The Newtown bee., 1894-03-16
Modern Miracles.
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 A SEARCHING INQUIRY AS To STARTLING | STATEMENTS RECENTLY PUBLISHED. FROM THE ALBANY, N. r., EVENING JOURNAL l A few days since, the Times Union of this city published a remarkable letter, under the headlines of "An Athens Mir acle." The statements made were SO un- usual, and the interest uccasioned so great, that an investigation by Journal reporter seemed necessity. The letter was that Lewis Glow of Athens, N. r., had been stricken with kidney disease. The best of medical attendance was ob- | tained, and failed to benefit him. While in this almost hopeless condition. he be- gan the use of Dr David kennedy's Fla vorite Remedy, and it cured him; and furthermore, that there were other resi- dents who had similar experience.
 To verify these statements and get what other information would be Of in- terest to our readers, the Journal repre- sentative left Albany and soon found himself in the pretty village of Athens. It did not take long to satisfy the repor- ter that the statements of Mir Glow were in every way true. The Rev D. William Lawrence, pastor of the Lutheran church Postmaster True and Justice of the Peace Goeller, when asked about it, said that every word was true to their knowledge. MT Glow was at deaths door suffering with kidney trouble. The physicians failed to help him, and he was cured by the use of Dr David kennedy's FaVorite Remedy. Also that Favorite Remedy had performed as marvellous a cure for , Mrs Casper Brooks, wife of the propre- tor of the Robins House of that place. Calling upon Mrs Brooks, your repoi- ter stated his mission, and Mrs Brooks l replied that she would be perfectly will ling to tell all about her wonderful re- covery.
 ''Ies,'' said she, II had a hard fight for health, but Dr kennedy's FavoIite 9 Remedy restored mine. My first trouble was ulcers of the womb, and they caused
 me the most intense pain and suffering l. 1 consulted our regular physician, but h, :. did not benefit me; in fact, 1 kept grow , ing worse. My kidneys were getting ' very much diseased, and. this combina tion of troubles was almost unbearable e At my husbands suggestion. l consulted
 physicians at Albany, Hudson and Chat
 ham, and took their medicines and pre- a scriptions faithfully, but found no bene n lit. You can imagine my terrible condi o tion at this time, after employing five 0 'N the best physicians, all to no purpose It but at this dark hour d ray of light OrOk
 in upon me. Dr William Smith of Jewet
 Heights, was recommended, and iG is {
 him owe my good health, for it was D
 Smith who prescribed Dr kennedy's Fa
 vorite Remedy for me. l purchased
 bottle and commenced taking it, and bt
 gan to feel better and kept improvin ,s daily, the ulcers healed up and my kiC ney trouble left me entirely. My cas 'u was greatly complicated, and did nc Is stop here; l suffered misery from thoS d terrible headaches so common anon to women, but l kept on taking FaVorit
 Remedy; and am now entirely free froI UT these diseases.
 ir am told that have tumOr that cal ed not be cured unless 1 go to q Ospital, bI n | think FavOrite Remedy will, in Jim' cure that. I have been so well for Uh I'll past few months, said Mrs Brooks, wit
 a smile on her face, that 1 do nearly a
 the work about the hotel, and am gettin eT along with about one half the help W ld used to employ. l certainly don't wal " to pose as a miracle, but what else cOu you call my recovery
 ,k Such a straightforward statement CO
 vinced the Journal reporter that Dr Ike
 nedy's Favorite Remedy was certainly li- Godsend to the sick and suffering.
 Hundreds of people in and about Att
 ems are conversauC with the facts of the : ', well-known druggist of that place,
 said: ''Oh, yes, We sell quantities of F to vorite Remedy. Why, there's JoseE
 McGiffert, William Mackev. Martin EIa
 lenbeck, Casper Hal enbeck, Mrs Robe Ve Tiffany and many others. say that 1
 David kennedy's Favorite Remedy worth it's weight in gold"
 Ills The investigations of the Journal r
 porter admit of but one conclusion; tn
 as this great medicine is within the reaC OK of all, it should be used by those Who a
 suffering from rheumatism, dyspepsi
 biliousnesS, kidney, liver and urina
 troubles. It will correct the worst cas
 of habtual constipation, and is certa iss- cure for the diseas es and weaknesses
 women, particularly those that Origina
 in change of life. It cures scrUfula, CT at sipelas, salt rheum, eczema. ulcers, sor
 and tumOrs. gravel, diabetes or Bright
 disease. Fav0rirc remedy is acknov
 edged by the medical profession as n
 tuGe's antid0te for uric acid.
 Ice A benefit is always experienced fro a the first bottle, and it never fails to GU m. when the directions are followed.
 David KennedyS Favorite Remedy is ter be found with every dealer in mrdicin
 at one dollar bottle, or six bottles f
 five dollars.