Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-05-20
RhRnnatiSn'S Awful, Work.
Rheumatism, Kidney Disease and Dys'
pspsia Being Cured Daily.
Many Residents of Springfield
and Vicinity Benefited.

Few people outside OF the medical pro-
fession have any idea how many OF the
diseases We hear people suffering from are
traced to the one souree, excess OF uric
acid in the blood. s'To find dissolvent
for this acid, "said one of Spring6eld's most
conservative physieians the other day,
tsseems.to have been left to that hard and
patient student, DR.. David Kennedy OF
Rondout, N. Y. In his preparation, Fa-
vorite Remedy, he has solved the mystery
and to-day Dr.. Kennedy's Favorite Rene
dy is being used by physicians and practi-
TONERS of medicine the world over for
rheumatism, dyspepsis, kidney, liver and
urinary troubles, scrofula, eczema and the
sicknesses women suffer from. Favortte
Remedy dissolves the excess OF acid In the
blood, thus curing these dreadful and often
times fatal diseases"
Perhaps no man ever suffered more with
rheumatism than Mr.. E. P. layer of East
Nassau, N. Y. In q letter written by Mr..
layer he says: II was afflicted with in
fammatory rheumatism for fifteen years,
so severe that was supposed to be Grip
pie for life. I took many different reme-
dies, and the best physicians T could find
prescribed for me, but grew worse, and
had about given up all hope of ever being
cured when Dr.. David Keunedy's Favorite
Remedy was brought to my notice. be-
gan its use with little faith that 1t would
do me any good, but how different was the
result, for began to grow better slowly
but surely, and it was but little while af-
ter began the uee that was . well man.
I have never had a paDg of rheumatism
SINCE"
Mr.. layers recovery fairly electrified
the little village of East Nassau and to-day
there is hardly a home there in which DR..
Kennedy's Favofite Remedy cannot be
found.
No more glowing tribute was ever writ
ten of tho merit of a preparation than that
of Lyman Crawford, our popular Main
Remedy Mr.. Crawford says: "For years
most acute form. I tried different kinds
of treatment and spent a great deal of
money, only to find myself worse than
ever. Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy
say it with perfect recollection of all that
was done me-is the only thing that did
me the slightest good. 1t gave me perma-
nent relief. I am now we'll and strong. I
have recommended this medicine to many
people for kidney and urinary troubles
and they all agree with me in saying that
DR.. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy has
not its equal in the wide world for these
diseases"
Scores of prominent men and women
everywhere are as equally enthusiastic as
Mr.. Crawford. Commander James S.
Dean of General Grant post, G. A. R.,
Rondout, N. Y, was declared to have
chronic dyspepsia and was cured by Favor
Rev. T. W. Hill, pastor Methodist
church, Accord, N. Y, lends his name and
testimony to its curative powers.
W. H. Morse, NJ. D., of New York city,
and the Sisters Of Charity, st. Mary's fe-
male hospital, Brooklyn, N. Y, say that
they have realized the most satisfactory re-
suits from its use.
One of Dalton's most prominent physi-
clans wrote that in cases of persons recov-
ering from the effects of La Grippe, and
for that run down and tired out feeling 80
often experienced in the spring, 81 have
found no better tonic for brain, muscle
and nerve than DR.. Kennedy's FavoIite
Remedy"
No more forcible remark was ever utter
ed as to the merit of an article than that
of Mr.. J. T. Harris Of Southboro, this
state, at the Massasoit House the other
evening, in which he said: II struggled
with dyspepsia for nine years, up to the
time used DR.. Kennedy's Favorite RENE
dy. tried any number of sarsaparillas.
nervines and compounds prior to that, bu,
they were no good. From the first dose
of DR.. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy I fell
better, and it knocked dyspepsia right GU
of me and I've not felt trace of it since.
Springfield, Mass, Republican.