The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-05-13
AN AROUSED COMMUNITY.
The Unusual Stir Caused in Kingston,


NY.
- Especial Correspondence Boston Herald.
The letter Irecently wrote the Herald des-
cribing remarkable occurrence which took
place here, has had the effect of thoroughly
awakening this community. The facts as des-
cribed We're that Mr.. Jere Smith, son of Cor
neus b. Smith of the State Insurance De-
partment, after passing through an agonizing
ordeal, and having been abandoned by his
friends had been most wonderfully rescued.
His experience was, in its beginning, at least
almost the same as that of hundreds of other
men ard women in every city and town. He
had gone along thoughtlessly, noticing only
occasionl inconvenience and had suddenly
been been awakened to the fact that death
was staring him in the face. He had over
looked little passing troubles without realizing
that they are often "the beginning of the end"
He had neglected interests that concerned his
very life, Just as thousands ofothers do, simply
because they come in quiet and unnoticed
way. And it is.cause for gratitude that his ex-
perience is having so good and arousing an eff
feet on others who were drifting in the same
dangerous direction.
i was in the Office Of the Kingston Freeman.
one OF the best interior papers of the State,
the other day, and had talk with Mr.. w. H..
Winton, its popular manager, Quite natl nl-
ly the conversation drifted to Mr.. Smiths Case
and the stimulating effect it was having on the
people. Mr.. Winton said:
Il can specially sympathize with Mr.. Smith
fol have been through much similar expe-
rience in my own family. My wife became
and from small symptoms and beginnings grew
worse until she finally began to bloat terribly.
She had been attended by physicians, some
times with temporary success, usually without.
We finally determined to try the same means
which Mr.. Smith employed so successfully
and my wife is not in her grave but in the en-
joyment Of health wholly because Hunts
Remedy cured her. This is grand medicine
and large suffering world lies behind it too
often ignorant or skeptical Of its life-saving,
health.giving qualities" ,.. ..
at is certainly receiving wonderful endorse
ments'' l re marked. "Do you think it merits
them?"
every one of them. Why, wnen my wife
began using the remedy she discovered the
same medicine had been given her by a
physician some time ago without her knowing
the name Of the medicine given at the time.
can also prove that bushel basketslul of empty
bottles of Hunts Remedy were taken out of a
doctors office after his death. No one sup
posed for MON ent that these bottles were
used for desk ornaments or brc-a-brac but the
contents had undoubtedly been given to pa
tients in small quantities at high price. The
medical profession evidently knows no better
or more valuable remedy"
Mr.. Cornelius B. Smith. father Of Jere
Smith, confirmed all his son had said, and ad-
ded: 81 have not words strong enough to
give Hunts Remedy the praise it merits and
there are hundreds of others is this city who
feel the same way"
MIR. Edwin IL. Fassett said that the facts
above given had been the "town talk" OF
Kingston, and his as ertion was confirmed by
Mr.. VIM, ID. Brannier.
Messrs. Cooper and Wlnchell, who are
popular druggists, declared that not only are
all the facts above stated true, but the demand
for the remedy is something remarkable. 1t
has become household necessity here, as ii
undoubtedly deserves to be everywhere.
WINTHROP.