The Brookhaven leader., 1884-11-20
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Vow many people, when riding in a swift ex-
press train. give thought to the man upon
whom their safety so largely dependable en-
gineer? Probably not one in a thousand. Yet
there he sits through daylight and darkness- Ia
cold, heat and storm-st9sdy at his post, the
most responsible man on the train; blamed II
all is right The public should take deeper iu-
terest in this invaluable class of itS servants
they deserve and would appreciate it. 1t will
do you good to read the following chapter from
the life OF one OF them, written ~ himself:
DR.. David Kennedy, Rondous, NY,
Dear I'LL am an engineer on the Old Colo
ny Railroad, and run the Fall River boat train
between Fall River an Lowell, residing In
Taunton. For ls years suffered everything but
death from dyspepsia. often had such blind
think this was due partly to irregular habits of
eating, and partly to the Jar OF the engine
Sometimes my head wOuld snap Ike neuralgia,
and again the pain would settle In my eyes
which would feet as big as mans lists. Ny
bi cath Was very offensive. and my food soured
Is soon as 1t entered my stem ach, In fact, my
stomach felt as though 1t we're great raw and
sore surface, and what agony 1t gave perhaps
you can imagine.
Ia the summer and fall OF 1870 when we had
The heavy centennial travel, the constant jar
brought On acute attack netrly every week and
| thought should have 20 leave the road. But
kept at work uAtil the next spring. when
grew much worse that l could virtually eat
nothing. and concluded that my labor, and my
life too, were about over
Remember that had tried every medicine |
heard of, aud had been treated by some Of the
best physicians In Taunton and Lowell. At this
critical tune DIR. DAVID kENNEDY'S FAVOR
iTE REMEDY was recommended to me. IL WAS
he wv TO me, and with INV experience of medi-
cines, you can easily forgive me for saying that
had not particle of faith IN it. | had taken 1t
but few days when began tn get better. The
raw and sore feeling left my stomach, and the
sna pping aims leftmY head, and soon was ell
right, and have been ever since. 1t Is the eniy
thin g that ever did me the least good, and 1t
drove every ache, pain ami discomfort com
pletely out OF my body. New l keep KENsY-
DY'S FAVORITE REaEDY with me on my en-
gine, and 1t goes wherever go
Why, bslleve FAY0RiTE RENE Df will cure
anything. One night while ago John Laytoa.
40 engineer who runs the main line oOat trails
from Boston, came on hay engine sick as death.
He was worn out with work, hsd a high fever
and was so nervous he almost broke down cry
rag. Nonsense, john" said, "chser up, I've
got something Oh. my engine that viii set you up
IN jihy." took ont my bottle OF "FaFOTlte
Remedy" lifted his head ANA gave MIN Eocd
Dose Ne went to bed Two days after | saw
him looking healthy rs a butcher. Dan" he
night Z" SIT was Oh. kENNEDI'S FAVORIrK
REHEDY, ROndout, n. r." said I. 3 " ell.
don't care whose Remedy 1t IL. it's the thing for
4 ma y on the Railr oad." So say we all.
Yours, etc..
DANIEL FITS
This preparation goes 70 the root of disease by
uurifytng the blood and rousing every organ in
70 healthy action. Il Is useful a. home, shops,
IN on1ee-eyeTywhere.
Or. David kennedy, Psysiclan and Surgeon.
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