The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-01-17

my Leg hurts me so bad can't play with the
alarmed me, and called In my family physician,
who made an examination, AID said he thought
Clifton was suffering from the hipjOint dis
said he had but little experience with sur
sfcal OF chronic diseases and advised me 10 take
clifton 10 Cincinnati surgeon, whose rePuta,
ton Is second 10 none other in the West. did
as advised, aud after most careful examination,
the doctor pronounced the case that of point
disease. and then told me that would have 10
put the enid TO bed for three months, and he
would encase the limb in plaster-of Paris band.
age went home. Iou can perhaps inasgine my
feelings for I can not describe them neigh
boris child, some years ago, died of the same all
ment and j saw his leg actually rot away.
thought my Cod must Clifton die sou
grave That eyeninE we held family consulta-
ton; that YVES on the 18th Gay OF June. NY nus
band said he mad Just had aconversation with our
4 k tSat tsT use NO Sraces or anpia1ces' and
had cured many persons similarly anectea- l
said: mo newspaper doct0rs' Tor me-" called
My motherwas present, and she sided with my
husband, aud finally gave my consent. On the
following day. the 18Th OF June, We visited the
looked ct the boy pronounced the case at of nip
Joint disease he said he could cure him, bHt did
not believe him. He gave us medicine and plas-
lowed his directions You may believe
not, the child had not slept an hour at time for
several weeks previous to taking treatment, Dnt
the pain grew less and he has slept well ever
Ibid the doctor use any applianees?"
''Eot unless you would call a small salt-bag
fb fo0 %ih S Ss96 an tbs ed 10
and not used during tie day, You see, there was
an involuntary twitching OF the muscles, and
mb 6s heI bes s03ng on We were IHd the
for short time. We now consider Clifton cured
The leg was an inch longer than the other; now
It Is neither longer nor shorter it is not stiff,
painful sore, is perfectly straight, aud
there are no signs of an abscess. We shall con-
tinue treatment until we are sure there Will be
no relapse
what surprised me most about Dr. Kennedy
was the fact he anticipated every pain and symp
tom, aud gave Us medicine accordingly. More
than that ne was as kind anG gentle as mother
could be with her infant Chiffon likes him. and
only wish he could live always"
This statement Is published with the full and
generous consent of Mr.. and Mrs. Linioot.
DEATH STARED DE IN THE FACE,
when DIT. J. c. Kennedy, Principal of the DIS. X.
L. K, was called in" said Mr. Steohen Egan, the
gesnsieE,anly ticket agent Of the CINCINNATI In
the writer. Mr.. Egan was found at the elegant
residence IT his father, Mr.. John Egan, the Cen
sTSl PASSENGER eng Assent Of the popular road men
In the West End OF the city, and Is located a. No.
26O Richmond street
Mr.. Stephen Egan continued by saying: "Yes.
am certain would hsve been in my grave be
fore this bad Dr. Kennedy not treated me. had
psipitatiOn OF the heart and drOpsy. Both OF my
limbs were as large as my body. and four Of the
best known hysicians in the city had exhausted
their skill on Inc. aud when DIT. Kennedy took
my case. on the 10th Of last Nay, friends had
given me up. He said he could cure me, and ne
cid IL. had been sick for six months In two
weeks from the time DR.. x. examined me was
up and cat. don't look very dTopsical now,
Wen no; but do you think he has effected
permanent cure?"
Il do. OF the drcpsy. rs firmly as believe that
now live, ana had l followed his direction
would now be perfectly we'll"
Mr.; Isgan, do you object to your statement
going before the public2"
NO. sir. viii say that much for the Drs. K.
& X. at any time or place"
GRATEFUL NAN.
