News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-05-25
A W0MAN'S LIFE SAVED.
MRS. SUSAN DIXON OF North
ARGYLE, WASHINGTON co.
RESCUED AFTER a So
WERE STUGGLE.
NOBLE woMAN's PRAYER AND PATIENCE
REWARDED

A NOBLE woMAN's PRAYER AND PATIENCE
REWARDED.
:" 1t is astonishing" said one Of our physi-
clans the other day. "how many of / he ord-
nary diseases people suffer that come from
the one cause-excess of uric acid in the
blood. When DR.. David Kennedy s Favorite
Remedy was placed upon the market as
dissolvant of uric acid, physicians were slow
to accept it but now there is hardly case of
rheumatism, nervousness, sleeplessnes dys-
pepsia, kidney, liver or urinary troubles or
any OF the diseases brought about by i'm
pure blood, that you will not find it pre-
scribed, and it gives excellent satisfaction,
I've never known it to fail. Had DR.. Kenue-
dy's Favorite Remedy been Tr scribed to
Mrs. Susan Dixon OF North Argyle when she
was first taken i'll, instead of following the
oil school methods, it would have saved her
many months of suffering
The interest taken in Mrs. DiXon's case led
us to investigate it thoroughly, and we were
aStonlshed to find so many people who had
been benefited and cured of some dreadful
disease by this great medicine. Mrs. Dixon
said in talking of the remarkable benefit Fa-
vorite Remedy had haS~a~to her About six
years ago | was taken with Womb ing pains
in my stomach and light shoulder blade, NV
stomach became very sore. This continued
for about year and a half. In tie meantime
| had dCctored with seven diff r,r t pbysi-
clans. The last doctor said that ! had can
GER in the stomach. | then went to Albany
to see prominent physician there, who said
that my trouble was overflow of gall into the
stomach or an indication of the presence of
gall stones. All this time 1atulency or wind
in the stomach came up with such force that
/ thought | would choke to death In about
three weeks after | returned home | was
confined to my bed, Then had "a council of
doctors. They decided my trouble was
chronic Inflammation or enlargement and
hardening of the liver. was so sick for the
five weeks following that they had to lift me
up and down in bed. About that time nv
sister came to see me from Columbia County
She insisted upon my using DIR. David Ken
nedy's Favorite Remedy, SO we sent and pur-
chased a bottle, and 1t was that medicine
that saved my life. Before | had taken one
bottle began to feel better in every way and
continued to improve rapidly, and | believe
had it not been for FavoIite Remedy
would not be alive to-day. | have recon-
mended it to many of my neighbors, and it
always does them good.
Inquiry among Mrs Dixons friends shows
she states nothing but the facts. Many 9th
er instances of the kind are widely talked of
in Rutland, Troy, Cambridge and elsewhere.
About a month ago Mrs. Nettie Fitzgerald
of Rutland, VT, came out in an open letter in
the Rutland Daily Herald, in which she said
My sickness began with a stomach and liver
trouble, then followed extreme nervousness
and an affection of the kidneys, and | was
confined to my bed in helpness condition.
Ny physician could not find any medicine to
help me. At this critical time DR.. David
Kennedy's Favorite Remedy was brought to
my notice, procured bottle and it wasjust
the right thing, l began to pickup in strength
and it made a perfectly well woman of me-"
One of the officers of the Albany, New York
Hospital told us that DR.. Kennedy s Favorite
Remedy was used to his knowledge with al
ways satisfactory results. In fact, there is
no other medicine that has met with such
universal praise from physician, chemist,
druggists and patients, as DR.. Kennedy's
Favorite Remedy,-Fort Edward, N. Y. Adj
vertiser.