Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-06-24
HOW THEY FEEL IN ALBANY
The Best Test of Character of
Man or Article is, What Good
Have They Done What is
Their. Standing Among People
We All KnOW?

There is good reason to doubt the truth
fulness or endorsement of q preparation
from persons living thousands Of miles
from where the same is published. How
different We look upon an article which
has stood the strain of twenty years. test
right in our midst, and increased in popu-
lsrity and use every year until to-day it Is
recognized and prescribed by the medical
profession In general. Such an article we
ind In DR.. David Kennedy's Favorite Rem
ed !.it :. mt . oon,oon th,n, y ram. ...,
one of our prominent doctors the other day,
stfor physicians to endorse and recommend
medicines other than those of the materia
medica, but in the case of DR.. Kennedy's
Favorite Remedy most unhesitatingly en-
dorse it for diseases that arise from excess
of uric acid in the blood, such as rheuma-
tism, dyspepsia, kidney, liver or urinary
troubles and the sicknesses from which
women suffer. I prescribe 1t with always
satisfactory results. In fact, my mother
has used it for years. It regulates her
bowels nicely and acts as 8 nerve Comic
with elderly people,"
Mr.. Robert A. Male, foreman of Ven
Slyke G. Horizons tobacco mandatory,
Broadway, said he could not speak too en-
Enthusiastically of Dr.. Kennedy's Favorits
Remedy. "About ten years ago." said
Mr.. Male, 81 had q great deal of trouble
with stone in the bladder. My physicisn
insisted upon crushing the same, which he
did, but in little while the old trouble re-
appeared, and feared another operation
would be necessary. =
"It was suggested at this time that I take
DR.. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy. It did
felt any symptoms of the old trouble since.
For k{1nap nv rf %rorh1ao ne Lind
l have implicit faith in it's curative power"
There ia hardly a person in this city who
does not know genial John Fraser, who for
years was one of the West Shore railroads
popular conductors. Not long since Mr..
Fraser came out in public letter in which
he said: "For six years no man on earth
ever suffered more than did with dys-
pepsia, pains all over my body so severe at
times that could hardly turn myself in
bed. Favorite Remedy was recommended
by some friend, and made a marvelously
rapid change in me for the better. Last
November I met with an accident on the
New York and New England railroad, and
my old trouble reappeared. I used DR..
Kennedy's Favorite Remedy again, and af-
ter the second bottle I began to improve,
and am as we'll and hearty as ever was,
and weigh 1926 pounds
ST recommended Favorite Remedy to
| Mr.. William Huston, engineer on the West
| Shore railroad, who was suffering similar
| to myself, and it cured him as we'll"
The neighbors and friends of Mrs. Jay
| Sweet well recolleot how she was at Deaths
| door with dieease of the kidneys. Her case
| was practically abandoned by her attending
physician. Dr.. Kennedy's Favorite Rem
| edy was resorted to, not because any hope
was placed in it, but because nothing else
remained. The effect was little Short of q
miracle. At the second bottle she had re-
gained strength, and, continuing the treat
ment, fully recovered.
Mr.. Fletcher Barber of Barber & Ben
nett, commission merchants on Broadway
in conversation with our reporter, said that
he had used DR.. Kennedy's Favorite Rem
edy with excellent results. 'Itgives me 6
good appetite and makes me sleep[well."
One of the officers of the Albany Hospi
tai told me that DR.. Kennedy's Favorite
Remedy had been used to his knowledge
with always satisfactory results. Person
ally he had used it for rheumatism an6
kidney troubles and has not known eithsl
of these troubles since.
Such plain, straightforward statements
from our own citizens, people whom WI
know and meet daily, speak volumes fol-
the merit of this famous medicine.
As another physician told me: CDR
Kennedy's Favorite Remedy stands to-day
as the recognized treatment for excess o.
uric acid in the blood, which is the sourc,
of kidney, liver, dyspepsia, rheumatism
urinary and many other similar troubles.
ALBANY Evening Journal.