,
Esocs SMITH, sudbury Vt
Once in Bank Block, formerly occupied by M
nsvey as Town Clerks office un stairs Oaiea hour
from A NJ till 6 p NJ. Charges res sonable
Burlington, April 20, 1854 s.su