Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-28
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accounts Il marveious cures from the use
OF medlcine discovered by DIR. DAVID
Kennedy, OF Rondout, n. Y, aud known
as Dr. DAVID kennedy's FavorIte Remedy.
1nese cases, many Of them held by he
nied ical profession as incuraoie, have
been 50 frequently oIscusst q ln the news
papers, thar l, has leo To many people
using this pr, paration, and thry iuvaria-
bly, have mad similar statement TO
make. Many of these people nave been
told by their attending physician, that
"tnere was no hope" recovery Was lm-
possible" snu a little later, was an.
nOunced tneIr restoration To health and
strength through the use of Favorite
Remedy. Recently the following letter
from a veil known citizen OF East 10
ledo attracted The attention OF the Blade.
"No. AIS Euclid avenue, East toledo,
Dr. DAVID Kennedy, Dear SIr:-l feel II
duty 10 write you oil tue benefit your
medicine, kavorite Remedy, has been 10
my wlfv anu my self. Isuffered for years
with kidney trouble, complicated with
gravel ia tue bladder, and gail stones; al
times / endured the most excruciating
pain, 80 bad that would nave To be car
rled home from NY business. nv physi-
growing worse. Finally DR.. David Ken
nedy's FavorILe Remedy Was brought 10
my no ice, and | used IL regularly, fol
lowing the suggestions found in tine book
wrapped ABOUT the DO tie, ana in short
time after mat was a we'll man; nave
never ieit return OF the ola trouble
since.
"My wife who has been a sufferer from
sickness peculiar to her sex, found no re-
lief from any medicine she had ever used,
until sbe began the use of tavorite Rem
coy; 1 have recommended IL To dozens Of
people about here, and in no instance has
II failed TO benefit ana cure"
Yours truly, HENRY q. OWEN.
The above letter was 40 remarkable as
To be worthy of the fullest Investigation,
end The Blade determined to place the
facts before he uolic for the benefit OF
other sufferers, and II uDfounded, to let
their readers know it. With these in
structions a reporter was sent TO { he resi-
dence OF Mr.. Owen. In response to a ring
OF the door bell, a lady appeared who
proved TO be Mrs. Owen. When your re-
porter made his mission known, Mrs.
Owen said she would gladly tell him
about the good Favorite Remedy has
been To their family. "For years MIR.
Owen has been the victim OF gall stones,
complicated with kidney trouble and
gravel In the bladder" said Mrs. Owen.
'Iu spite of the efforts OF physicians he
did not improve In the least. 1, too, had
suffered for years with sickness peculiar
to women, and one day clipped from
newspaper, an article referring to DE-.
David Kennedy's Favorte Remedy.
told my husband that thought Il would
ftt,r "A L. toIx
bought a bottle. did not take many
doses before l noticed Improvement, and
then suggested to my husband to try
the remedy for his sick ness
"He did so. and he felt the effects al-
most like magic. Mr.. Oven continued TO
use Favorite Remedy until he has become
permanently curDd." Before going into
furthe detail, 1t might be well TO give In
Mr. Owens own words, statement as to
what II did for him. Mr.. Owen, who is a
man OF about AZ years OF age, with hair
tinged with gray, was found at work as
foreman for the Chesbrough Bros. Lum-
Der Company, and In response TO an in
quiry as to the merits OF Favorite Remecy
and the genuineBess of the letter pdb-
lIshed, MIR. Owen said: 81 have not Ian
GU age to express the high esteem in which
hold DIR. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy. 1
suffered for years with kidney trouble
aud gall stones; at times endured pains
which seemed almost unbearable. 1 used
various prescriptions, and like everyone
who is sick, took everything that my
friends suggested. At last my wife told
me of the good DIR. Kennedy's Favorite
Remedy mad done for her, and / concluded
TO try 1t. used IL and it cured me, and.
there is no mistake about that. can re-
fer you to many OF our neighDors who
have used It with the same results. Que
young man, friend or mine, had been
sick for months, and was doctoring with
one OF these s5 a week physicians. They
did him no good, and l told him about
Favorite Remedy. He ha6 paid for
weeks treatment, but left them, ana fot
lowed my directions; saw him some
davs afterwards, and he was feeling bet
ter and thanked me for my advice.
"Mrs. Owen has a similar story to relate.
No human tongue can tell how she suf-
fered, until she commenced To use Favor
lite Remedy. She had doctored with sew
eral physicians, and was about to give no
In depsir when this came to her relief. /
arm confident that II she had not taken
DIR. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy she
would have been in her grave today"
MIR. Owen has lived in Toledo, and has
been the head man at Chesbrough Bros.
for years, and is prominently connected
with the East Side NJ. T.. Church. In
communication to the reporter in refer
ence to his trouble, Mr.. Owen said
furt eer that the pain he had was of a
boring, burning, slacerating character,
and radiated through the abdomen and
chest He complained, when i'll, OF in.
tense nausea accompanying the pain at
hrst, the food being thrown up, but pres
entity, after repeated retching, only some
mucus acin ana watery matter were ex-
PEELED from his stomach. The action OF
the heart was feeble, and the circulation
was correspondingly depressed. The du.
hours to several days. II am now" said
MIR. Oven, "a perfectly we'll man; IL IL
had not been Tor DIR. David Kennedy's
Favorite Remedy don't know what the
present condition of Mrs. Owen aud my.
self would have been"
Mr., and Mrs. Ovens friends and neigh
bors confirm the accounts OF their sick
ness and their remarkable recovery, and
IL was also found tnat there were many
other people In their vicinity who bad
been cured OF various ailments by using
Favorite Re meday. DIR. KenDedy's Favor
ite Remedy Is an unfailing specific for
Bright's disease, kidney, liver and urinary
complaints, rheumatism, gravel, stone in
the bladder and sick headache. II will
cure the most obstinate case of constipa-
tion. In cases OF neuralgia, or painful
diseases, inflammation OF the liver, dyspep-
ain akin diseases iaunfce oasf ritfs toqa