Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-02-21
MODERN MIRACLES.
Careful and Complete Investiga-
tion by a Journal" Reporter.
A Searching Inquiry as 10 Startling State
msnt Recently Published.

tFRoM ALBANY, n. Y, EVENING JOURNAL
A few days since, the Times. Union OF
this city published a remarkable letter,
under the head. lines of "An Athens
Miracle" rhe statements made we're 30
unusual, and the interest oc oc,asioned 80
great, that an investigation by "Jour-
nal" reporter seemed necessity. The
letter wss that Mr.. Lewis Glow, OF Ath-
ems, N. Y, had been stricken with kidney
disease. The best of medical attendance
was obtained, an failed TO benefit him.
While in this almost hopeless condition,
he began the use OF DR.. David Kennedy's
Favorite Remedy, and II cured him; and
furthermore, that there were other resi-
dents who had similar experience.
To verify these statements and get what
OF her Information would be of interest to
our readers, the Journal representative
left Albany and soon found himself in
the pretty village OF Athens. IL did not
take long to satisfy the reporter that he
statements of Mr.. Glow were in every way
true. The Rev. ID. William Lawrence,
pastor of The Luthersn church, Postmas
ter True and Justice of ne Peace Goellor,
when ked about IL, said that every word
was true 10 their knowledge. Mr.. Glow
WIS 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 cure for Mrs. Casper Brooks,
wife OF ths proprietor OF the Robins
House, OF that place.
Call ing upon Mrs. Brooks, your repo rter
stated his mission, aud Mrs. Brooks re.
pied that she WOULD be perfectly willing
to tell all about her wonderful recovery.
"Yos," SAID she, ~ mad q hard fight for
health, but DR.. David kennedv's Favorite
Remedy restored mine. My first trouble
q l.aWV a
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 getting very
much diseased, and this combination of
troubles was almost unbearable. AT my
husbands suggestion, consulted physi-
clans at Albany, Hudson and Chatham,
and took their medicines and prescrip-
tions faithfully, but found no benefit.
You can imagine my terrible condition at
this time, after employing i've OF the best
physicians, all To no purpose; but at this
dark hour ray OF light broke in upon
me. DR.. VIM. Smith, of Jewett Heights,
was recommended, and 1t is To him / owe
my good health, for IL was DR.. Smith who
prescribed DR.. Kecnedy's Favorlte Rene
dy for me. purchased a bottle and COM
menced taking 1t, and began To feel better
and kept Improving daily, the ulcers
healed up, and my kidney trouble left
me entirely MY case was greatly compli-
Gated, and did not stop here; i suffered
misery from those terrible headaches so
common among women, but | kept on
taking Favorite Remedy; and am now en-
tirely free from thes- diseases.
81 am told that i have tumor that can
not be cured unless GO to hospital, but
think Favorite Remedy Will, in ,ime
cure that. i have been so we'll for the
past few months" said Mrs. Brooks, with
smile on her face, "that | do nearly all
the work about the hotel, ana am getting
along with about one half the help We
used to employ. certainly don't want to
pose as miracle, but what else could you
call my recovery"
Such a straig ht forward statement con-
vinced the Journal reporter that DIR. Ken
pedy's FavorIte Remedy was certainly q
Godsend to sick and suffering.
Hundreds of people in and about Ath-
ems are conversant with the facts OF these
cases. In speaking 90 Mr.. Horton, the
weil-known druggist OF that place, he
said: "Oh, Yes, We sell quantities OF Fa'
vorite Remedy. Why there's Joseph Nc
Giffert, William M8ckey Martin Halien-
beck, Casper HsllenDeck, Mrs. Robert
Tiffany ana many others, say that DIR
David KenDedy's Favorte r. medy ls
worth its weight in gold"
fhe Investigations OF the Journal re
porter admit OF but one conclusion, that
as this great medicine ~ within the reach
OF all, II should be used by those VINO ar
suffering from rheunaI ISM, dNsp psia,
biliousness, kidney, liver and urlnsr,
troubles. IL viii correct the worst cas- :
OF habitual constipation, and is certai
cure for the diseases aud weaknesses a.
women, particularly those that originate
in change of life. II cures scrofua,
erysipelas, salt rheum, eczema, ulcers,
sores and tumors, gravel, diabetes or
Bright's disease, Favorite Remedy Is ac-
knowledged by the medica profession as
natures antidote for uric acid.
A benefit is always experienced from
the first bottle, and 1t never fails to cure
when the directions are followed. DIR.
David Kenneuy's Favorite Remedy Is to
be found with every dealer in medicine,
at one dollar bottle, or six bottles for
five dollars.