Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1885-12-11
GNIX, AND FARMER FRIDAY, December
AN IMAGINARY HELL.

Mr.. Frank Morley, Of Waterbury, Ct,
is the possessor Of breezy and pictur-
esque style Of writing, which shows that
he has missed his avocation if he is not an
ink-slinger on some Connecticut paper
that dares to call spade a spade. lie
has lately been the victim Of neuralgia at
his home, SO Grand street, and describes
the disease aud his cure in this lively
fashion:
"After suffering all the terrors of an
imaginary orthodox hell for two weeks
with inaammatory rheumatism and daily
growing worse, ! was induced to try Ath-
lophoros. The effect was like magic. /
was relieved Immediately and would like
TO say 10 all who are suffering with the
dread disease, Don't wait try Athlo-
phoros."
Those who have suffered from in6am-
matory rheumatism will appreciate the
force Of Mr.. Morley's remarks, and will
also agree with the estimate which Mr..
George /. Pease, another citizen Of Water
bury, puts upon the value of AthlophoroE
" l would have Athlophoros," he says,
"ifI had to pay ten dollars dose for it.
After fourteen years of intense suffering
it has done for me what our best physi-
sicians could not do. During that time
took every known medicine for neuralgia Of
the stomach, but found no relief at all I'M
til l took Athlophoros. The effect was
wonderful All pain disappeared and my
general health was so much improved as
to cause general comment. ! cannot speak
too highly Of the merits Of Athlophorus,
and cheerfully recommend it to all who
may be troubled with rheumatism or neu-
ralgia"
From Pigeon Cove, Mass, Susannah
Brown sends these words of good cheer to
those afflicted with neuralgia:
al had been troubled with neuralgia in
my head for four or five years, day and
night Seeing an advertisement of Ath-
lophoros in Gloucester paper, ] thought
! would try it aud so l sent a wear nro for
some. ! have taken eiuht bottles and
since last March | have had no neuralgia
at all. My head, think, is entirely well
l consider Athlophoros p greet remedy
for neuralgia and shall recommend it K
any one troubled with H."
Mrs. Sarah J. Cross, Of Monroe. MI.
SAYS of her experience:
"Athlophoros has done wonderful cure
for myself and all those who have used
any that l let them have. As for myself
the rheumatism is a thing Of the past tc
me, and feel like new person.
"When first tried Athlophoros." saws
Mrs. Mary T. Hart, Of Pennington. c..
j was so afflicted with rhcumatiim in
my knees that they were badly swollen.
and l suffered a great deal Of pain Three
doses began to have an efrcr-and when
had used two bottles the pain left and the
swelling and stiffness disappeared and
have never returned About a wear later
my shoulder troubled me- One bottle Of
Athlophoros cured that and l have not
had rheumatism since. / recommended
its use TO one or two neiChbors, who tried
it and were relieved"
Ifyou cannot ret ATH1oPHoros Of your drug.
| Eist. we Will sent IL express pail on receipt Of
| regular price-one dollar per bottle We prefer
| that you buy II from your druggist. but &c he
! hasn't it, do not be persuaded % try something
! else, but order at once from ms as directed.
| ATHLoPHoRos Coz '1l2 Wall Street. New York