Morning journal and courier., 1885-12-12
NEW ENGLAED's SENTIMENTS.

A large part of the great influence which New England has yielded in the councils of the nation and through its progressive institutions has been because of the gem eral unanimity of the six States on most important questions, enabling them to act as unit. This is not now perhaps 90 true of political affairs as it once was, but in most matters there isa substantial agree ment of opinion. Just at present this is shown in the universal commendation of Athlophoros, praises of which come from all quarters of every State. A few of them follow:
 "I have been great sufferer from rheumatism for the last three years says E. Parkhurst, of Woonsocket, R. l., "hav- ing been unable to do any active labor during that time, and for large portion of the time being confined to my bed. l had taken hundreds of dollars worth of medicine, with no relief, until l was ln- duced to try bottle of Athlophoros. The first three doses resulted in my hay ing the best nights sleep that l had en- ioyed for three years, and by the time the first bottle was taken realized that was on the road to complete recovery. l have since taken six bottles and am now able to attend to my business and consider my self well man."
 Mrs. c. N. Paige, of Boltonville, Vt, says:
 "I first saw Athlophoros advertised in a paper, and as 1t was only recommended for rheumatism and neuralgia l had great faith to believe it could do me some good. My husband, therefore, sent for bottle. for years, and had spells when no one who saw me thought I could live. Many times have wished death would end my agony. The pain would commence in the pit of my stomach and go from there right through my heart. I had employed doc tors who were thought very skillful, but I got no benefit from them. had these spells every two or three weeks for over two years before taking Athlophoros. That was one year ago last April and have had only two of them since. the last another bottle and have had none since. Words can never express the relief feel at being rid of such agony as I suffered when had those spells"
 Mrs. Harriet Strong, of Westville, Ct., tells this straightforward story:
 "I had the rheumatism, which settled in my knees and hips. The joints were so stiff and the pain SO great that could not walk, but was obliged to move around ina chair. Several doctors did all they could for me, but I was no better. While in this condition, sitting III my chalr Dy the window reading paper, saw an adver- tisement of Athlophoros. thought I would try it and sent for a bottle. When they brought it to me I told them l con- sidered it dollar thrown away, as had not a particle of faith, but commenced taking it and after the third dose thought I felt change for the better. Icontinued to use it as directed until have taken four bottles. Strange as it may seem, I amper- fectly cured and am about the house all day, doing all the housework, with not bit of rheumatism about me. I can never return thanks enough to the parties that make Athlophoros for the benefit have derived from its use. I recommend it to everybody"
 If you cannot get ATHLoPHoRos of your drug gist, we will send it express paid on receipt of that you buy it from your druggist, but if he hasn't it, do not be persuaded to try something else, but order at once from us, as directed. ATHLoPHoRos Co.,. 112 Wall Street, New York.