The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-12-26
EE CARRIED A BOTTLE.

Mr.. Charles II. Hoglen, of Dayton, O.,
fully agrees with Macbeth that the inno-
cent sleep,
Sleep that knits up the raveled sleeve
of care,
Balm of hurt minds, great natures
second course
should not be murdered" The force of
the royal murderer's observation was borne
in upon Mr.. Hoglen by the continued loss
of sleep until his "sleeve of care' may be
said to have been in fearful state of UNI
ravel, indeed almost ready for the great
final rag-bag. 1t was saved, however, and
Mr.. Hoglen now more than ever appreciates
the "sweet restorer." His experience was
not unusual Mr. Hoglen, who is in bust
ness, suffered with rheumatism. To Wis
itor who called upon him recently Mr.. Hog
len, whose residence is at No. Marshall
street, tod this story:
81 was laid up with rheumatism in my
knees and ankles, and it sometimes ex-
tended to my shoulder blades. For several
weeks | endured the most violent pain. l
could not sleep at night. in fact | was
miserable and discouraged, and tried many
kinds Of liniments and medicine, without
any relief. lmade up my mind not 10 try
any more medicine, as nothing seemed to
touch my case. Finally my brother
brought me a bottle Of Athlophoros and
said that it was recommended very highly.
More to please him than myself, took it.
The first dose was at six o'clock in the even
ing and the second at nine o'clock. That
night l slept we'll. | felt encouraged at my
sudden change and so continued using the
AthlOphorOs. The following week l was
able to go out and attend TO my business"
How much did you use?"
"Three bottles, and l certainly think it
very excellent medicine"
do you know of others who used it?''
"Yes, my brother-in.Iaw, Demarest
Smith, who is a travelling man, has used it
and is well pleased with it. He had rheu-
matism in his feet and as his business re-
quires much walking the rheumatism inter-
fered with it good deal. But he says he
is all right now, as the Athlophoro5 knocked
the pain right out. lie carries bottle of it
along with him on the road and feels that
he has safeguard against any future at
acks."
Captain Henry Dombusch, a prominent
citizen Of Dayton, o., engaged in the insur-
ance business at No. 924 East Fifth street,
has also found great benefit from Athlo-
phoros, and is by no means reticent in prais-
ing the medicine for the cure which it eff
fected in his case of rheumatism. In an
swer to an inquiry regarding his use of Atb-
lophOroS the Captain said:
eyes, l have used it, and with very sat
isfaGtory results was laid up with rheu-
matsm for six weeks and suffered greatly.
L was in such q condition that L could not
get about at all. was recommended to try
Athlophoros, which did to the extent of
three bottles. / am now perfectly we'll and
free from rheumatism. l feel perfectly
justified in giving Athlophoros words of
commentator and L would recommend it
to any victim of rheumatism"
Joseph Brown, who is with Bradstreet &
Sons at 25 East Fourth street, Dayton, o.,
has this to say of AthlophOros:
~ have used it for rheumatism and neu-
ralgia with very gratifying results and would
recommend all who are afflicted with these
diseases to try it."
If you can not get ATHLOPHORos of your
druggist, we will send it express paid, on re-
eeipt of regular price-One dollar per bottle.
We prefer that YOU buy it from your druggist,
but II he hasn't it, do not be persuaded to try
something else, but order at once from us, MS
directed. ATHLoPHoROs Co., liz Wall Street
New York.