Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-11-30
wu RIVAL CITES.

In the long and at times bitter rivalry
between Connecticut's two biggest cities
Hartford and New Haven-honofs now
seem 70 be pretty equally divided. Hart
ford has secured the State Capital one Of
the most beautiful in the country, situated
in lovely park, but New Haven has gone
ahead in population. In the political
rivalry between the two, also New Haven,
by her Democratic majority, has succeeded
in putting the trim little State on the list
of those that voted for President Cleveland.
Hartford, however, is just now proud Of
having had her many charms Get forth at
length, with plenty Of illustrations, in the
pages Of HasperS Magazine, and 70 the
struggle goes on. Brains will succeed in
putting one or the other city ahead, and
Just here it may be said that New Haven
has an exceptionally brainy bar. But,
then, Hartford has more literary people
Charles Dudley Warner, Mark Twain, Mrs.
Harriet Beecher Stowe and others. Among
the able lawyers of New Haven is Edward
A. Anketell, the assistant clerk of the Su-
perior Court, who Office is No. 10 in the
Court House. Mr.. Anketell is well known
to the legal profession throughout Connec-
ticut and has also the reputation of being
favored writer for the press. As such
this little story, coming from him under
date Of September "a, 1885, possesses no
slight interest:
"Day before yesterday, and for day or
two prior thereto, suffered great pain in
my right arm, which felt sure was rheu-
matte. Being determined TO do something
70 relieve the pain if possible sent out
al 6 AthInnhrrra and fr.nL
three doses during the day. Yesterday
morning the pain was nearly gone and one
more dose completed the cure, so that to-
day my arm is as well as ever"
Mr.. Anketell was wise in taking such
prompt measures to check the pain.
Doubtless if Mr.. Morris Hobbs, Of Hamp-
ton, N. H., had known Of the existence of
Athlophoros, the rheumatism from which
he suffered would have been cured with
equal speed long ago. Mr.. Hobbs thus
tells the story Of his cure:
II had the rheumatism nine months be-
fore heard Of your Athlophoros. / was
PROSTATE all that time and could do nothing
/ had several doctors, but they did no
good 1 tried all the medicine could hear
of with no better results. At last l saw
Athlophoros advertised and sent for some.
On the day it arrived / took three doses
in the afternoon before went to bed, and
that night | slept as well as did when a
boy. 1t seemed to kill the pain at once,
and I never have been troubled since.
My joints we're badly swollen at the time,
but as soon as the pain stopped the swell
ing began to go down very gradually. !
am satisfied that if / had taken Athlo-
phoros when was first troubled with the
disease it'would have saved me $500 in
expenses, time and pain.
IL have recommended it to several others
in this place with equally good results.
One case was that Of a boy Is years old,
who was so badly afflicted with rheuma-
tism that his father had to carry him up
stairs to bed for two weeks. His mother
came to me to inquire about Athlophoros.
/ advised her to get it at once by all means
and she did. In two days after taking the
medicine the boy was out at play with
other boys, being entirely cured and has
been we'll ever since.
II you cannot get ATHLoPHoRos OF your drug
gist we will send 1t express paid, on receipt OF
regular price-one dollar per bottle We prefer
that you buy 1t from your druggist, but IL he
hasn't 1t. do not be persuaded to try something
else but order at once from us. as directed
ArHLornoRos Co, 1l2 Wall Street New VOW.