Morning journal and courier., 1885-06-18
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WHEELs+WHEELs- WITHIN
 WHEELS.

To make wheel seems easy enough especially to people who know nothing about it. Just take round block with hole in it for the hub; fix up some sticks for spokes; knock some roundish bits together for the rim; fasten the whole thing and put tire around it, and your wheel is made.
 We'll, with such process, you might make sort of a wheel, and that is much the way that some of the old-fashioned wheelwrights did.
 But now the making of wheels is gigantic and well-ordered industry, just as is the making of watches. A newspaper correspondent went, the other day, to the great factory of the New Haven Wheel Co. where the wheels are made. For forty years this immense concern has been putting its whole energy on wheels. Every kind of wheel, from the slender and delicate look ing sulky wheel, to the stout and heavy wheels on which the big fre-engine is hurried to the confagration, is made here.
 The object of the visit was to see two of the principal men in this factory, both of whom had been afflicted with rheumatism.
 MT. M. J. Brown, who manages some of the important wood-cutting machinery, when asked about his rheumatism replied:
 It is all gone, am glad to say, and am as well as ever, not having had touch of it for a long time. l was all bent together and drawn up with pain, and for weeks I was laid aside from my work. The rheumatism took me chiefly in my joints and I tell you it was bad, bad, bad. How quickly was I cured? Well, I'll tell you. I had tried good many things that didn't cure me quickly; in fact they didn't cure me at all. I was told that Athlopho- ros would help me. Thought I might as we'll try it, as I had tried pretty made. Well, got a bottle. I used it one day. To my surprise, had less pain, and less as I kept on with it. The next day I was decidedly better. I went on improv- ing day by day. I thought I was done with rheumatism when 1 had used two bottles of Athlophoros, but it came at me again, and I used four bottles in all Since then I have had no return of my trouble. I have been regularly at work here, as anybody in the factory can tell you. Let me take you up to MT. McKen- zie on the third floor. He is one of the men that believes in Athlophoros."
 Ascending on the elevator, MT. Will liam Mckenzie was found busy at his work. His whole countenance lit up pleasantly as he told of his recovery from severe attack of sciatica.
 "Yes," said he, "I was indeed badly crippled up, and l was suffering great pain, too For two years and half was apt to be taken any day with violent sciatic pains, and to be hobbling around scarcely able to work. Sometimes was entirely laid up in the house, and could not come out to work at all. Then there were times when I could barely creep along, and it was like drawing teeth to get to my work. My sciatica would come on suddenly, like the sharp thrust of knife, with acute pain like tooth-ache. If I was sitting down and tried to rise, it would take me so that I would find myself all in heap on the floor. We'll, I heard them say Athlophoros was good. hardly believed it would do anything for me, but got bottle just to try. had then been laid up for two or three weeks in the house. It did the work. It didn't cure me all in minute, but it brought me up gradually within week. That was quickly enough, wasn't it, considering what had been through? That was months ago, and I have had no sciatica since.
 "One of my neighbors, an old lady with infammatory rheumatism, said she would try Athlophoros. think it was four bot ties she took, but whether it was four or more don't matter much, for her rheumatism is all gone She keeps part of bottle of Athlopho- ros in the house, and so do I, and I wouldn't be without it. For if I am ever to have rheumatism or sciatica again, that's what I want to have by me, and I'll use it right at once without any delay" w. J. Sullivan, M. R. c. V. S.,
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