News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-03-22

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During the past few months there
have appeared in the newspapers of
the country, accounts of marvellous
cures from the use of medicine dis
| covered by DR.. David Kennedy, of
Rondout, N. Y, and known as DIR.
David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy.
These cases, many of them held by
the medical professional as incurable,
have been so frequently discussed in
the newspapers, that it has led to
many people using this preparation
and they Invariably have had a SINH
lar statement to make. Many of these
people have been told by their attend
ing physician that there was no
hope" recovery was impossible, !"
and little later was announced their
restoration to health and strength
through the use of Favorite Remedy.
Recently the following letter from a
well-knOwn citizen of East Toledo at
tracted the attention of the Blade -
mo. 42S Euclid Ave-, East Toledo.
DR.. David Kennedy, Dear Sir Il feel
it duty to write you of the benefit
your medicine, Favorite Remedy, has
been to my wife and myself l suffered
for years with kidney trouble, compli-
Gated with gravel in the bladder, and
gall stones; at times | endured the
most excruciating pain, so bad that [
would have to be carried home from
my business. My physicians did not
help me in the least; l kept growing
worse. Finally DR.. David Kennedy's
FavOrite Remedy was brought to my
notice, and l used 1t regularly, follow
ing the suggestions found in the book
wrapped about the bottle, and in a
short time after that was we'll man :;
have never felt return of the old
troubles since.
My wife, who had been a sufferer
from sickness peculiar to her sex,
found no relief from any medicine she
had ever used. until she began the use
of Favorite Remedy, and that cured
her. l haven't language to express the
high esteem in which we hold Favorite
Remedy: l have recommended it to
dozens of people about here, and in no
instance has it failed to benefit and
cure.
Yours truly, HENRY C. OWEN
The above letter was so remarkable
as to be worthy of the fullest inVesti-
cation. and the Blade determined to
place the facts before the public for
the benefit of other sufferers, and if
untounded, to let their readers know
it. With these instructions a reporter
L. III.
In response to ring of the door bell
a lady appeared who proved to be Mrs.
Owen. When your reporter made his
mission known, Mrs. Owen said she
would gladly tell him about the good
Favorite Remedy has been to their fam
lily. For years Mr.. Owen had been
the victim of gall stones, complicated
with kidney trouble and gravel in the
bladder" said Mrs. Owen. lin spite
of the efforts of physicians he did not
improve in the least. l, too, had suf-
fered for years with sickness peculiar to
women, and one day | clipped from a
newspaper an article referring to DR..
David Kennedy's FavOrite Remedy. L
told my husband that | thought it
would help my trouble, and we imme-
diately bought bottle. | did not take
many doses before | noticed improve.
ment, and then L suggested to my hus-
band to try the remedy for his sickness.
He did so, and he felt the effects al
most like magic. Mr.. Owen continued
to use FavOrite Remedy until he has
become permanently cured" Before
going into further detail, it might be
well to give in Mr., Ovens own words,