Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-12-17
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Postm aster General Villas halls from
Madison, Wis, and that extremely
pretty city is very proud of her hand
some and eloquent cabinet officer, who,
at the time he was chosen by President
Cleveland as one of his advisors, repre-
scented her in the Wisconsin Legislature.
Madison is also proud because she is the
State Capital and possesses a very in
posing Capitol building standing in a
lovely park. Then Madison may also
be proud of Wisconsin University, with
its hundreds of students and able fac
ulty; of the Soldiers Orphans Home,
of the State Lunatic Asylum buildings,
and of the many industries which go to
make up the prosperity of the thriving
little capital All these institutions
have grown up since 1886, at which
time Madison was in the wilderness.
Pushing and intelligent citizens have
made her what she Is, and 1t is pleasant
TO observe that Madison still possesses
a very large proportion of clear-headed
men and women, who appreciate a
good thing when they see it and are
glad to make its merits known.
One of this class of citizens is L. A.
Rogers, the baggage-master of the Chic
ago Milwaukee and st. Paul Railroad,
who is well known to all Maaisonians
and by a large part of the travelling
public. Mr.. Rogers has this to say of
how he was cured of long-standing
complaint:
II have suffered with rheumatism for
some time, SO that it was with great
pain that could move around at all,
and 7 also spent many sleepless nights.
/ am glad to say that after using two
bottles of Athlophoros / am entirely free
| from pain. No one need suffer from
rheumatism if they will give it a fair
| trial"
George w. Huntley, dealer in groc-
| cries at No. sc Pinckncy street, and q
leading merchant and old resident,
cOmmends the medicine as follows:
81 have used Athlophoros for rheu-
matism and can most cheerfully say
with the most satisfactory results
| ''Mary I. Whiting, of No. SO Univer-
| sity avenue, who has lived IN Madison
| for thirty years and is known and re-
spected by everyone, says:
II haye been victim of severe rbeu-
lnatIsm for the past three years, and
| having tried almost every remedy
known without any avail [ was much
discouraged. Last winter was aff1ict-
ed Huch worse than ever and was Undue
ed to try Athlophoros. am glad te
state that / am now free from pain and
pronounce the medicine God-send
for the afflicted"
To these words Of commentator
may be added those Of Mr.. 7. r. Lutzow,
q weli-known citizen who says Of
Athlophoros:
my wife was seriously afflicted with
rheumatism, principally in her arms.
She has now used two bottles Of Athlo.
phoros and is we'll and free from pals.
l can cheerfulIy recommend the remedy
to my friends and the public as being
ali that it claims TO be-"
| William Sommers foreman for B. +. Mcmillan
| & Bro, of Mcmillan, Wis, says that seven bot
| ties or Athlophoros relieved him entirely OF
rheumatism OF five years standing, which was sc
acute at times as to compel him to give up work.
Three bottles entirely cured his brother-in-laW,
| Louis ZimmeriHg, whom rheumatism had com
PEELED to give up his place as edger in saw mill
He now fills his old position without the least in
convenience.
| If you cannot get ATHLoPHoROS of your drug
gist we will send it express paid on receipt of
| regular price-one dollar per bottle. We prefer
that you buy 1t from your druggist but if he hasn't
it, do not he persuaded to try something else, but
order at once from US. as directed. ATHLOPHoROs
Co., liz Wall Street New York.