The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-06-01
HENRY OWENS STORY.
A FULL ACCOUNT OF THE SUI
FERINGS AND RESTORATION OF
MIR. AND MRS. HENRY G. OWEN
RELAT ED TO A BLADE REP
RESENTATIVE.
Most Excruciating Pain Endured-Physi-
clan Helpless-A Remarkable and Inter
esting Narrative.
From the Toledo. O. Blade !

OF meulclne discovered Dy III DdNlu hell-
needy, of Rondout n Y, and known as DR.
Kennedy's Favorite Remedy.
These cases, many of them held by the
medical profession as incurable, have been
so frequently discussed in the newspapers,
that it has led to many people using this
preparation, and they invariably have mad
similar statement to make. Many of these
people have been told by their attending
physician, that "there was no hope" ''re-
covery was impossible" and little later,
was announced their restoration to health
and strength through the use of FavOrte
Remedy. Recently the following letter
from a well known citizen of East Toledo,
attracted the attention of the Blade:
"No 1928 Euclid Ave-, East Toledo, DR.
David Kennedy, Dear Sir:-I feel it duty
to write you of the benefit your medicine,
Favorite Remedy has been to my wife and
myself. | suffered for years with kidney
trouble complicated with gravel in the
bladder, and gall stones; at times | endured
the most eXcrutiating pain, so bad that
would have TO be carried home from my
business. My physician did not help me
in the least; / kept growing worse. Final
ly DR. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy
was brought to my notice, and used it reg
the book wrapped about the BOTTLE and in
short time after | was well man; have
never felt a return of the old troubles since.
My wife who has been 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. | haven't language to ex-
press the high esteem in which we hold
Eavorite Remedy; [ have recommended it
to dozens of people about here, and in no
instance has it failed to benefit and cure.
Yours truly, HENRY G. OWEN.
The above letter was so remarkable as to
be worthy of the fullest investigation, and
the Blade determined to place the facts be-
fore the public for the benefit of other suf
ferers. and if unfounded to let their readers
know it. With these instructions report
er was sent to the residence of Mr.. Owen.
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 family. 'For years Mr.
Owen had been the victim of gall stones,
complicated with kidney trouble and gravel
in the bladder" said Mrs Owen SIN spite
prove in the least. l, too, had suffered for
years with sickness peculiar to women, and
one day | clipped from a newspaper an ar
ticle referring to DR. David Kennedy's Fa-
vorite Remedy. | told my husband that |
thought it would help my trouble, and we
| Immediately bought bottle did not take
many doses before | noticed improvement,
and then | suggested to my husband to try
the remedy for his sickness.
| He did so, and felt the effects almost like
magic. Mr. Owen continued to use Favor
lite Remedy until he became permanently
cured'' Before going into further detail, it
might be well to give in Mr. Owens own
! words. a statement as to what it did for him
Mr. Owen, who is man of about AZ years
of age, with hair tinged with gray, was
| found at work as foreman for the CheS-
borough Bros Lumber Company, and in
| fn or inn tirxy aJf pt ha NOR ifc Of
FavOrite Remedy and the genuinenesS Of
the letter published, Mr. Owen said: ar
have not language to express the high es-
| TEEN in which | hold DR. Kennedy's Fa-
yorite Remedy. | suffered for years with
kidney trouble and gall stones; at times |
endured pains which seemed almost I'M
bearable l used various prescriptions and
like everyone who is sick, took everything
that my friends suggested. AT last my wife
told me of the good DR. Kennedy's Favorite
Remedy had done her, and concluded to
tryit. used it and it cured me. and there
is no mistake about that. | can refer you to
many of our neighbors who have used it
with the same results. One young man,
friend of mine, had been sick for months,
and was dOctorlng with one of those So a
week physicians. They did him no good,
and told him about Favorite Remedy. He
had paid for a weeks treatment, but left
them, and followed my directions. | saw
him some days afterwards, and he was feel |
ing better and thanked me for my advice"
'MrS Owen has similar story to relate. |
No human tongue can tell how she suffered
until she commenced to use FavOrite Rem |
edy. She had doctOred with several physi |
clans, and was about to give up in despair
when this came to her relief. | am conf |
dent thatif she had not taken DR. Kennedy's |
FavOrite Remedy she would have been in
her grave to-day"
Mr. Owen has lived in Toledo, and has |
been the head man at ChesobrOugh Bros for
years and is prominently connected with |
the East Side M E church. In communica- |
ting to the reporter in reference to his |
trouble Mr. Owen said further that the pain |
he had was of boring, burning, lacerating |
character, and radiated through the abdO |
men and chest. He complained, when ill, |
of intense nausea accompanying the pain at
first, the food being thrown up but present |
ly, after repeated retching, only some mu-
Gus acid and some watery matter were ex
PEELED from his stomach. The action of the |
heart was feeble, and the circulation was
corresponding depressed. The duration of
the seizure varied from few hours to sew
eral days. 81 am nOw,', said Mr.. Owen |
perfectly well man: if it had not been for |
DIR David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy l
don't know what the present condition of
Mrs. Owen and myself would have been.
Mr. and Mrs Owens friends and neigh |
bOrS confirm the accounts of their sickness |
and their remarkable recovery, and it was |
also found that there were many other peo- |
pie in their vicinity who had been cured of |
various ailments by using FavOrite Remedy |
DIR Kennedy's Favorite Remedy is an un-
falling specific for Bright's disease, kidney, |
liver and urinary complaints, rheumatism, |
gravel, stone in the bladder and sick head |
ache. 1t will cure the most obstinate case |
of constipation. In cases of neuralgia, |
liver, dyspepsia, skin diseases, jaundice, |
gastritis, loss of appetite, sleeplessness, ner-
vouSneSs or blood diseases, and female ir- |
regularities, it has cured where all else |
failed.
The chief characteristic of Favorite Rem |
edy is its agreeable quality and mild opera |
ton on the liver and bowels, absolute free |
dom from irritating cathartic action. DIR |
Kennedy's FavOrite Remedy can be pur- |
chased of any dealer in medicine at one dol |
lar bottle or six bottles for five dollars |
A benefit is always experienced from the |
first bottle and never fails to cure when |
the directions are faithfully carried out.
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