The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1882-10-20
RECENT INVENTIONS.
What Modern Scientists Have
Done for the Public Welfare.
Distance Seeming Impossi-
bilities Easily Accomplished.
Proof That the World Moves and
That Mankind Is Progressing.

every side the inventive mint, deep research and
cunning hands arc diligently striving to perfect
| schemes whereby the masses may be benefited
and elevated to II higher plane oi usefulness in
NE. Science has dispeled superstition in all the
civilized lands, and Is rapidly making inroads in
| the clmcs where belief in witchcran and the
"Dlack art have for centuries made miserable
| the lives OF the inhabitants. A hundred years
ago. even IN this beautiful section OF the country.
now almost the centre Of civilization and culture,
had a person asserted that the infections of the
human voice could he transmitted to n distance
ofa hundred miles he would have been treated
either as lunatic or an cmissary of Satan. In n
like manner would the compoundcr of any medi.
| cal remedy have been treated had he claimed for
his production the virtues now generally ascribed
to Hunts Remedy. In proof of this latter asser
ton read tic following Statements made by well
known citizens of Providence: Mr.. Edward II.
Dawlcy, with Waldron, wightman 4 Co, gives a
remarkable testimonial of the worth of Hunts
Remedy. Mr.. Dawley said: "For many years
suffered intensely with what | had every reason
10 believe was rheumatism. When was first
attackc d was confined to my bed and could not
walk step; could hardly bear the weight of
the bcd-clothcs, so cNcrucating was the agony /
| endured. Er- Gan old and wcll.known no.
| m"opathic PHYSICIAN, treated me, but received
no benefit from his medicines. Then | tried a
physician OF the other school, from whom re.
eeivcd temporary relief, the effects OF applying
blistcrs. Still his course of treatment did moi
remove the cause OF the trouble. Twas subjected
to attacks of frequent recurrence, which always
gave me the same intense pain and left me in a
bad condition. physically speaking. always
noticed that before these attacks came on, my
an ,ia I
begin TO swell, and then the joints would enlarge
AT every attack | would doctor myself thor
oushy, trying this physician and then that, first
following the advice OF one, and then tina, of
another. none of the treatments seeming 10 reach
Inc cause of my aiiictlon. Having been nc
luaintcd with the present proprietor of Hrnts
Kennedy for long time was induced by him to
give the Remedy trial, hoping that it mieht
reach the scat of the disease and after ia king one
bottle found myself very much improved, and
before finishing the second hottie found that
was feeling more relieved and was in bette
7''sI'S ,""" any my previous
attacks. ! felt then that had at last reached n
cure. found that my rheumatism was but a
series Of attacks of kidney disease; as n matter
OIL fact my rheumatism was mythical. ALWAYS
keep Hunts Remedy by me, and whenever feel
any effects Of cold in my kidneys, resort TO
Hunts Remedy always. with the sure prospects
OF immediate relief. believe, sincerely, that the
Remedy reached the cause OF my whole trouble
have known of great many eases of kidney
Heterogeneous that were cured by the Remedy
To my own knowledge ii is, and has been for
number of yeai s. used extensively throughout
the State. II is extensively prescribed by several
OF our leading physicians. and they are free to
admit that, for the treatment of the various kidney
troubles, they can find no satisfactory substitute.
hunts Remedy has been used very successfully.
ami with beneficial results. in my own family,
outside Of my own individual case. My relative
have also used ii with good results. not only
that, but several of my friends and acquant.
anccs. of this city and State, have had their
attention called TO Hunts Remedy by me- and
they nave always found the same benefit in their
own cases. One of The most remarkable cures
coming to my knowledge was the case OF a very
prominent manufacturer in the southern part OF
"''N's '-'~-' - iUuS term
oil years with kidney disease, yet less than two
bottles of the Remedy entirely cured HIM.
sister OF this same gentlemen. resident of Con.
necticut, was suffering with what her doctors
called Brights disease of the kidneys. She dis.
carded their medicines, and took Hunts Remedy
and was entirely cured by its use. II Is my
belief that the Remedy is destined TO be the
standard remedial agent throughout the country
wherever known, as q specific for kidney diseases
of all kinds. as ii has already stood the trying
test of years. Testimonials of its sterling worth
are. TO my own knowledge. constantly being re.
ccived by the proprietor from all parts OF the
country"
Mr.. Franklin Sanford of No. Dodge street
said: "About year ago. when was in Cmcin.
NATL was seized with dropsical trouble, my
limbs. from my knees down to my feet being
swollen to nearly twice their natural size. Not
havin time TO see regular physician, and wish.
ing TO start for the East as soon possible.
s'epPcu INTO neighboring drug store, and, stat.
ing my difficulty, asked the proprietor if he could
give me any relief He smingly answered in tbe
Affirmative on.' ----'''-s
shelves, took down bottle of Hunts Remedy,
remarKed. "fou don't think this is any good. do
you? This is patent medicinev The druggist
replied that the medicine was very highly recon.
mended. and. on the strength of his assurance.
purchased the Remedy. Before taking one bottle
all the swelling had entirely disappeared and
was cured consider my cure remarkable
instance, and would not now live a day without
having bottle of Hunts Remedy in the house.
II is most valuable medicine. and cannot be
spoken OF in too complimentary manner"
Physicians will not publicly indorse propri
etary medicine. The code OF the profession for
- "e"o,, ''o"s" '"es may nc thoroughly
or a",,a,a,', ,no,,,a, 'o u De"e"''ai qua''''eS
no, 70 ,ouch En- :, So up" no"o'
Remedy il oxtensivo,, rsoI ~, ,oon,r'. ,r'a,.
clans One or then, soi1 on,r Sow. a. 49,,
thai he used !, m his nroo,ioo o,,l ,.oao',-.,,,
in certain casss II was an oxcoIlen, con,no,,,1
and prepared solely from yoge,ahle ,rn,,ro,s
Knowing ,ulIv i,s ro,,ohlo o,oi,o,,,o, ~,
- e e 80 ~ ., ,''''''"' fu'ii,'es nc
was Tree 10 use H. WINE he could not publicly
indorse it, he womb be GLAD IN attach his siona
t,ro IN oi,o,,ia. ,,,,a.'.,a, a. -
WV :" '"'u'"r ihHhue" i"r tue profession
only, urging Its general use. He further said