The Press., 1883-06-28
(From the Hartford COurant.1 A BEAUTIFUL HOM E PICTURE 1N A CONNECTICUT VILLAGE WfTA

A person driving along the old post road about three miles west from Windsor, Conn. will notice very pretty little brown cottage located near the roadside, guarded, as 1t were, by two massive elns. Surrounding this beau tiful homestead are countless acres of we'll. titled land and beautiful orchards, all denoting person in charge of master mind and su- perior taste. The ordinary observer would pass along, not knowing this was the home of one of the greatest healers of modern times. Yet such is the case, and the few facts given below go to substantiate the assertion.
 Being in search of "news," our reporter, who had often heard of the fame of the occu- pant, on rapping at the door, was promptly invited to enter by matronly lady of medium age, possessing very pleasant countenance and striking appearance. On entering, in answer to our question, Is Mrs. Thrall at home? she answered promptly, yes, am the lady; what can I do for you?
 Reporter-Hearing of your wonderful suc- cess in curing long-standing and chronic dis eases called to get short statement of some of your recent cases, and the means you have adopted for their cure.
 We'll, said Mrs. T., I have been practising medicine for thirty years, and in that time have had some very difficult cases.
 I have in my mind one man who came here from England. His was a severe case of sskidney complaint" He was a great sufferer, and had almost given up hopes of finding re- lief. We'll, to make long story short, took him in charge, and would you believe, after he had used four bottles of the medicine I gave him, he was relieved through the natural channel of piece of oxolate of lime calculus fully as large as hazel nut, of very irregu- lar shape, somewhat like grain of corn when popped open. It was of 0 dark brown color. Its passage was of course, accompanied by very severe and cutting pains. I am pleased to say he is well man now. And, Mrs. T. added, full account of the matter appeared in the Banner of Light at the time, and was much commented on by the medical fratern- ity. I presume you have people come from a distance sometimes? 1 Oh, yes; sometimes great distance. Not long ago had three or four cases of the dropsy One of them lived twenty miles | from here. In these cases, you know, some times the persons swell to an enormous size. Have you had many of these cases?
 I could enumerate any number of persous who, having despaired of getting well, have placed themselves under my care, and have cured them.
 What is your mode of treatment in these cases
 We'll, prescribe never-failing medicine, 1 one that I have used in all similar cases for six years, namely, Hunts Remedy" Are your patients aware of what you are giving them? ....... ...:5
 Oh, yes! I give it to them in the original package, but sometimes give other things in connection with it.
 Then your vast experience in the treatment of the disease mentioned has given you abund. ant opportunity to test the curative qualities of Hunts Remedy, which you prize so highly Yes and after the most thorough and ex. I housfiva orOvinOa Of Hunt,s Rem f,,1- ly convinced of it's superior merits and spe- | cifc action upon the disease for which it is recommended. In short, it cures when every. thing else fails.
 Then you are willing to have your name used in connection with the article in ques tion, are you?
 Yes. I made this statement voluntarily and will sign my name, which is given in full below. MBs. FLAvIA A. TRAIL, M. D. I Poquonock, Conn.,, May s1, 1888.
 CONNECTICUT SCHOOL TEACHERS l When interviewed, recently, Mir. H. l. Soper, principal of the High School at Pc quonock, Conn.,, said, in relation to matte which had given him much anxiety and pain My wife and I have both used Hunts Remedy and find it really superior article. A yea
 or so ago my kidneys became weak and slug relief in Hunts Remedy continued it's us
 until had used four bottles, when becam
 we'll. Since my cure have suggested it's us
 to great number of people, who know hay been benefited by using it. And, to sub
 stantiate this statement, Mir. H. S. Clark, as
 sistant superintendent, came in at this mo
 ment, and said: I can certify to the value o Hunts Remedy, having received great benef
 from it's use. My trouble commenced twelv
 years ago, when my kidneys became aff1icte' with inflammation of the passage, but tn . oR the disease. can now cheerfully recon mend it to all suffering as was.
 Il THE BEST SATISFACTION.
 MT. Maurice Wescott of Poquonock, Conn. recently remarked to personal friend:
 take pleasure in saying or writing anythin, relative to ''Hunt's Remedy" You will see
 keep it on my shelves for sale; alongside o it are number of other articles put up fo the same purpose, but I tell you "Hunt' Remedy" sells the best and gives the best sat isfaction. have been selling it now for si years in fact, ever since have been in thi store.
 presume you have heard some good re ports from it?
 Oh, yes, said MT. w.. could tell you o l 8 large number of persons who have spokel to me in the highest terms of Hunts Reme dy," saying it was the only medicine the, could find that would give relief.
 | And, continued MT. w., this is not all About a year ago 8 member of my family con tracted heavy cold which settled on the kid neys, causing severe suffering, and havin, heard such good reports of Hunts Reme dy," advised its use, and it proved valuabl indeed, one bottle effecting a perfect cure
 with no return of the symptoms of disease l
 will at all times be source of pleasure to m to recommend so valuable an article a
 Hunts Remedy.". s.
 BEATTY's ORGANs.-We are informed tha
 Mayor Beatty, of Washington, N. J., is mak ing and shipping an organ every ten minute from his factory at Washington, N. J. I pARKS STRAWBERRIES to be had onl U of or through F. J. CHANDLER. I WJANTED-A first-class wood workma1 Il XX on repairs One who has had some exnerienc