Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-16
Excitement in CoNnecticut-;TestImo of
 Well Known Witnesses.


 [From the New Haven Palladium
 An alarming state of affairs has been dis covered in our midst. Hundreds of our eitl- zens have been seized with mysterious symp- toms of illness, which have puzzled learned physicians and scientific alike. Some have rapidly succumbed and fallen by the wayside like parched and thirsting plants under the scorching and whitening rays of midsum- mer sun. Others have suffered all the bangs and torments of the horrible inquisition. The limbs have been racked with excruciat- ing pains, while their bodies have burned with an inward and consuming fire, un- quenchable, unconquerable, until, when mind has been destroyed and the soul tortur- ed beyond human endurance, they have died death of misery and anguish. Some of their friends have suggested poison, passing their opinion, perhaps, on certain astounding rev citations made by chemical analyses conduct. ed in this city, still no traces could be found of mineral poisoning, and the only questions remaining to be answered were Are these cases of blood-poisoning, and if so, in what manner of form was the contamination brought about Have our friends, who have been so ruthlessly taken away from us, been made the unwilling victims of treacher 1 ous men, who, under the garb of friendship, 1 have sought their acquaintance and in secrecy pricked them with the poisoned poignard 2" A reporter was put upon the track, given plenty of time to investigate the | the mystery to its very bottom, sparing nobody in prosecuting the inquiry 1 It was necessary first to interview some of those who had passed through the trying or deal in safety, and obtain from them an &C., count of their several experiences. The re- porter first called on Henry B. Ingram, Esq, :,
 the general superintendent of the DlStr1ct
 Messenger company of New Haven, B Gen. 1 Ire street, and his remarkable cure was re- lated as follows: Mir. Ingram said: For
 many months had been sorely troubled
 with weak and tired feeling across the
 loins, almost invariably accompanied with g
 headache. I had noticed also that at stated
 periods following these pains my urine would
 be highly colored, and leave heavy brick
 coIored sediment when allowed to
 stand in the vessel. I could not
 work and was discouraged to
 an alarming degree. Nothing helped me. l | was prescribed for by some of the best phy-
 sicians in New York city, where I was loca-
 ted at that time, but derived no benefit or re- lief. When almost ready to give up in des- | pair an acquaintance said to me, I want you
 to try Hunts Remedy. did so, and hardly
 twenty four hours had elapsed before ob-
 tained relief, and in three weeks time all 1 the aforesaid ailments had disappeared, and IT improved steadily, and was infused
 with new life, so that I could resume my ! business again, which is that sub jects me to strairs of all kinds, which are likely to affect the kidneys, namely
 Erecting telegraph and telephone lines.
 Hunts Remsdy now occupies the most hon,
 ored place in my cabinet of medicines. l
 would not be without it and I cheerfully and
 heartily recommend it to all who are troubled | with diseases of the liver, kidney urinary
 organs. It never fails to cure.'
 | Mr. Henry Barnes, the tea and coffee mer
 chant, 50 Houston street, New Haven. Conn,
 WAS next called upon and said: Ut is with feelings of gratitude and 8 desire to benefit I my fellow man that I write you these few \ lines as testimony to the value of the greatest | of all medicines Eight years have been g
 sufferer from kidney disorder and imfamma- | ton of the bladder. Sometimes, when pas sing water, the pains wereasometimes terri ble, scalding, burning sensation, with
 retention of urine, with sharp pains in my
 side, loins and back, extending to the bach of my head, tended to make life miserable. , have been treated by a number of best ! phy sicians, and have used any number oi proprietary medicines, all to no avail obtain ing no relief. How long I would have con tinued in this way do not know in fact [ despaired of getting relief, until neighbor who had been very much benefited by th' use of Hunts Remedy, advised me to try it and, although I had no faith that it would I reach my case, yet, as he spoke so highl! of its great merits, I decided tt l ! give it trial, and it's use has been attended with the very best possible results. Twelv ] 1 hours after taking the first dose experienc
 ed relief. continued on in it's use until 3 I had used five bottles when all the pains hat g vanished, my otherwise good health returned s and am free from all palms, and am a man : ] I am confident my cure has resulted from tn t use of Hunts Remedy, and that alone.
 . l E'What it has done for me l am positive l s will do for others. You are at liberty to us s my name in any manner you see ft."