Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-05-24

Cornelius II. Smith, Of the State Insurance
S=A-AD Department, after passing
through an aPonizing or
- Ia VI 1T deal, and having been
IGA2ClLk<S - abandoned by his friends
lS,Nk ~ SAEYNSA had been most wondu
Nv lIGtA A6bIfully rescued. His cN-
SAdSt lACLk>7 perlence was, in its begin
SH$fFHS WI ming, at least, almost the
lNlYUn0lh3Ij same as that of hundreds
HNl Nv HuhUl Of other men and women
JMnL- lMD4. In every city and town.
q ne Yge3 He had gone along
thoughtlessly, noticing
only occasional Inconvenience and had sudden
~ been awakened 70 the fact that death was
staring him I'm the face. He had overlooked
little passing troubles, without realizing that
they are often the beginning Of the END.
lie had neglected interests that concerned
his very life, Just as thousands of Others do,
simply because they come In quiet and often
unnoticed way. And Il cause FOR gn,5itn n
nrousng an effect on Others who were drifting
i'm the same dangerous direction.
| 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.; ".
II. winton, lite popular manager. Quite
naturally the conversation dritted to MIR.
smiths case, aud the stimulating effect It WIS
having on the people. Mr.. WntOn said:
81 can especially sympathize with Mr. Smith,
for have been through much similar expert
ence in my own family. My wife became
troubled nnd weakened as so many women do,
md from small symptoms and beginnings grew
worse until she finally began to blUat terribly
She had been attended by physicians, sometimes
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 enjoy
ment OF health, wholly because Hunts remedy
rescued her This Is a grand medicine, and Il
large suffering world lies behind IT, too often
ignorant skeptical of Its liie-sHNing,
.icalth- giving qualities"
IL PM
ments,' remarked. DO you think 1t merits
them"
began using the remedy she discovered the
same medicine had been given her 10y ply
stefan some time ago without her knowing the
name of h @ medicine - arr
. !. !. !. /. !.
given at the time. | can "a n w.
also prove h at hushel ~ EP \\\I
haskctstul of empty bot (.SVNT{HN ! MA
Ties at Hunts Remedy (N\HFLsLA Nv
were taken out of IA doc-( n NHrSEE)7E\
tors Office after his death. w I&Rl'HuU 6
No one suppuses for ~ I'M IElF+<JI
moment that these bot - LHH NtSH 4
ties were used for desk | FA ~ +
ornaments Or bric-a- FIN .Ll1IK,
! hruc, but the contents had 1At(Nll-NE
undoubtedly been given II llHSflz->- Z
/ to patients IN small quani- wv
| ties at II high price. The 81
| medical profession evidently knows no better
| Or more valuable remedy"
Mr. Cornelius d Smith, the father OF Jerr
! smith, confirmed all his son had said, and
idded: 81 have not words strong enough IL
! give Hunts remedy the praise II merits. and
there are hundreds of Others in this ri who
! l"cl the same way"
Mr.. Edwin II. Fasset said that the facts above
given had been the town talk OF Kingston
| md his assertion was confirmed 10y MIR. VIM. D.
| Brennier,
! MeSsts. Cooper and Winchell, who are pout
! tar druggists, declare that not only are an the
facts above stated true, but the demand for the
| remedy Is something remarkable II ha,
! become household necessity here, us 1t I'm,
lOuhtedly deserves to be everywhere.
wINTHRoP.