The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-03-13
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 Such strong proofs of the cures made by
 Dr. David kennedy's Favorlte Remedy have | been brought to public notice through news paper investigations that it is now the stand ard medicine for the diseases for which 1t IS prepared.
 Dr, G. II. Ingraham of Amsterdam, N, N.t states where the regular prescriptions used in case of Xxi tney disease and gravel utterly failed, he prescribed Dr. Kennedy tuVorlIe Remedy, and it cured the patient. U v Dr. Wln. Smith of Jowetts II lghts, N. N,, prescribed FaYorltc Remedy Tor Mrs. ShsPer Brooks ot Athens. N. Y., who was suHerlhs from kidney disease and uleeratlon or ie tne stomach; after the second day, steady lm- provement was noted and final permanent recovery
 Dr. Rennedys Favoritc Remedy acts, di- reetly upon the kidneys, liver anu bloou, III cases of nervousness, dyspepsia, rnt umatlsm and Brights disease 1t has made most pro nounced cures after all other treatments have failed.
 trance Is of brown stone arched and looks elegant There are two brick walls dividing the main halls from the suites on either side and running parallel and a cross brick wall dividing the back from the front of the building. The en- tire building Is plastered in adamant, and all petitions not of brick are defean- ed, and the floor doubled and deafened with air space between The interior woodwork finish is treated with fire proofing material manufactured by the Electric Fire Proofing company, corner of Hudson and Spring streets, New York, which is now being used In all large modern buildings, theaters, etc. This material is recommended by w. II. Hubbard city fire marshal, who strong Iy endorses it.
 The building is finished in quartered oak, cabinet trim and contains a handsome wood mantel in every par Tor, and hard wood doors all finished in natural wood. There are forty-six bath rooms and each contains porce- lain lined tub of the best quality and guaranteed; wash bowl with Italian marble slabs. The roof garden is designed for the use of guests and their friends exclusively; it will be very attractive in summer and win ter, it will be lighted by electric lights, and decorated with summer houses, verandas awnings, flower beds and troplca@ plants The roof also affords magnificent views of the city, Long Island Sound, West Rock range to Mount Carmel East Rock park, the Woodbridge hills and adjacent scenery. A glass house for a sun bath will be provided for winter use, which will be heated by steam. The roof will be a pleasant place for guests who desire to read or lounge and view the scenery
 There is a straight hall on each floor the suites being on either side. At the end of each hall there is a door and iron balcony with iron ladder connect ing each balcony to the one story kitchen roof. Outside of this door there is also a standing hose pipe, to which the fire department hose can be attached at each floor so that there is very little danger, as every pre- caution has been taken including a standing pipe in the center of each hall with one hundred feet of hose attached and ready for use The property in- cludes a private driveway from Park street through which all kitchen sup plies are delivered in the rear, thus keeping the front and sides of the building unobstructed.
 The entire seventy five feet front of the basement and thirty feet deep with be finished in marble mosaic and de- voted to a barber shop, cigar and newspaper stand, shoe blacking chairs, toilet rooms and other business pur poses usually found in such houses. l All trunks and furniture will come in the basement to the elevator, under which there Is carriage for such purposes, thus reserving the main hall for the use of guests and visitors.