The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-12-26
wHEE DOS OLD AGE BEGINI

When does old age begin? At forty-fve,
it is said, the amount of combustion which
keeps the furnace of the human body in
blast commences TO decrease and diminishes
until three-seore years and ten, more or
less, when the fires are drawn and the
Pickering flame dies out. That is the
physiological way Of looking at it. But
some men are old before they are out of
their teens, while others apparently never
grow old, though they live to be centen-
arians. The poets way of looking at it is
the best:
"Call him not old whose visionary brain
Holds DER the past its undivided reign.
For him in vain the enyious seasons roll
Who bears eternal summer in his SOUL"
This at least seems 10 be the way in
which David Littell, of Sumner, Ia looks
at life, for though now in his eightieth
year he has taken a new lease on life
and is apparently determined 10 hold on
10 it. Athlophoros did il for him and he
acknowledges his debt 10 il in terms of
enthusiasm. Mr.. Littell tells his own story:
81 was past seventy-seven and had been
afflicted with rheumatism three years and
eight months. | had lost one-third of my
weight and could not walk, but shutfled
along with Crujches. Sleep had deserted
me, my nerves were all shattered, and there
was no strength in my hands, wrists, knees
or feet. / could not sit down or get up out
Of chair without help, and on such pain,
worse at night than in the day. There was
neither sleep nor rest and the outlook was
painful in the extreme.
But thanks be to God and Brother
lnskip for sending me q paper containing
a notice of the cures made by Athlophoros
and thanks be 10 you for sending me n
bottle. 1t appears 10 me the hand of God
is in it all the way, and if you did not hear
me shout why then | did not shout loud
enough, that is all. The medicine arrived
one Saturday night after had gone to bed
In the morning my son prepared me dose
of two teaspoonfuls in milk. | took it and
felt it at once all over. After that ! took
but one teaspoonful at a time until | had
finished the bottle. How did it act Why,
like charm. On Monday morning rose,
dressed, and walked out into the kitchen
without crutches or cane and wished them
all happy New Year
My pain is ali gone and | rest WELL
Ny son, seeing such great change in me,
wrote for ten bottles in order, as he saws,
TO make permanent cure of it. 1t is all
more like q dream than reality. / have
written to four of my friends who are
afflicted with rheumatism about the great
| medicine and shall write to others, and in
this way try to pay the debt Of gratitude.
Some fourteen months ago." says A.
Hayward, of Burlington, Ia, Il was at
tackled with inAammatory rheumatism. 1
tried a dozen different kinds of medicine
said to cure rheumatism but to no pur-
pose. Finally, | procured a bottle of
Athlophoros. After using the bottle il
did me so much good that | bought
another, but did not have to use more than
third of the second bottle before / was
entirely cured. From that time mp to the
present | have never had anything like
rheumatic pains, and thank Athlophoros
for the cure"
Thomas bTcCue, Bush's block, Dubuque,
Ia, whose wife was cured by AthIophoros
/ of terrible case of rheumatism, declares
it was truly a miracle in my wife's case"
/ Ifyou cannot get ATHLoPHoRos Of your drug
gist, we VIII send 1t express paid on receipt OF
/ regular pTiCe-one dollar per bottle. We prefer
that you buy it from Your druggist, but If he
/ hasn't it, do not be persuaded to try something
! else, but order at once from us, as directed
| ATHLOPHoR0s Co, liz Wall Street. New York
WHY go limping around with your boot
run over when Lyons Heel Stiifeners vi
keep them straight.