Morning journal and courier., 1894-03-03
HENRY OWENS STORY.
A Full Account of the Sunerings and Restoration of MT. and Mrs. Henry 0. Owen Relaeed tO d Blade Representative.
nro.t Exeruclating Pain Endured shic Snd Tnteresting Narrative.
1rrom tho Toledo. O., Bl.de,l

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 From the Toledo, O., Blade.] Durinp the past few months there have ap- l ,esred iu tho newspapers of the country ac- ,ounts of marvellous cures from the use or medicine discovered by Dr. David Kennedy or Rondout. N, Y,, and known as Dr. Kennedys Favorite Remedy. These cases, many of them held by the medl- cal profession as incurable, have been so fre- uuently discussed in the newspapers that It nas led to many people using this preparation ana thev invariably have had . similar statement to make Many of these people have been toio DS their attending physician that '' there was no hone recovery was impossible :" and httie later was announced their restoration to health and strength through the use of Favorite Rem edy. Recently the following letter from well known citizen of East Toledo attracted the at tention of the Blade:
 ..No Ias Euclid avenue, East Toledo. Q. pr. write you of the benefit your medicine, Favorite Remedy, has been to my wife and myself I cated With gravel in the bladder, and gail stones; at times endured the most excruciating pain, SO bad that would have to be carried home from my business. My physician did not help pr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy was brought to my notice. used it regularly, and sst Of
 My wife, who had been 3 sufferer from sick any medicine she had ever used until she began the use of Favorite Remedy, and that cured her. have not language to express the nigh esteem ln which we hold Favorite Remedy have recom- no instance has it failed to benefit and cure.
 Yours truly, HENRY 0. OWEN"
 The above letter was 50 remarkable as to be worthy of the fullest investigation, and the Blade determined to place the facts before the public for the benefit of other sufferers, and, if unfounded, to let their readers know it. Wi.h these instructions 6 reporter was sent to the residence of Mir. Owen. In response to ring of the door bell, Mrs. Owen appeared. When your reporter made his mission known, she said she would gladly tell him about the good Favorite Remedy has been to their family. For years Mir. Owen had been the victim of gall stones, complicated with kidney trouble and gravel in the bladder. h spite Of the efforts of physi- clans he did not improve. I, too, had suffered with sickness peculiar to women, and one day I clipped from a newspaper an article referring to Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy. told my husband that thought 1t would help my trouble, and we immediately bought a bottle I did not take many doses before I noticed i'm provenent, and then suggested to my husband to try the remedy for his sickness.
 He did 50 and he felt the effects almost like magic. MT. Owen continued to use Favorite Remedy until he has become permanently cured" Before going into further detail fl night be we'll to give in MT. Owens own words 6 statement as to what it did for him. MT. Owen who Is a man of about 42 years of sge with hail tinged with gray, was found at work as foreman for the Chesbrough Bros.' Lumber Company and in response to an inquiry as to the merits o1 Favorite Remedy and the genuineness of the letter published, MT. Owen said:
 q have not language to express the high es teem in which I hold Dr. Kennedy's Favoritt Remedy. suffered for years with kidney trou ble and gall stones; at times I endured paint which seemed almost unbearable. I used vari ous prescriptions and, like everyone who is sick took everything that my friends suggested. Al last my wife told me of the good Dr. Kennedy Favorite Remedy had done her, and concluded to try 1t. used it and 1t cured me, and there fl no mistake about that. I can refer you to many of our neighbors who have used it with the sam' results. One young man, a friend of mine. ha, been sick for months and was factoring with on good, and told him about Favofite Remedy them and followed my directions. saw hin mo for my advice."
 N human tongue can tell how she suffered until sh commenced to use Favorite Remedy. She ha doctored with several physicians and was abou to give up in despair when this came to her re lief. I am confident that if she had not take Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy she would hay been in her grave to day"
 MT. Owen has lived in Toledo, and has been tn head man at Chesbrough Bros for yesrs, an is prominently connected with the East Side in reference to his trouble, Mr. owen said fu ther that the pain he had was of Q borinE burr ing, lacerating character and radiated throug Ill., of intense nausea accompanying the pain a ter repeated retching, only some mucus acid an watery matter were expelled from his stomacl The action of the heart was feeble, and the ci now" said MT. Owen, "a perfectly well man. 1t had not been for Dr. David Kennedy's Favo ite Remedy don't know what the present col dition of Mrs. Owen and myself would hay been."
 MT. and Mrs. Ovens friends and neighbo
 confirm the accounts of their sickness and the remarkable recovery, and 1t was also found tn, there were many other people in their vicinit
 Favorite Remedy. Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Rer
 edy is an unfailing specific for Bright's diseas
 kidney, liver and urinary complaints, rheum
 tism, gravel, stone in the bladder and sick hea
 ache It will cure the most obstinate case
 constipation. In cases of neuralgia, liver cor
 tritis, lost appetite, sleeplessness, nervousne
 or blood diseases, ana female irregularities,
 has cured where all else failed.
 Is its agreeable quality and mild operation (
 the liver and bowels, absolute freedom fro
 irritating cethartic action Dr. Kennedy g Favo
 medicine at $l bottle, or six bottles for s.
 benefit is always experienced from the first bo
 tie, and 1t never fails to cure when the direction
 are faithfully carried out.