The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-12-17
PosrmAsrEn GENERAL v1lAssHomE.

Postmaster General Villas halls from
Madison, Wis, and that extremely pretty
city is very proud OF her handsome and
eloquent cabinet officer, who, at the time
he was chosen by President Cleveland as
one OF his advisers, represented her in the
Wisconsin legislature. Madison is also
proud because she is the State Capital and
possesses 9 very imposing Capitol building
standing in q lovely park: Then Madison
may also be proud OF Wisconsin Univar-
sity, with its hundreds Of students and
able faculty; Of the Soldiers Orphans
Home, OF the state Lnnatic Asylum build
ings, and OF the many; industries which 60
to make up the prosperity Of the thriving
little capital. All these institutions have
grown up since 1 1876, at which time Madi-
son was in the wilderness. Pushing and
intelligent citizens have made her what she
ID, and it is pleasant to observe that Madi-
son still possesses avery large proportion
OF clear headed men and women, who APP
preciate good thing when they see it and
are glad to make its merits known.
One OF this class ofcitizens is Z. A. Rog-
ers the baggage-master OF the Chicago,
Milwaukee and ST. Paul Railroad, who is
well known to all Madisonians and by
large part OF the travelling public. Mr..
Rogers has this to say Of how he was cured
OF o long-standing complaint:
II suffered with rhumatism for some
time SO that it was with great pain that
l could move around Mt all, and also
| spent many sleepless nights. I am glad to
Jay that after using two bottles OF Athlo-
| phoros am entirely free from pain. No
one need suffer from rheumatism if they
| will give it q fair trial." &
George W. Huntly, d dealer in groceries
at No. Sc Pinckney street, and leading
| merchant and old resident, commends the
| medicine as follows:
u have used Athlophoros for rheuma-
tism and can most cheerfully say with the
most satisfactory results" -
MARY I. Whiting, OF No. $40 University
avenue, who has lived in Madison for thir-
ty years and is known and respected by
| every one, says: 5%
II have been victim OF severe rheuma-'
tism for the past three years, and having
tried almost every remedy known without
any avail, ! was much discouraged. Last
winter was afflicted much worse than
ever and was induced to try Athlophoros.
| am glad to state thatI am now free from
| pain and pronounce the medicine q God
| send for the afflicted" 2
To those words OF communication may
be added those OF Mr.. T. R. Lutzow, u
well known citizen who says OF Athlo-
| phoros: ='.gis.f !Gz.,.
! MY wife was seriously afflicted with
rheumatism, principally in her arms. She
has now used two bottles of Athlophoros
and is well and free from pain. I can cheer
fully recommend the remedy to my friends
and the public as being all that it claims to
| be.' = 81 @
| William sommers, foreman for B.. F.
Mcmillan & Bro, OF Mcmillan, Wis, says
that seven bottles OF Athlophoros relieved
him entirely OF rheumatism OF five years
standing, which was 80 acute at times as to
compel him to give up work. Three bot.
ties entirely cured his brother-in-law, Louis
Zimmering, whom rheumatism had com
PEELED to give up his place as edger in saw.
mill. He now fills his old position withou,
the least inconveniencc.
II you cannot get Athlophoros OF you,
! druggist, we will send it express paid, or
receipt OF regular price dollar per bot
tie. We prefer that you buy it from YOU
druggist, but if he hasn't it, do not be per
suaded to try something else, but order al
once from us, as directed, ArHL oPaoRos Co.,
112 Wall Street, New York. 5@ ! AZ