The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1885-12-24
A POPULAR Ex.MayOr.

Ex-Mayor Newton, of Des Moines, Ia, is
deservedly popular in the city over whose
destines he presided, by reason of the many
good deeds and the transformations acts o.
charity which he is constantly doing. Sue
cessful as a politician, he has also recently
been playing the part OF a good Samaritan
with a success equal to his triumphs in poll.
tics. The f~ainting Traveller by the wayside,
whom he has raised up and refreshed by
good counsel in the last instance, is Mr..
George A.. Crandale, the manage for
Oberne, Hosick & Co., Second and Walnut
streets. Mr.. Crandale, who naturally feels
under many obligations to the EX-Mayor
tells as follows how he came into such a
wretched plight as to need help and how it
was cheerfully given:
81 have never had an ache or pain oil
rheumatism he said, 'since l used Athlo-
phoros, and the medicine cost me only So.
Ii any one had guaranteed to cure me ]
would willingly have paid him $50, yes
500. My rheumatism discriminatory,
mostly in my ankles, but q little in the
wrist. Icould manage to hobble around
by the use of canes, but felt as If | were
walking on the bare bones, or in other
words as if my feet were off and l was walk
ing on the stumps. The pain was terrible
to bear, yet l managed to be about and to
attend to my business.
"One day, during the time 1 was suffering
so much, / hobbled to the Court House to
look after some matter. AS l was struggle
ing to get up the steps l met ex-Mayor
Newton, who asked me what the trouble
was. l told him that it vas rheumatism,
whereupon he advised me to get a bottle
of Athlophorous. l did not get it then,
as l had no faith in patent medicines and
did not want to take any. A short time
after this | wrote to an old friend,
Charles p. Griffin, OF Stuart, to inquire
what had cured him.. | knew that he had
been confined to his bed with rheumatism
of the worst kind. His answer was: Get
A~thlophoros. That is what cured me- |
then got some, but really had no faith in
its curing me. l began to get relief from it
in twenty-four hours. l continued taking
it until 1 had used three dollars worth,
when my rheumatism, both the pain aud
the swelling, was gone, and | lave not had
any return since. That is now over q year
ago."
Ex-Mayor Newton based his recommen-
dation OF Athlophoros to Mr.. Crandale
upon the very remarkable cure it had effect
ed in the case OF his wife. That lady thus
tells all about it:
81 have been comparatively free from
rheumatism for the past year and a hall.
Previous to that | hadbeen a great sufferer
for years and had resorted to many RENE
dies, but nothing would do what Athlo-
phoros did for me. l lave had a few
twinges OF late, butI attribute that to my
self and not to the medicine, as l have not
been so careful as l should lave been.
Athlophoros tool the stiffness out of the
joints OF my fingers and CAV me the use of
my hands, in which l had SO long had trou-
BILE. l have recommended it in many cases
and in every instance that l know OF the
results nave been very satisfactory. l do
not hesitate in the least in recommending
it most heartily to every rheumatic sui
ferer."
Ii you cannot get A~THLoPHoRos OF your
druggist, we will send it express paid, on IT,
ceipt of regular price-onedollar per bottle.
We prefer that you buy it from your drug
gist, but if he hasn'tit, do not be persuaded
to try something else, but order at once
from u.s.. as directed. A~THLoPHoRos Co,
liz Wall Street, New York.