The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-06-07
Remarkable Cure.

iiuHdreds OF persons will read with
pleasure the Interesting article ia re-
lstiOR to the case of AF. A.. s. Reach
OF stone Ridge, which we publish, be-
10y. Dir. Beach Is one Of the most
respected citizens Of Stone Ridge.
and IL extensively known oyer this
aud adjoining counties. The story Is
almost to0g good to be true. There Is
no reason to doubt it, however, for
the names of parties inlerested-who
are OF unquestionahle veracity-and
the dafes are carefully given, while
hundreds of others stand ready to
prove the statement in every particu-
lar The article is not only interest
Ing, but no doubt will prove of in
calculate value to a great many peo-
pie. Rondout Freeman.
STONE IN THE BLADDER EXPELLED
AFTER USING MEDICINE ABOUT
TWO WEEKS.
One OF the most remarkable cases
that has eve been brought 10 the no
tice of the public, is thai of Mir. j. s.
Beach, OF Stone Ridge, Ulster county,
New York.
Mr.. Beach had suffered since Oct.
18th, 1874, from the presence of Cal
culus or Stone in the right Kidney,
II he endured pain month after
month more than tongue can tell,
which rendered him totally unable
10 attend TO his usual occupation. No
less than V physicians were en-
ployed at different times, to whom
Mr.. Beach paid hundreds of dollars
Tor medical treatment. with only
temporary relief from his agony.
by the urgent solicitation OF his
friends he was induced 10 try Or.
Kennedy's Fayorite Remedy. A.
cordingly, on the 2Sth day OF August
last, he procured a bottle OF Mr.. KIM
bic, of Stone Ridge, in this county,
and strange as it may seem, it is none
the less true. that he experienced a
marked Improvement from the first
day he began to use The medicine.
He continued TO grow better every
day, when on the 10Th OF September
he voided u stone as large a. could be
passed through the natural channel,
which Was very rough and OF irregu-
lar shape. His joy was unbounded,
for he well knew this had been the
cause of all his trouble. He showed
the stone to several of the physicians
who had attended him previous to
using the Favorite Remedy, and ALL
of them expressed in unmeasured
terms their surprise at the PROMPT
NESS and CERTAINTY with which the
F'avorite remedy had acted. Nor did
they seek to hide their pleasure at
seeing Mr., Beach so happily relieved
of his difficulty.
Mr.. Beach used only TWO BOTTLES
of the Favorite Remedy, and has SO
far recovered that he mas resumed
his occupation, and, really, there is
not a man in Stone Ridge that works
harder every day than he does.
This case is well known to the peo-
pie of Stone Ridge, so that if wit
nesses were necessary to prove The
correctness of the abuve statement,
hundreds could be given. Mr.. Beach
concluded a long letter to DIR. Ken
nedy by saying /: "Y0u indeed have
made a great discovery-one that has
and will continue to prove a real bless
ing-a boon to suffering humanity;
and it Will always afford me pleas
use to recommend the Favorite Rem
edy to those who may be suffering
from difficulties of the Kidneys and
Bladder, or any disorders arising
from an impure state of the blood.
o are at liberty to make such use
OF this letter as you may think best.
Yours, very truly, j. s. BEACH,
Stone Ridge, Ulster Co.. N. Y"
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