Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-04-17
HENRY WARD pEEcHER,s RRorHER

The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher has three
brothers living. One Of these IS the Rev.
Charles Beecher, known as the writer OF some
OF tho most quaint and touching hymns in
the English language. Another is the Rev.
Edward Beecher, profound theolegian. far
advanced in years, and living IN Brooklyn,
where he breaches from time TO time. a
third brother is the Rev. William Henry
Beeeher. who is spending the serene years
OF q mellow old aSe at his home, 8 Honore
street, Chicago. Mr. Beecher is 81 years old.
and with the exception of the natural in
drmities of age, is hearty and vigorous cid
gentleman.
A gentleman who recently visited Mr.
Reecher at his home, found him in an ex-
ceeaingiy genial frame of mind and by no
means indispoSed to talk about the relief
he had obtained from the rheumatism,
which for many years had been a source of
trouble 10 him. In reply to question, the
venerable gentleman remarked: "Why, you
want TO know about Athlophoros. 1t is the
greatest medicine IN the world for rheUma-
tism. / had suffered with that disease for
fifteen years. Ny hands and my joints were
sweIled- I had much pain, and many Sleep
less nights. 1t took my pain away,
and gave me power 10 sleep. ne not
understand me TO say that my t3leunla-
tisn is all gone. 1t would be miracle If
rheumatism could be entirely driven away
from an old man like me, who has had it
for years. I have some of it left and oc-
caSionally l feel its pains. Then take more
Athlophoros, and the pains are driven away.
Even If 1t can't entirely drive out the cause
OF pain from man who has had it so long, it
takes the pain away, and that IS great deal.
Sometimes had frightful pains at night be-
fore going TO bed. Then would take dose
of Athlophoros, and soon find the pain all
gone, so that could enjoy a calm and re-
freshing nights rest.
Il believe Athlophoros will cure chronic
rheumatism. know that is saying great
deal for It; but 1 say It. tough old case of
rheumatism like mine is very hard TO cure, l
know. But see my hands; they are no longer
swelled as they were. l am free from the
pains used to have. l sleep well, and what
more can an old man of ST ask for:''
Mr.. Beecher's daughter cheerfully con-
Armed what her father had said, and gave her
eeiyed from the use of Athlophoros
For number of years, Mr.. c. L. Wetmore,
OF the wellknowu wholesale clothing house
of Messrs. Thompson X Wetmore, Isl and 1853
Fifth Ave-, Chicago, was greatly afflicted
with rheumatism, which interfered not only
with his personal comfort, but also with his
ability to attend to business He is now well.
Calling on Mr.. Wetmore, At his store on
Fifth avenue, the gentleman, found him will
ing TO converse as to his experience in regard
TO rheumatism.
Il am told, Mr.. Wetmorc. that you got rid
of your rheumatism by the helpof Athlopho-
ros. Is that true:"
''Well, l had been for long while troubled
H1Jn fAGutudIlSln, anu tttl IEJGu SGtiiOSt
everything in the line of medicine. / may
fairly say that Athiophoros tnishel the
rheumatism, and finally overcame u. Some
of the other remedies had given me relief,
which proved only temporary and incomplete.
But il was not so,with the Athlophoros. Since
l have taken ii l iini that have no moro
rheumatic pains, either to annoy me by Gay
or to interfere with my sleep by night. My
rheumatism was at times very severe. All
my Joints were swollen, and were very pain
full was detained at home sometimes as
much asa meath alta time ssl5lssring acutely
ana unable 20 attend to bnsiress.. Now that
Athlc4shoro has AaaisheSi thc 10 a1nAtfsis,l
am happy 10 say -haiat NJ sleeR isrgeod. my
appetite is regular and healthy, and am
every day attending TO business
If You cannot get ATHI oPHoRoS of your drug
gist, we will send it express paid, on receipt OF
regular price-one dollar per bottle. We prefer
that you buy it from your druggist, but IL he
hasn't it, do not be persuaded to try something
else, but order at once from us, as directed.
ATHIoqRoRos Co. 1l2 Wall street. New York.