The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-03-09
WHEN WILL 1T ENDY
UNotR-cARs KILLS MORE PsoPL THAN
ovtR-woRK. }
Many Try to Correct the Trouble Whom
It is Too Late.

1t lis Too Late.
"I believe,n said one OF Toledo's prom,
inent physicians, "tbat more people die
from undercaIe than overwurk. IL is
rersly that one attends to the slight pain
in the back, the nervous, irritable condi.
tioD, loss OF appetite or sleep These,
they think, will get well Of themselves.
Thaps not so, but Instead they mean weak
bodies, feeble dieestioD, shaky nerves, but
the principle trouble In with toe stomach.
Unless the food is thoroughly digested
and assimilated, the body cannot be nour.
ished; and unless the liver and kidneys
properly secrete the bile and throw of tue
waste matter that nature does not need,
the blood is poisoned and the nerves
break down.
Excess of uric acid In the blood ia the
principle fault. Rheumatism, dyspepsia,
Kidney, liver and urinary troubles and
the sicknesses woman suffer from all arise
from this one cause.
Ths one medicine physicians rely upon
TO Dissolve this acid, thus purifying the
blood and curing the disease, 10 DIR, David
Kennedy's Bavorite Remedy.
We we're astonished upon inquiry to
flnd the good this medicine has done and
is doing right in our own city.
"If you doubt IL in the slightest degree,n
said one of our city druggists, II can
refer you to doz an or more OF our best
people who have purchased DR.. Ksnneds's
Favorite II smedy OF me and have been
cured Of rheumatism, kidney and urinary
troubles, dyspepsia and other different
ailments that result from impure blood ~
Mr.. S. l. Young OF Hiram, Ohio, came
cut in public letter and said "HUr
twenty years or more l have suffered VITA
in fl animation of the bladder and kidneys,
kept gradually growing worse, Since
have been usiDR Dc. Kennedy's Fdvorite
Remedy have improved daily npd have
Ia .. % eli II
gave fTiyDd OF 'uiue who wac ofn Csed
with bladder troub e part of my boUIe aud
ne said to mo day OF 80 aftey, 'thaE IL a
great medicine you gave uns, am better
already and be drove egnS miles to get
Rnoih sr botJlo,r
state Of Ohio than Mos. Wiley of 4[2
Court ST., Cincinnati. Mrs. Wiley suffer-
ed from rheum atism complicated with
neuralgia and severe headaches and at
regu ar intervals wish the iilness peculiar
to her eek, OF times almost crazy with
pain,
In speaking of F4vorito Remedy, Mrs.
Wiley said: Il employed pbysiciano in
Denver, Chicago, here and else here with
but temporary relief. DIR. Ksnneuy's
Favorite Remedy has done ms more gooG
than oil the doctors put together. l Em
better now than have bean in years. la
every Instance where have recommended
IL to friends is has ueiped them.n
The case Of Mrs. Sophia Schmidt, Of
500 Bartlett St, Toledo, o, il another
instance of the curative power Of Dr..
Kennedy's Bavorite Rsuiedy. Mcs.
Schmid' suffered from au liberation Of
the knee. In speaking OF her eickpesI
she said: "Ruur q II rent physicians
had me in hand and fJuId tbeir treatment
wac entirely useless, tried various home
remedies but they gave hs no help. IL
wss through the daily paper l found out
about DR.. Kenne va Favorte Rsmeoy,
and IL certainly is Il grand III dicne. Il
has done me great dsUl Cf good. l have
gained in strength and teel aitog sIher
better In every way"
Iuquiry among AIRS, Schmid's friends
proved that sne states nothing bus facts in
regard TO her case Many other instances
of the kind are widely talked OF here in
Toledo, where DR.. Kennedy's FAvorits
Remedy has Cfr >sted cures after physi>
clans had Civ u'up hops.
Local physicians who have been inter-
viewed sgree that DR.. Kennedy .vorite
II ;medy Is thS IN Ist rzlIable meaus kaoWn
Tor curing Thguu .llsn, disaases OF the
nervous system, k d0sy, liver and urinary
troubles, and ali of tue different diseases
brought about by an excess of uric or lac
tic acid in the blood.
For that tired out or run down feeling, 80
FRI quent in the spring, there Ia nothing
else chat will build you up SO quickly. It's
q natural food for the brain, nerve and
muscle.-Toledo (O1!c) Bee.