St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1894-01-11

Most Excrucfatfns Pain Endured-Phy-
sicians HeIpIess-A Remarkable and
Interesting Narrative.
[From the Toledo. O., Blad j
During the past few months there
have appeared in the newspapers of the
country, accounts of marvellous cures
from the use of a medicine discovered by
DIR. David Kennedy, of Rondout, N. Y,
and known as DIR. David Kennedy's
Favorite Remedy.
These cases, many of them held by the
medical profession as incurable, have
been so frequently discussed iii the news
papers, that it has led to many people
using this preparation, and they inva-
riably have had a similar statement to
make. Many of these people have been
told by their attending physician, that
there was no hope" recovery was
impossible" and little later, was an
nounced their restoration to health and
strength through the use of Favorite
Remedy. Recently the following letter
from well know citizen of East Toledo,
attracted the attention of the Blade:
mo. 428 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. l suffered
for years with kidney trouble. compli-
Gated with gravel in the bladder, and
gall stones; at times l endured the most
excruciating pain, so bad that would
have to be carried home from my bust
ness. My physician did not help me in
the least; | kept growing worse. FL
nallv DR.. Keunedy's Favorite Remedy
was brought to my notice, and 1 used it
regularly, following the suggestions
found in the book wrapped about the
bottle, and in short time after that |
was we'll man; have never felt a touch
OF the old trouble since.
My wife who had been a sufferer from
sickness peculiar to her sex, found no re-
lief from any medicine she had ever used,
until she began the use of Favorite Rem
edy, and that cured her | haven't Ian
gua2e to express the high esteem in
which we hold Favorite Remedy; | 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 investiga-
ton. and the Blade determined to place
the facts before the public for the benefit
of other sufferers, and if unfounded, to
let their readers know it. With these in
Struct1OnS a reporter was sent TO the
residence of Mr.. Owen. In response to
ring of the door-bell, 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. In spite of the efforts of physi
clans he did not improve in the least.
too had suffered for years with sickness
peculiar to women. and one day l clipped
from a newspaper, an article referring
Remedy. l told my husband that l
thought it would help my trouble, and
we Immediately bought a bottle. l did
did not take many doses before l noticed
Improvement, and then l suggested to
my husband 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 60
! ing into further detail it might be well to
| give in Mr.. Owens own words. a state
! ment as TO what it did for him. Mr..
| Owen, who is a man of about ~ years
! OF age, with hair tinged with gray, was
! found at work as foreman for the Ches-
brough Bros. Lumber Company, and in
response to an inquiry as to the merits
of Favorite Remedy and the genuineness
of the letter published Mr.. Owen said
Il have not language to express the high
esteem in which l hold DR.. Kennedy s
Favorite Remedy. l suffered for years
with kidney trouble and gall stones; at
times l endured pains which seemed al
! most unbearable l used various pre-
scriptions, and like everyone who is sick
! took everything that my friends sug
gested. At last my wife told me of the
good Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy
had done her, and | concluded to try it
| used it and it cured me, and there is
no mistake about that. l can refer vor
to many of our neighbors who have usec
1t with the same results. One young
man, a friend of mine, had been sick fol
months. and was doctoring with one o
these So a week physicians They die
him no good. and l told him about
Favorite Remedy. He had paid for {
weeks treatment, but left them, anc
followed my directions. l saw him some
days afterwards. and he was feelins
better and thanked me for my advice.
Mrs. Owen has a similar story to
relate. No human tongue can tell how
she suffered, until she commenced to u.s.
Favorite Remedy. She had doctorec
with several physicians. ana was aDou
to give up in despair when this came t.
her relief l am confident that if she hat
not taken DR.. Kennedys Favorite Rem
edy, she would have been in her grav
today"
Mr.. Owen has lived in Toledo, and ha
been the head man at Chesbrough Bros
for years, and is prominently connected
with the East Side M E. church. Il
communicating to the reporter in refer
ence to his trouble, Mr.. Owen said fur
Their that the pain he had was of a boz
ing, burning. decorating character, an
} radated through the abdomen an
chest. He complained, when i'll, ol in
, tense nausea accompanying the pain a
first. the food being thrown up but pre-
sentlv. after repeated retching. onl,