The Indianapolis journal., 1884-12-09
GROWING A NEW KING.

Royal ceremony is out of place in a
lepublic. So is royalty. Yet we have
kings. The popular voice crowns them.
Popular favor supports them. They are
not political, but humanitarian kings.
The healing influence was typed by rs
culapius. All doctors claim to be his
disciples. Hygeia, the patron of health,
was a goddess. Athlophoros claims
neither divine origin nor distinction.
1t is content with the title King and
crown, imposed by willing people in
the name of humanity.
King of what? OF remedies for rheu-
matism and neuralgia. For twelve years
Mrs. w, K. Smith, Kankakee, Ill, suf-
fered with rheumatism and neuralgia,
Like all others, she exhausted remedies
and wasted money, without relief She
says, Athlophoros was the first medi-
cine that gave me relief. l am now free
from pain, after taking two bottles. 1t is
a God-send." She helps to crown the
new king.
Mr. j. Grigware, of East Saginaw,
Mich, suffered four weeks with rheu-
matism. His feet and limbs were swol-
len; his pain terrible He could walk
only on crutches. Happening in at Nor
ris' Drug Store, he saw Athlophoros and
determined to try it. He writes: CATER
taking half bottle laid my crutches
aside. The pain and swelling are all
gone. can now pull on my boots and
walk with case. Would not take twenty
dollars for the -Est of the bottle, if I
could not get more" Rheumatism has
master in Athlophoros.
RhpTnaficpo anH 1ra lorsa oro
and active, noisy ones, too. Like the
Siamese couplet, they die from the same
cause. Athlophoros smites them alike.
Says J. c. Rinder, Burlington, Wis:
CATER taking Athlophoros as directed, 1
am well of painful rheumatism. 1 re-
gard it as the most wonderful of the age,
and as specific for the most painful dis
ease which humanity is heir to-"
A specific is something which goes
right to the source of disease. Athlo-
phoros is Natures antidote to the acid
poisons in the blood, which crop out in
rheumatism and neuralgia. Says Mr..
Jno. 7. Hearn, Sidney, o.: "My wife
had tried everything for rheumatism and
neuralgia. She has suffered for fifteen
years. Athlophoros gave her more relief
than any other remedy"
Some remedies must have youth, or
climate, or condition on their side. Ath-
lophoros don't seem to need any such
aids. David Little, of Sumner, Ia, is ",
and could neither walk nor sleep on ac-
count of rheumatism, of nearly four years
standing. He says, "The second day
after taking Athlophoros, 1 got up,
dressed myself and walking out into
the kitchen wished them all happy New
Year. Thanks be to God for your great
discovery. 1 wish / could put it in the
hands of every rheumatic sufferer"
Doctors do not commend remedies un-
less they prove to be good. A. r..
Camp, NJ. D., Chicago, Iii, writes: az
handle Athlophoros and find it to be
what it is represented" And R. S.
Armstrong, NJ D., Chelsea, Mich, says:
"Have not found, in 1S years experience,
remedy for rheumatism, which gives
such general satisfaction"
Druggists throughout the entire coun-
try, help to crown the king of remedies.
Their voice is unanimous. One senti-
ment will answer for all. Thornton &
Munger, Sturgis, Mich, write. cath
lophoros gives the best of satisfaction.
1t needs only to be known and used to
be fully appreciated. 1t is simply in
valuable for rheumatism and neuralgia"
You may think Athlophoros an en-
tirely new specific. Only in the sense
that it is now going out on its general
errand of mercy. The experiments which
led to it covered years. 1t cured the
discoverer. 1t was then tried in a quiet
way on many persons and constitutions,
in various phases of rheumatism and
neuralgia, in widely separated localities.
Results were so startling and confrma-
tory as to force the conviction that real
specific was found, and only then was it
given to the public. III druggists sell it.
Send to the Athlophoros Co, 112 Wall
st., n. Y, for copy (free) of the beau
rful book, "Our Daisy"