Morning journal and courier., 1882-10-02
What Modern Scientists Have Done
That Mankind is Progressing.

The present age is one Of advancement. On every side the inventive mind, deep research and cunning hands are diligently striving to perfect schemes whereby tho may be benefited and elevated to higher plane of usefulness in life. Science has dispelled superstition in all the civilized lands and
 rapidly making nroads in the clies where belief in wtchcraft and the black art have for centuries miserable the lives of the inhabitants. hun dred years ago. even in this beautiful section of the country, now almost the center of civilization and culture had person asserted that the infections of the human could be transmitted to dstan @ of hundred miles he would have been treated either a lunattc emissary of Satan. In like man. ner would the compounder of any medical remedy have been treated had he caiAed for his production the virtues generally asoribed to Hunts Remedy In proof of this latter asssrt read the following statements made by well-known citizens of Provi dence: MT. Edward R. Dawley, with waldron, Wightnan & Co.,, gives a remarkable testimonial the worth of Hunts Remedy. MT. Daw ley said ssFor many years suffered intensely with what had every reason to believe was rheumatism. When first attacked confined to my bed and could not walk step; could hardly bear the weight of the bed-clothes, excruciating was the agony endured Dr. - (an old and well-known homeopathic physician) treated me, but received no benefit from his medicines Then tried phys1 clan Of the other school, from whom received tenn porary relief, the effects of applying blisters Still his Of treatment did not remove the cause Of the trouble. I subjected to attacks of frequsn recurrence, which always gave ths same intense pain and left in bad condition, physically speaking. always noticed that before these attacks on. my kidneys affected. Then my limbs would begin to aell, and then the joints would en- large. At every attack would doctor myself thor oughly, trying this physician al then that, first following the advice of ons and then that of another of the treatments seeming to reach the cause of my afhiction. Having been acquainted with the present proprietor of Hunts Remedy for long time was induced by him to give the Remedy trials hoping that it might reach the seat of the disease and after taking bottle found myself very much improved, and before finishing the second bot tie found that feeling relieved and was in better shape than had been after any of my pre- vious attacks. felt then that had at last reached cure. found that my rheumatism was but a series of attacks os kidney disease; as matter of fac
 
 my rheumatism was mythical. always kesp Hunts Remedy by me, and whenever feel any effects of E cold in my kidneys resort to Hunts Remedy a'- ways, with the sure prospects of immediate relief. believe. sincerely, that the Remedy reached the of my whole trouble
 have known of great many cases of kidney dis arrangements that were cured by the Remedy. To my own knowledge 1t is and has been for number of years, used extensively throughout the state It is extensively prescribed by several of our leading physicians and they 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, and with beneficial re- suits. in own family outside of my own individ- nal case My relatives have also used it with good
 esults. Not only that, but several Of my friends