DID. J. Poland, a well-known druggist, OF VIII
mington. o. in conversation with the writer.
said: y gladly ADMIT that was under the treat
ment OF The Drs X. < h. Surgeons, of your city.
had been sufferer the greater part OF my life
and during the last seven years / had grown
symptoms: Mucus eecumulatiOns In the throat,
sometimes so great as 10 compel me TO walk the
floor 20 prevent sufiOcatOn. There was also q
swelling and Inflammation of the tonsiIs which
caused me great difficulty in swallowing food.
This, with Onsteut hacking cough, severe head
ache. weak eyes, pains across the temples, dizzy
spells. EIuging in the ears and buzzng In the head
msde lie unendura6le- 1 had frequently con-
suited physicians and surgeon eminent for learn
Ing and skin and had tried many widely recon-
menCed rem dies without avail. / had given ND
ell hope, and was preparing for a fatal termin-
alton OF the disease, when out of curiosity, was
led to consult the Drs. X. * X. surgeons. took
better From that Time 1 continued To steadily
improve till the symptoms mentioned gradually
disappeared and was cured F"
spread publication OF The above, So that many like
81 1erers may read Il ald learn where TO ind re-
lief.
THE SEVENTH DOCTOR.
"Yes," said Mrs. Cora White, who resides at No
y East Seventh street, "Dr ]. e. Kennedy, of
The DIS X. & X Su geons.' was the seventh doc
tor VINO attended me, one by one six OF the best
known physicians OF this city gave me up, after
getting large tees, Ny case was. IN brief n com
phcaiiOn or ills, any one OF which was sufficient
u canse Death, For many years was q victim OF
female weakness ecOmpanied by Indigestion.
Two years ago was twice afflicted By that most
painful ailment, inhammstOry rheumatism. This
soon reduced meito skeleton. and viii be quail
FED 10 the fact that there was not ten pounds CT
fish on my O.dy. You can, perhaps imag ne
how / suffered, when / tell you that for over a
year my limbs were constantly swollen, and dur
Ing thst time never hsd even a stocking let
alone shoe, ON my foot. My feet were kept In
cotton batting and then / seldom ventuTed to take
a single sep. had not menstruafed for eighteen
months. This was the condition Dc. j. c. Kenne-
dy found me In last June. The fsrt call be gave
me No announcement. The second visit he told
me 10 be Of good cheer, that he was positive he
could cure me In two weeks was out of bed
and in another week was down stairs the first
time III eight months. In two months 1 walked
down % the Office OF DrS, X. d X, and ever since
II.
and now were 1t not for the slight cold would
consider myself a perfectly well person.
Your cure is certainly remarkable" ssid the
writer.
1T is, and feel so thankful that do not know
how g express my gratitude Every oae of my
friends shall 20 10 him TO be doctored, If / have
anything to say"
PENcIL-sHoyER's OPINION.
$50 you say the Drs. K. d X. can cure the salt
rheumT'
ayes sir or at least they cid the business for
never failed in cases of skin diseases. They
claimed TO be able TO cure any disease OF that
e by scientific means known only 70 them
sci .. l went there with case of saltrheum
thf mad occastOned me world of pain, annoy
anC. and misery during the past four years. I
had used every patent remedy IN the market and
exhausted the skin Of no less than four we'll
known physicians without obtaining any relief
ana had bit little faith in the apparently sim
PIE remedies Prescribed by Drs. II. IL X. In ten
days the afflicted parts we're as smooth as skin
could be. and 1 have lot been troubled since.
ciste a cure. wouldn't suffer again ss 1 did for
q brown stone front"
The interviewed in this case was 3. +. Gardner,
Cincinnati Journalist.
WHAT OTHERS SAY.
A large number Of other ladies and gentlemsn
were interviewed, and were we to publish the
same itwould fill more space than this paper
contains. They claimed, however, that they had
been cured Dy ''The Drs. X. & X. Surgeons" OF
the following diseases: Catarrh, dyspepsia con-
sumption, heart disease. rheumatism, deafness.
are termed chronic aud incurable diseases But
one person was heard of who claimed that he had
neither been cured nor benefited. ana he could
not Re found by the writer. 1t is said "a King