Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-17
MAY SAVE YOUR LIFE.
interesting Facts in tho Lives of
 People Nc All kuuW. >
Haskell Dodge, Edwin Thorn, J.S. Palmateer, and Mrs.
 Edwin Myers.
ATHRILLING A RECITAL.

As a matter of course, everyone who takes medicine watches closely for bsne- ficisl effects therefrom. But some people who have been sick for months seem to ex- pect permanent cure in few days. This Is unreasonable. Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy cannot accomplish unreasonable or impossible things. But for all diseases for which Dr. Kennedy's Favoriie Remedy Is advertised, it will positively cure, if in the power of medicine to cure all we ask Is to take Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy according to directions, giving 1t 6 fair trial, and 1t will eradicate from the system old and deep seated maladies which may have become chronic, and produces per msnent and positive cure.
 Mir. Haskell Dodge of Boston, one of the largest contractors in the United States, who built most of the pub ic buildings of Dalton, Mass, nearly all of Williams col lege at Williamstown, Mass. and who re- gently finished the large addition to Vassar college at Poughkeeps,e, N. Y, iu talking to our reportersaid:
 "Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy is an excellent medicine, 1t regulates my bowels delightfully."-, and to my knowledge has made some wonderful cures For in stance, here's letter from one of the best known men In Greene Co.,, MT. Edwin R. Thorn of New Baltimore station, in which he says 'Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy has been & great blessing to me. I was | troubled with indigestion, constipation | and bladder difficulty. I was in almost | constant pain. The very first bottle of | Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy helped | me, and to-day am a perfectly healthy man and never know a sleepless night. In fact, don't think this simple statement does the medicine justice, for I feel that II n Ir1, l-- a.,al r life, for was weak, nervous and tired o1 living, and it made a we'll man of me
 again."
 MT. J E Palmsteer of Athens, N Y ., { | prominent member of the I. O. O. F. oi
 that place, was equally as enthusiastic 1T
 speaking of this great medicine. '1 was [
 grea. sufferer for years with pains In th'
 small of the back; my legs felt as If they
 were asleep-sharp, tickling, numb palm
 constantly present. My physician pre-
 scribed, as he said, for gravel, but his med
 icine did not help me, for kept growing
 worse. It was at this critical time that
 began tEe use of Dr. Kennedy's Fsvorit'
 Remedy. I felt better every way. I coult
 rest all through the night, thing hat | not been able to do for years. One day voided substance the size of cherry pit
 and from that on improved rapidly. Bu
 let me tell you, Favorite Remedy did no l stop there with my family. My little grand
 daughter had eczema the worst way. Sh
 was a mass of sores. May wife gave he
 Favorite Remedy, and the sores disappear ed entirely, and her skin today is smoot
 and clear and she is as ia. and rugged ! child as you can find"
 While on this subject let us say there no greater living monument to the meri ! of pr. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy ths Mrs Edward Myers of Athens. We a know she was so poisoned with erysipela | that her life was despsired of and that b | taking Favorite Remedy all poison we
 driven out of her blood, aud she is aliv
 and we'll to day.
 "What like about Dr. Kennedy's Favol
 ite Remedy" said one of our physicians tt 3 day, "is that it goes to the root of th E | trouble. It dissolves the excess of uri acid in the blood, which is the cause of S
 many diseases; for instance, rheumatism dyspepsia, kidney and liver complaint l, scrofula, urinary troubles and the ills pec1 liar to women, all arise from this caus, t and I prescribe Dr. Kennedy's Favorii l Remedy for thess and other similar tror t ! bles, when I fud them, and have nevs l known it to fail That's the reason tt l stores are selling so much of it."-HudsoI N. Y., Register.