The Somerset reporter., 1894-02-15

From the Albang. y. Y. Erening Journal
4 feW itVs since, the Finest Mon of
this city published Il remarkable letter,
under the h, ad-incs Of AN Athens
Miracle" The statements made were
50 unusual, and the interest occasioned
so great that M Investigation by a
journal reporter seemed necessity.
The letter was thu Mr.. Lewis Glow OF
Athens, \. V, had been stricken with
kidney disease. The best OF medical at
tendance was obtained. aud failed to
benefit him. While in this almost hope
less condition. he hogan the use of DR..
David Kennedy FaNofite Remedy, ana
il cured him; and furthermore. that
there Wcre othsr residents who had a
similar experience.
70 verify these statements aud get
what other information would he of in
terest to our readers, the journal repre-
sentative left Albany and soon found
himself in the pretty village of Athens.
II did not take long to satisfy the re-
porter that the statements of Mr.. Glow
were in every way true, The Rev ID.
William Lawrence pastor of the Luther
AN church, Postmaster True and Justice
Of the Peace GWller, when asked about
it, said that every word WAS true to their
knowledge. Mr.. Glow was at death 5
door suffering with kidney trouble. The
physicians failed to help him, and he
was cured bv the use of DR.. David Ken
ncdv's Fayoritc Remedy Also that
Favorite Remedy had performed as
marvellous cure for Mrs. Caspcr
Brooks, wife OF the proprietor of the
Robins Hpusp of that place.
Calling upon Mrs. Brooks, your re
porter stated his mission, and Mrs.
Brooks replied that she would be per-
fectly willing to tell all about her won
derful recovery
dyes" said she, 81 had n hard fight
for health, hut DR.. kcnnedy's faVorlte
Remedy restored mine. My first trouble
was ulcers of the womb, and they caused
me the most intense pain and suffering
| 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 com
binatiou of troubles was almost unbeaf-
able. At my husbands suggestion, |
consulted physicians at Albany, Hudson
and Chatham, aud took their medicines
aud prescriptions faithfully. but found
no benefit. You can imagine my terri
Bile condition at this time, after employ
ing five of the best physicians, all to no
purpose: but ut this dark hour a ray of
light broke in upon Inc. DR.. VIM.
Smith. of .Icwett Heights, was recon-
mendcd and it is to him owe my good
health. for it was DR.. Smith who pre-
scribed DR. Kcnncdy's Favoritc Remedy
for me purchased n bottle and com
menced taking it, and began to feel
better and kept improving daily, the
ulcers healed up, and my kidney trouble
left me entirely. My case was greatly
complicated, and did not stop here;
suffered misery from those terrible
headaches 50 common among women,
but kept on taking Favorite Remedy;
and am now entirely free from these
diseases.
am told that | have tumor that
cannot be cured unless go to II hospi-
tai, but think Favorite Remedy will,
in time cure that. | have been SO well
for the past few months, said Mrs.
Brooks, with 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.
| certainly do not want to pose as a
miracle, but what else could you call
my rccovery?'
Such straightforward statement con-
WINGED the Journal reporter that DR..
Kcnnedys Favorite Remedy was GER
tainly Godscnd to the sick and suffer-
Ing.
Hundreds of people in and about
Athens are conversant with the facts
of these cases. In speaking to Mr.
Horton, the well-known druggist of
1. 4 III, a..ll
quantities of Favorite Remedy. Why.
there's Joseph McGiffert, William
Mackey, Martin lIallenbeck, Casper
Hallcnbcck, Mrs. Robert Tiffany, ana
many others, say that Dr. David Ken
weight in gold
porter admit of but one conclusion;
the reach of all, it should be used by
tism, dyspepsia, biliousness, kidney,
liver and urinary troubles. 1t will cor
rect the worst cases of habitual consti-
patton, and Is Il certain cure for the
diseases and weaknesses of women,
particularly those that originate in
change of life. 1t cures scrofula, cry
sipelas, salt rheum, eczema, ulcers,
sores aud tumors. gravel, diabet Is or
Bright's disease. Favorte Remedy is
acknowledged by the medical profession
rs natures antidote for uric acid.
A benefit is always experienced from
the first bottle, and it never fails to
cure when the directions are followed.
Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy
is to be found with every dealer in med
icine. at one dollar bottle, or six bot
tles for five dollars