St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1894-03-01
MODERN MIRACLES.
CAREFUL AND COMPLETE INVES
TTG4TION BY A "JOURNAL" RE
PORTER.
4 Searching Inquiry as to Startling
Statements Recently Published.

Statements Recently Published.
[From the Albany. N. V, Evening Journal
few days since, the Times Union of this
city published a remarkable letter, under the
headlines of IAN Athens Miracle" The
statements made were unusual and the
interest occasioned so great, that an investi
cation by a Journal" reporter seemed a
necessity. The letter that Mr.. Lewis
Glow of Athens n. Y, had been stricken
with kidney disease. The best medical at
tendance was obtained, and failed to benefit
him. While in this most helpless condition,
he began the use of Dr. David Kennedy's
Favorite Remedy, and it cared him and
furtherm ore, that there were other residents
who had similar experience.
To verify these statements and get what
other information would be of interest to
our readers, the Journal representative left
Albany and soon found himself in the pretty
villag OF Athens. 1t did not take long to
satisfy the reporter that the statements of
Mr.. Glow were in every way true. The Rev.
D. William Lawrence, pastor of the Luther
church. Postmaster True and Justice of
the Peace GOeler, when asked about it, said
that every word was right their knowl-
| edge. Mr.. Glow was at deaths door suffer
ing with kidney trouble. The physians
failed to help him, and he was cured by the
use of DR.. David Kennedy's Favorite Rene
| dy. Also that Favorite Remedy has per
formed a marvellous cure for Mrs. Casper
| Brooks, wife of the proprietor of the Robins
| House. of that place.
Calling upon Mrs. Brooks, your reporter
stated his mission, and Mrs. Brooks replied
| that she would be perfectly willing to tell all
| about her wonderful recovery.
| Yes said she, II had a hard fight for
health, but DIR. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy
restored mine. Ny first trouble was ulcers
| of the womb, and they caused the most
| intense pain and suffering. 1 consulted our
regular physician. but he did not benefit me
| in fact, kept growing worse. My kidneys
| were get ting very much diseased, and this
| cornbination of troubles almost I'M
| bearable. At my husbands suggestion, 1
| consulted physicians at Albany, Hudson
| and Chatham, and took their medicines and
prescriptions faithfully, but found no benefit.
You imagine my terrible condition at
this time after employing five of the best
| physicians, all to no purpose; but at this
dark hour a ray of light broke in upon me.
Dr. VIM. Smith of Jewett Heights was re-
commended, and it is to him I owe my good
! health, for it was DIR. Smith who prescribed
DIR. kennedys Pavorite Remedy for me.
purchased bottle and commenced takin G
| it, and began to feel better and kept improv-
| ing daily, the ulcers healed up, and my kid
ney trouble left entirely. My was
greatly plicated, and did not stop here
1 suffered misery from those terrible head
aches so common among women, but I kept
on taking Favorite Remedy; and am now
entirely free from these diseases.
II am told that l have a tumOr that cannot
be cured unless I go to a hospital. but I
| think Favorite Remedy will, in time cure
that. 1 have been we'll for the past few
months. said Mrs. Brooks, with a smile on
her face, that do nearly all the work about
the hotel, and am getting along with about
one-half the help we used to employ. I GER
| tainly don't want to pose a miracle, but
what else could you call my recovery?''
Such a straightforward statement con-
| WINGED the Journal reporter that DR.. Ken
nedy', Favorite Remedy was certainly a
Godsend to the sick and suffering.
Hundreds of people in and Athens are con-
| vcrsaut with the facts of these cases. In
speaking to Mr.. Horton, the wel1-know
druggist of that place. he said: "Oh, yes,
| we sell quantities of Favorite Remedy. Why,
there's Joseph McCiffert, William Mackey,
| Martin Ha1lenbeck, Casper Hal1enbeck. Mrs.
| Robert Tiffany, and many others, say that
| DR.. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy is
worth its weight in gold"
| =. The Investigations of the Journal reporter
admit of but conclusion; that as this
great medicine is within the reach of all it
should be used by those who are suffering
from rheumatism, dyspepsia. biliousness,
kidney, liver and urinary troubles 1t will
correct the worst cases of habituaI constipa-
ton, and is a certain cure for the diseases
and weaknesses of women, particularly
those that originate in change of lie. 1t
| cures scrofu1a. erySipelas, salt rheum
eczema, ulcers, sores and tumors, gravel,
diabetes Bright's disease. Favorite Rem
edy is acknowledged by the medical profes-
sion natures antidote for uric acid.
! a benefit is always experienced from the
| first bottle, and it never fails to cure when
the directions followed. DIR. David Ken
nedy's Favorite Remedy is to be found with
every dealer in medicine, one dollar a
| bottle, six bottles for FIVE dollars.