The Press., 1883-07-05
CONNECTICUT PEOPLE-THE ILLS TO WHICH WE ARE ALL
 HIAREE.

CONNECTICUT PEOPLE-THE ILLS
 TO WHICH WE ARE ALL
 LIABLE.
 So much patent medicine has been foisted upon the public by doubtful means that man knows not where to pin his faith, unless it be to fhe regular practitioners But the time has come when man may be his own physi- clan with respect to certain diseases, namely, diseases of the kidneys, which, as many know, are the seat of many ills.
 A vegetable medicine known as Hunts Rem- edy is attracting general attention. At first it was ranked with other patent medicines, but as 1t became better known it took high stand as specific foi kidney and kindred diseases, and afflicted persons began to flock to its standard. Nothing that can be said in its fa- vor can overstate its merits
 The cures it has effected are known to the people. The patients who suffered year after year, ,and who found no relief till Hunts Rem edy was used, are well-known citizens, whose word is as good as their bond. There have been many remarkable and radical cures from the use of Hunts Remedy.
 The following are few of thousands that have been cured, Captain John Kimball of New London, Conn.,, gave this statement to the reporter. Captain Kimball says About three months ago I was taken with severe pains in the kidneys, from which became terri ble sufferer. ] consulted with number of physicians, and finally placed myself under their treatment, they telling me I had the sci atie rheumatism and kidney complaint.
 "On examination my urine was found to be in very bad condition, of very dark color, and impregnated with heavy red brick-dust deposit, and very offensive. had the most careful and best medical attendance, and tried all the popular remedies without experiencing any relief. Fortunately about this time the virtue of Hunts Remedy being called to my attention, I bought and used bottle, with such satisfactory results that continued on for six weeks, when, having used four bottles, I found I was as we'll as ever, and entirely cured. All pains left me; my water returned to it's natural color. I am now in excellent health, and able to attend to my business (grocery).
 Whenever an opportunity occurs to rec ommend Hunts Remedy, I always do so as I am confident it will do all you claim for it, and that every time"
 MT. John W. Johnston ot Norwich, Conn, says: "Ihave been afflicted about one veal, and received treatment from the local physicians, and used number of so-called specifics with out any material help. I am happy to say, after using three bottles of Hunts Remedy, I was completely cured.
 ''I never fail to recommend it, and you are at liberty to use my name in any manner you may desire"
 Mrs. Harriet Bailey of Putnam, Conn, says ''I have been troubled with kidney and liver diseases for two years I suffered severely with pains in the back and loins Before taking your wonderful medicine Hunts Remedy, could not lift pound. After giv- ing it fair trial, began to improve, and can now truly say it was 'godsend to me- as I am now able to do my household work and enjoy the best of health. have rec commended Hunts Remedy to two of my neigh bors, who have been greatly benefited by it. This letter send voluntarily, with the hope that it will be the means of inducing some sufferer to use Hunts Remedy, and be cured as I have been."
 MT, Charles H. Alexander, foreman dye house, Shetuckst mills, Greenville, Conn.,, says: About one year ago was taken with a severe attack of disease of the kidneys, from which l suffered severely. I applied to our local physician, and not receiving any help called case. He-immediatey handed nc bottle of Hunts Remedy offering it as the great specific for that plaint; commenced using it at once, and from the used the bottle was entirely well. would advise any persons having difficulty with the kidneys to give Hunts Remedy a trial. know of one beside my own being cured, and would cheerfully rccom- mend it to any one,"
 "I certify to the above being true case, having sold the medicine to MT. Alexander, and know him to be gentleman respected highly in the position he holds.s "JoHN A. MORGAN,
 Druggist, Greenville Conn.,"
 MT. J. H. Ryan, superintendent of the American Mills Rockville, Conn.,, says: sI have been troubled some years with and, at times acute pains in the kidneys. Ihave used Hunts Remedy when so attacked for the past two and always find few doses efectual in stopping the pain I always keep bottle of Hunts Remedy in the house. and take pleasure in recommending it to others in need of such a medieine."
 Mr. William c. Cleaveland of Norwich, Conn., says: "For number of years my wife has been troubled wllh chronic rheumatism, it being in portion of her body constantly (except, perhaps. in the very warmest weather in summer). Last Christmas she contracted very severe cold, and diseased condi- tion of the kidneys became manifest, which subject ed her to excessive suffering, the symptoms of gravel became more prominent her urine ibeing col ored, accompanied by heavy brick-dust sediment.
 After trying several remedies without relief, l procured for her bottle of Hunts Remedy, which she commenced taking, and before three days had passed she became much better She continued ing the medicine until she had used six bottles, and now feels entirely cured of both rheumatism and kid ney complaint. She believes her present excellent health due solely to the of Hunts Remedy"
 The following is from Mr. Othniel Gager, the we'll known and respected town clerk of Norwich, Conn. Mir. Gager is 69 years old, and has held this position of trust for A years and his word is good as his bond. On May 5, 1883, he writes as follows: s'For years have suffered with disease of the kidneys and bladder, and have no hesitancy in recommending Hunts Remedy specific for these complaints. It has not only been the means of relieving of terri be pain, but has cured number of my acquaintances To-day am performing the duties of the office of town clerk, which have held for forty-two years, which could not be able to do were not in fair