The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-06-07

IN II N IF deal, snl having been
i[G7AJC 100 - abandoned by his friend,
lC,As|>H ~ bET(esN hat been most wonGc.
&tl Ek1IH ieIj jfuliy rescued. Ili. ca
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EI&4l llfhri'I1 pcricnco was, IN i's begin
! [tsS m ming, az least, almost tho
i4lIVfJWF M ! same rs that of hunIrcls
k1 1ftII NEAVJ of other men aud women
lMyilNll ", I'm every city and town.
y G.ec5 ,E3-5 lie had gone along
thOughtlcSsly, noticing
only occasional incoi cnicnces. ana had sudden
" been awakened % the fact TINT ucuth WIS
staring him ln the fncc. lie hul OXcrtJDltG
little passing troubles, without realizing that
they arc often tho beginning OF the enc. -
lie had neglected interests that concerned
lis very lite, Just ns Thousands Of others do,
eiWply because they come iu quiet ami often
muut.cpd way. And 10 ls cause for gratitude
tuut his experience is having so good and
urou.inr un effect on Others VINO were drifting
Ga tNr eImc dangerous direction.
! was iu the office Of the Kingston Freeman,
one ot thc best interior papers of the State
the u.hcr day. aud bad q talk with SIR W.
IT, Nutun, tts popular manager. Quite
naturally the conversation duItCl To- Mr.
Smiths cn.c and the stimulating effect % WaI
hayinH ON Che PEOPLE Mr.. Wint9n -ad;-
81 cau especially ymUJthilc with Mr. Smith,
fUr hHgc hc,u through much similar expert
cucc il my own family. Ny Wilc became
tTUuIlDi uud weakened "a 20 many women IO.
uUi from small symptoms and beginning. grew
worse until she finally began 60 ulutt terribly.
She hul been attended 10y physicians, sometimes
g.
finally determined 90 try the same means
which Mr.. Smith employed so successfully. and
my wife Is not In hcr grave, but in the enjoy.
mrnt OF health, wholly because Hunts Remedy
rescued her. This i3 a grand medicine, and
largo suffering world lies behind il. roo often
ignorant or skepuHl Of its iiic-mying,
heIlth-g,ying qualities
"ltis ecrtuiu,y receiving wonderful endorse
Incnts," remarked. DO you think 1t merits
Every one Of trom why, when my wifo
begun using tnC IuMylY she discovered tho
suus medicine had been given her by ply.
sicidn some time ago without her knowing tho
,iG9 Kige3 nt m the ,Ima + me ! 'C,n9 cn9 n q (gI
also prove hat bushCl ~ &P ,\\\i
hUskot,lul Of empty bot (lSNNCiGN MA
were taken out Of doc-I \ ,,,y1.ri lET\N'
tors office after hi. death. N-9 | lSGlWHlI g
No one suppose for ~ IL g<lEJ-zK "
moment TINT these lot = NIX lECsHS X
ornaments or hrtc-s- SE{A .V1'H
lruC, but the content had HttAiQl1+ZNK
undoubtedly been given II DlsNl -, z
To- patients I,l "a s small ,l ln"TIa.i- E|US>
medical profession evidently knows no better
or more valuable remedy"
Mr. Cornelius V smith, the fniher Of Jcro
Smith, confirmed ail bis son had said, and
added: hnNc not words strong enough 90
give HUNTS Remedy the Ua 30 merits and
thCrc arc hundreds OF other, iu lhis city VINO
tcci tho -.Wc vuv.'
Mr.. Edwin H. Fi-sct eaiI that the ructs above
given bad lyDu thD "tpWu talk 80 OF Kingston,
nni hi- -a,>oruou was confirmed 10y Mr. VIM. d.
Bruuuiyr.
Mr--lt Cooper aud WinohcU, who are popu-
lur druggists, declare that not only Nre all tho
facts uIu.c stated jruc,hut the demand for the
remedy ls something remarkable. IL has
become a household necessity here. as it un-
doubtedly deserves to ac everywhere.
WINTHROP.